Universal Orlando Resort Prime Value Hotels
- Practically Perfect Pixie Dust
- May 1
- 3 min read
Updated: May 26

Prime Value Resorts strike the perfect balance between style and savings at Universal’s trio of properties—Aventura Hotel, Stella Nova Resort, and Terra Luna Resort. These sleek, contemporary retreats boast chic lobby lounges, elevated quick-service dining, and room finishes on par with top hotel brands, all without the Signature Collection price tag. Ideal for couples and families with older kids, Prime Value hotels deliver resort-quality amenities in a smart, budget-friendly package. (If you are looking for general info about Universal Resort Hotels, Universal's Value Inn and Suites or Signature Resorts, we've got your back.)
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Universal Aventura Hotel

Rise above it all at this sleek Prime Value resort, where floor-to-ceiling windows showcase all three Universal parks. With modern rooms, bright common spaces, and elevated amenities, Aventura strikes the perfect balance of affordability and flair.
🏨 Accommodations
Standard Room: (314 sq. ft.) with two queen beds or one king bed plus pullout couch—sleeps 4
Deluxe Room: (395 sq. ft.) with the same bedding options—sleeps 4
Kids’ Suite: (575 sq. ft.) with one king bed, two twin beds, and a foldout couch—sleeps 5
🍽️ Dining
Bar 17 Bistro: rooftop lounge serving small plates, craft cocktails, and skyline views
Starbucks: your goto for coffee, pastries, and afternoon pickmeups
Urban Pantry Food Court: quick service sandwiches, salads, pizza, and more for grab-and-go convenience
🌊 Resort Amenities
Rooftop Pool & Splash Zone: urban oasis with panoramic vistas and kid-friendly water play
Fitness Center: state of the art cardio and strength equipment
🎟️ Exclusive Theme Park Benefits
Early Park Admission: to The Wizarding World of Harry Potter and Universal Volcano Bay
No Express Pass included at the Prime Value level
🚤 Getting Around with Ease
20 Minute Walk: Volcano Bay, Universal CityWalk, Islands of Adventure, and Universal Studios Florida
Free Shuttle Bus: Air conditioned bus rides to Volcano Bay and Epic Universe, plus Universal CityWalk, Islands of Adventure, and Universal Studios Florida if you would like to skip the stroll
Stella Nova Resort and Terra Luna Resort


Universal's newest prime value resorts, Stella Nova and Terra Luna opened spring of 2025 near Universal's Epic Universe. These resorts are Universal’s Jetsons-style getaway—think sleek architecture straight out of mid 19th century Los Angeles, reimagined with modern LED lighting, swooping white walls, and chic, space-age seating. From the moment you arrive you’ll feel like you’ve beamed into a retro style futuristic dream.
Whether you’re feeling weightless beneath the Milky Way at Stella Nova or delighting in Terra Luna’s rooted, upscale comfort, both resorts serve up next-level design—and a healthy dose of pixie dust—to launch your Universal vacation into orbit.
Read more in our Epic Universe Resort Hotels post.
The Prime Value trio shows you don’t need to break the bank to score big on style, comfort, and must-have perks. From Aventura’s sky-high park vistas to Stella Nova’s sleek modernity and Terra Luna’s cosmic flair, each resort pairs chic design with elevated quick-service dining, lobby lounges, and roomy, quality accommodations. Best of all? Early park admission, free shuttles, and all the pixie-dusted extras you need—without the Signature Collection price tag. Ready to pick your practically perfect Universal home-base and keep your budget happy? Let’s dive into our Universal Orlando guide and get packing!
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Pixie Dust Hugs,
Bren, Lyn, and Kim
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