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Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport
Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport
Located in the North Terminal at Orlando International Airport
(407) 825-1234
Treat yourself to the ultimate convenience when you stay at the Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport. Located inside of the North Terminal of the airport, our prime location puts you within minutes of enticing shops and restaurants, local nightlife and some of Orlando’s best kept secrets.
The hotel and restaurants are “before security” and so may be accessed by both travelers and non-travelers.
- Conveniently located newly renovated 445-room, AAA rated **** hotel inside the North Terminal
- Dining options include Hemisphere AAA rated *** restaurant and McCoy’s Grill & Bar
- Convention and meeting space totaling 42,000 square feet (3,900 sq. m)
- Park, Stay and Go packages are available and include parking for the duration of your trip
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Arrival and Departure Guides
Download our Arrivals Guide, or our International Arrivals Guide in English or Español.
Virtual Tour:
Art Program
Art is an integral part of the overall design of the Orlando International Airport

These selected pieces reflect highlights of the airport’s permanent Art Collection. The Collection is comprised of works reflecting a variety of styles and media. The Art connects the broad architectural spaces, light filled areas, and green foliage to create a unique impression of Florida’s warmth, brightness and natural beauty. The Art also serves as a wayfinding element for the airport’s passengers. The artists commissioned to create these works are of regional, national and international renown. The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority is solidly committed to a model program of Art in public places, with pieces distributed throughout the terminal complex.
For more information please contact the Public Affairs department.
Share The Art
Sponsored by the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority and the National Arts Program
The National Arts Program Background
The National Arts Program (NAP) was conceived by Mr. Leonard Andrews in 1985 in Philadelphia. The program offers employees and their families the opportunity to exhibit their artistic talent in a public exhibit and have their work professionally judged. The event is highlighted by an awards ceremony where cash prizes are awarded and each participant receives a Certificate of Participation.
