Car Hire Sheraton Studio City, Florida, United States

Cheap Car Hire from Sheraton Studio City Hotel, Orlando, Florida

Orlando's impressive International Drive is home to the equally impressive Sheraton Studio City Hotel - a landmark hotel in the area that is convenient to Orlando International Airport, the wonderful Wet 'n Wild Water Park, and the massive Florida tourist attraction of Universal Studios.

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A Hollywood themed hotel located right in the thick of Orlando's principle tourist region, the Sheraton Studios City Hotel is a three star budget hotel with 301 rooms, decorated in a contemporary art-deco style and furnished with 'Sweet Sleeper' beds, specially designed to offer optimum comfort to the hotels many guests. The main appeal of staying here is the hotels close proximity to many Orlando attractions, which makes it an ideal base for families visiting the area - however the comfort of the beds is possibly the second major selling point. After a day riding roller coasters and running around with giant cartoon characters, a comfortable bed is unquestionably welcome!

Sheraton Studios City Hotel amenities

The Sheraton Studios City Hotel offers a number of amenities to its guests, including a swimming pool with poolside bar and café, a fitness centre, laundry facilities, a games room, a business/conference centre with services, and a wake-up service - handy if you need to get up early for a day of theme-park fun.

The Sheraton Studios City Hotel is not a luxury hotel; guests should not expect five star accommodation or to be staying in the lap of luxury. The cheap room rates are ideal for budget travelers looking for low cost but centrally located accommodation during their stay in Orlando, Florida. The hotel is clean and great value for money, with a friendly and helpful staff, and it couldn't be more practical for people touring Orlando's theme parks.

The hotel does serve food in its 'Starlight Grille' where guests can dine in thematic surroundings, with movie memorabilia decorating the walls, and eat delicious food prepared by an award-winning chef. The food is top quality, ad this is reflected in the price - you will pay less for your dinner in some of the more budget-friendly restaurants that can be found just outside the hotel on International Drive.

The Top Theme-park Tips

So, you're going to Orlando. The world's biggest playground. Whatever length of time you are going to spend in Florida (unless you are lucky enough to be able to holiday for months at a time), it more than likely won't be enough - Orlando is that crammed with world-class attractions and activities that it will leave you reeling.

Another important thing to remember about Orlando is that it is a place where overspending is extremely easily done. It is one giant, colourful, fun-filled, purpose-built tourist trap and the cost of accommodation, activities and food is correspondingly grotesquely over-priced. So to get the most out of your trip to OrlandoFlorida, follow our top theme park tips, and with any luck you will get as much out of your Florida vacation as possible - and at as low a cost as possible.

Location, Location, Location

Yes, there are many benefits associated with using the low costcarrental offered by ArgusCarHire. No waiting around for buses that might be overcrowded… No paying for Taxis… The freedom to go where you like, when you like… The ability to bring all your bits and pieces in the boot… Being able to nip from your hotel to the Theme park of your choice…

Off the beaten track

But that doesn't mean you should stay somewhere completely off the beaten track and out of the way, just because it's a cheap option. The closer you are to the action, and the more centrally located your hotel, the quicker you can get from place to place, saving yourself valuable minutes. Minutes that add up very quickly (particularly if you have a car full of hyperactive and anxious children…). Stay somewhere central and convenient to all the attractions you want to visit (the Sheraton Studio City Hotel is ideally placed in the middle of Orlando's action). These hotels pay for themselves tenfold, as you will see when you get to Orlando

He who fails to plan, plans to fail

You will need to budget your time and budget your money to have a successful trip to Orlando, Florida. Figure out first of all which parks and attractions you most want to visit. Do your homework before you go, read up on all the possibilities, and decide between the family what you are going to fit in to your holiday. It may sound tedious, but use maps and common sense to create an Itinerary that will save as much time as possible - you would be surprised how much time is wasted being lost or making unnecessary or ill-planned journeys.

Know exactly where you want to go

When you know exactly where you want to go, you will have more time to look online for deals and discounts or specialrates, which can be a money saver. If when in Florida you're busy trying to find your way around or decide where to go next, looking for cheapdeals will probably be the last thing on your mind.

Check also what rides, if any, are closed for refurbishments while you are visiting - nothing worse than spending half an hour power walking through a theme park in the Florida summer sun, only to find that the ride you were walking towards isn't even open!

Ok it may go without saying, but seriously - if you are going to spend upwards of €60 for just one day's admission to a theme park, you should drag yourself out of bed at the crack of dawn to get there 30 minutes or so before the park opens - make sure you get a full day for your money. You will be far better off getting up early to get on a few rides in the morning before the midday Mickey-Madness takes hold and the queues reach their longest.

Yes, you will be tired at the end of a day. The kids will be tired. Maybe a little cranky. But it's best to just get to the parks, take little pit stops.

Bring your own backpack

Yep, bring your own backpack. And fill it with sandwiches, snacks, drinks, maybe some aspirin and plasters - all the little bits and pieces that can be used in various possible contingencies. Kids fall and scrape knees. People get blistered feet. Moms and Dads get headaches. EVERYONE gets hungry and, more importantly, dehydrated.

If you have a backpack containing all of the above (and possibly more), you will not only save yourself time queuing for food and drinks inside the park, you will certainly save yourself money, as there is no doubt that you will pay less for these items in a regular supermarket than you will inside the theme parks. This is a top tip for sticking to a budget when in a theme park, and one of the simplest ways to keep it cheap.

Cheap car hire from Argus car hire at Sheraton Studio City Hotel offers you the freedom and comfort to discover and enjoy the tourist-haven of Orlando Florida at you own pace and in your own time.