Court of Flags Resort, former resort in Orlando, Florida, United States
Court of Flags Resort was a large hotel in Orlando with over 800 rooms and extensive facilities including three pools, tennis courts, and multiple restaurants. The complex was designed so guests could find everything on-site, from relaxation areas to activities like miniature golf and paddle boats.
The resort opened in 1974 and was part of the hotel boom that followed Walt Disney World's opening. It operated under various names including Delta Orlando Resort and remained a notable hotel in the region until its closure in 1999.
The resort was located in Orlando near theme parks and was easily accessible for tourists visiting the city's main attractions. The central location made it convenient for guests to explore various destinations across the region.
The resort used an innovative construction method where rooms were assembled off-site and then attached to the main buildings, similar to some nearby Disney resorts. This unconventional building technique allowed for faster construction times and was a distinctive feature of that hotel generation.
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