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Average Hotel Price in Orlando, FL

$124 per night

Average nightly rate across 4.8M public rate observations in Orlando, FL, May 2024 to April 2026. These are par rates, the cheapest publicly available price at the time of each search on Engine, not negotiated or booked rates.

Orlando hotel rates, month by month

Average nightly rate by month of stay
Orlando 50-market median Range of all 50 markets
$101$150
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
MonthAvg. nightly ratevs. Orlando average
Jan $132 +6%
Feb $150 +21%
Mar $143 +15%
Apr $133 +7%
May $120 -3%
Jun $130 +5%
Jul $117 -6%
Aug $101 -19%
Sep $101 -19%
Oct $114 -8%
Nov $121 -2%
Dec $129 +4%

What the curve means for planners

Hotel rates in Orlando move with the calendar, but not violently. The spread between the cheapest and priciest months is 33%. The floor is August at $101 a night, 19% below the city average of $124.

February is the month to watch, averaging $150, or 21% above typical. If an offsite or a recurring project has any date flexibility, steering it away from February is a straightforward saving; forcing it all the way into August matters less.

Most teams can reduce this market to one rule of thumb. Avoid the peak, and treat the rest of the year as roughly interchangeable.

Why do hotel prices in Orlando, FL move this way?

Treat the table as fact and this section as informed opinion.

Orlando follows the Florida inversion, peaking in February during the winter high season and bottoming out in August and September, likely as heat and hurricane risk arrive with the school year. The December rebound looks like holiday-week theme-park demand. For a market defined by leisure, the curve is smoother than you might expect, plausibly because convention traffic fills the gaps.

How Orlando compares

At $124 a night, Orlando, FL ranks 43 of 50 major U.S. markets by average hotel rate, 16% below the $148 median of the 50 markets in this dataset.

Similar-priced marketAvg. nightly rateRank of 50
El Paso, TX $124 42
Portland, OR $124 44
Columbus, OH $123 45

Questions people ask

How much does a hotel cost in Orlando?

Hotels in Orlando, FL average $124 per night, based on 4.8M publicly available rates observed in searches on Engine between May 2024 and April 2026. These are par rates, meaning the cheapest public price offered at the time of each search, not negotiated or booked rates. Monthly averages range from $101 in August to $150 in February.

What is the cheapest month for hotels in Orlando?

August is the cheapest month for hotels in Orlando, FL, averaging $101 per night, which is 19% below the city's $124 average.

What is the most expensive month for hotels in Orlando?

February is the most expensive month for hotels in Orlando, FL, averaging $150 per night, 21% above the city's $124 average.

When should I book a hotel in Orlando?

The rates on this page are advance-purchase public rates, observed in searches made 10 to 180 days before check-in, so the bigger lever is which month you stay rather than how far ahead you book. For Orlando, FL, that means aiming for August and avoiding February when dates are flexible. Our full study, Every City Has a Season, covers how timing plays out across all 50 markets.

This page is one market from a 50-city study of how hotel prices move through the year.

How we did this

The figures on this page come from the 128,536,941 hotel prices that business travelers saw when searching on Engine, a platform companies use to book work trips, across 50 U.S. markets over roughly two years (May 2024 to April 2026).

What we measured. Every data point is a par rate, meaning the cheapest publicly available nightly rate a hotel offered at the moment of a live search. These are the prices companies see while planning a trip, not Engine's negotiated rates and not the prices ultimately booked. Real corporate rates typically sit below what is shown here.

Whose trips we looked at. We focused on planned travel and included only searches made 10 to 180 days before check-in, limited to business accounts, with internal, test, and promotional activity excluded.

A few caveats. These are advertised rates, not final booked prices. Monthly figures pool multiple years to smooth year-to-year noise, so an unusually large one-off event can occasionally push a single city-month higher than a typical year.

Data analysis by Jack Swiatoschik. Written by Alec Hollingsworth. Reviewed by Engine's data team.