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Hotel overview
The all-new Universal Terra Luna Resort was inspired by the thrill of exploring the unknown and pushing the limits of discovery. Opening February 25, 2025, it’s much more than a launchpad into amazing adventures and exclusive theme park benefits at the parks; it’s also a landing zone for relaxation and recharging between the fun.
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General policies & fine print
Check-in Policy - Hotel requires a credit/debit card authorization or cash deposit upon check-in for incidentals; this will place a hold on your funds.
Convention Policy - Individuals attending a convention cannot book this property for their stay. If found attending a convention, guests may be subject to higher room rates upon arrival.
Hotel Spring Break Policy - This hotel cannot guarantee a spring-break-free environment.
Transfer Policy - A price may display when children stay free, if your vacation includes transfer to your hotel.
General Information - Room taxes and service fees are included in vacation price. Minimum night stay restrictions may apply. Reservation changes may not be permitted unless authorized by the hotel.
Ratings & reviews
TripAdvisor traveler rating
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Great new hotel
We spent 5 nights here. First off, it's brand new. Everything is clean and everyone was so friendly. The rooms were immaculate. I was able to do laundry. They have machines on 2 of the levels... 2 and 9 maybe... I used the ones on the 2nd floor. $4 for wash and another $4 to dry. A little steep. Bring your own detergent to save that expense. The food was great. They have a good selection for each time of day and we never got something we didn't like. We were actually quite surprised. Some meals we weren't as hungry so we just got a kids meal. Pool was very nice. Buses to city walk were on time and no issues. We were going to walk over to Stella Nova but never did, but there's a crosswalk you could if you wanted to. Parking is expensive. Wish they'd get rid of that extra expense.
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Quite a few bumps in the road to say the least.
My family and I stayed 8 days/ 7 nights mid to late April 2025 and found the hotel to be quite nice and the room was fantastic overlooking Epic Universe in the distance. We had housekeeping service our room just once in the week we were there and even then we had to call to get it done. The food at the hotel was of decent quality but at a cost that made you remember where you were at. The menu is not that extensive for people staying a week as you run out of options quickly. Room card wouldn’t work in the parks and restaurants as we were told, even after adding nearly $1,000.00 to it causing major issues and confusion. The bus to Volcano Bay had us waiting nearly 2 hours and missing early entry and thus no good chair locations. Universal Super Shuttle never came to bring us back to the airport even though we confirmed and paid everything in advance causing us to pay $60 to get to the airport to catch our flight back home and then waste time trying to get refunded our money back from Mears Transportation and not Universal. Many complaints of the elevators being down and long waits, unsupervised children fooling with the carousal doors ended up breaking them for 5 outta 8 days. This is definitely a 2-3 star hotel at best. Only thing it’s got going for it is that it’s new and close to Epic Universe.
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Convenient but underwhelming
Nice hotel and convenient if visiting Universal parks especially EPIC as it's connected by a walking path. The first night the air conditioner in our room wouldn't cool and we were moved to another room. Since the hotel had only been open a few weeks they were still working out the bugs in the system. There is a café and market but no other eating options nearby. The café food is like a school cafeteria only more expensive. The market did have good coffee options.
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A wonderful hotel and park experience.
My wife booked this hotel for a treat during our holiday with family who live 90 minutes south of Orlando. Staying overnight allowed us to purchase preview tickets to the new Universal Studios Epic theme park. We set out early and got to the hotel by 8am, we went straight to reception to collect our room keys and pay for the room (pre-booked) and our park tickets. We were told that we would receive an email in the afternoon with our room number. We were able to board a shuttle bus outside the hotel directly to the park (review to be written). On our return to the hotel we still hadn’t received any email regarding our room number. My wife spoke to reception and there was a little confusion over our English bank card, this was soon sorted and our room did not disappoint. My wife is extremely good at checking the internet for deals and bargains. Prices fluctuate day to day depending upon time of year, time of week and length of stay. Total cost for the hotel and park was $305 plus overnight parking at the hotel.
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Awful Check in and customer service
Be careful booking this resort. Check in is at 4 BUT IS NOT GUARANTEED!!! They may give you your room anywhere from 4 o'clock on. We were not given our room until 7pm. The hotel didn't not care that we had an event to go to. They over book so much that they can'y handle the turn around. No "we are sorry "is offered or any token of regret.