Universal Boulevard · High-rise condo-hotel near Orlando’s newest attractions

The Point Orlando condos

Team Donovan’s detailed guide to buying, selling and owning at The Point Orlando—a Universal Boulevard condo-hotel with spacious one-bedroom suites, flexible two-bedroom lock-offs, private balconies and a prime position near Universal Orlando and Epic Universe.

Address7383–7395 Universal Blvd
Universal areaApprox. 5–15 minutes
Property typeCondo-hotel suites
Suite choices1 bed or 2 bed lock-off
Building heightUp to 12 levels
Team DonovanLocal resale specialists
Condo-Hotel
Pool & hot tub
Full kitchen
Lock-off choice
Short-term rental

Resort overview

A flexible suite product in the heart of Universal’s corridor

The Point Orlando is a twelve-level condo-hotel development on Universal Boulevard. Its individually owned residences combine kitchens or kitchenettes, living space and balconies with hotel-style amenities, placing owners and guests near Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure, Volcano Bay and Epic Universe.

The two-bedroom lock-off is the defining ownership feature: one legal residence contains a full one-bedroom suite plus a separate studio-style component. That flexibility can be valuable, but the exact booking, access and management treatment must be verified.

Team Donovan helps buyers compare floor plan, floor, view, furniture and operation—and helps sellers present lock-off and rental details clearly.

Suite choices

Two plans with very different operating flexibility

Approx. 671 sq. ft.

One-bedroom suites

The one-bedroom, one-bath residence provides a separate bedroom, full kitchen, living area and private balcony. Compare floor, pool or water outlook, renovation and furniture.

Approx. 1,056 sq. ft.

Two-bedroom lock-off suites

The two-bedroom, two-bath plan combines the larger one-bedroom residence with a self-contained studio-style component, kitchenette and second bathroom.

Floor and view

Pool and water outlooks

Higher floors, orientation, balcony position, pool view, pond or water view, road exposure and elevator proximity can affect guest appeal and resale comparison.

Approximate measurements and plan details follow Team Donovan’s current guides. Verify condominium exhibits, county records and current MLS information for the exact unit.

Hotel-style amenities

A tropical pool deck with urban Orlando convenience

Year-round pool and hot tub

Current official materials promote an outdoor pool, hot tub and tropical terrace, with select suites enjoying direct pool outlooks.

Fitness and business spaces

A fitness studio plus business, meeting or event facilities support both leisure and corporate stays. Access and bookings should be confirmed.

Poolside food and drink

Current hotel materials promote a poolside bar and food service. Restaurant, breakfast, housekeeping and other offerings can change with operations.

Pool, bar, dining, housekeeping, event and guest services are operating amenities rather than permanent condominium guarantees.

Getting around

Approximate driving times

Planning estimates only. Universal Boulevard, Kirkman Road, I–4 traffic, construction, parking and attraction entrances can materially affect travel.

5–15 minUniversal Studios & Islands of Adventure
5–15 minUniversal Epic Universe area
10–20 minOrange County Convention Center
10–20 minSeaWorld Orlando
20–30 minWalt Disney World area
20–30 minOrlando International Airport
NearbyInternational Drive dining
NearbyOutlet shopping and entertainment

Ownership intelligence

Lock-off operation and project underwriting are central

Legal unit Confirm building address, unit, floor, legal plan, balcony, lock-off doors and whether component identifiers appear in management or access records.
Association finances Review dues, budget, reserves, master insurance, assessments, structural and milestone reports, projects, meeting minutes and litigation.
Lock-off operation For two-bedroom suites, verify combined and separate booking rules, keys, cleaning, revenue allocation, owner use, utility treatment and management reporting.
Rental management Obtain current hotel or management agreements, commissions, booking treatment, term, termination rights and unit-specific rental statements.
Furniture standards Confirm what conveys, operator requirements, furniture condition, electronics, linens, kitchen inventory and upcoming refurbishment needs.
Financing Condo-hotel and lock-off underwriting can be specialized. Obtain property-specific lender approval before relying on financing.
Suite condition Inspect HVAC or building systems, plumbing, appliances, balcony, windows, finishes, furniture and signs of high-turnover guest wear.
Insurance and tax Understand master-versus-owner coverage, contents, loss assessment protection and professional guidance for property, sales and tourist taxes.

Buyer and seller strategy

Local guidance for both sides of a specialist market

For buyers

Compare plan, floor, view, lock-off operation, furniture, association finances, management and financing before judging value.

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For sellers

Price against the correct plan and floor and prepare clear lock-off, furniture, association and rental information.

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For overseas owners

Coordinate suite access, preparation, bookings, contracts and closing remotely, with specialist tax or FIRPTA guidance where needed.

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Current opportunities

The Point Orlando condos for sale

Live results should be checked against building, legal unit, floor plan, floor, view, furniture, management and current MLS details.

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Frequently asked questions

The Point Orlando, explained simply

What is The Point Orlando?

The Point Orlando is a high-rise condo-hotel on Universal Boulevard with individually owned one-bedroom suites and two-bedroom lock-off residences near Universal Orlando.

What unit sizes are available?

Team Donovan's guide identifies one-bedroom, one-bath suites around 671 square feet and two-bedroom, two-bath lock-off suites around 1,056 square feet.

What is a two-bedroom lock-off?

The two-bedroom plan combines a larger one-bedroom residence with a separate studio-style component. It may support combined or separate use, subject to current management and association rules.

What views are available?

Team Donovan's guide identifies pool and water-view choices. Floor, exact orientation, balcony and sightline must be verified for the individual suite.

What amenities are offered?

Current official materials promote a year-round outdoor pool, hot tub, poolside bar, fitness studio, event or business facilities and self-parking. Operations can change.

Can owners use short-term rentals?

Short-term rental use is established, but buyers must verify current association rules, management agreements, owner-use procedures, licensing, taxes and any self-management restrictions.

Are the units furnished?

Many resales are offered furnished, and hotel operation may apply furniture or refurbishment standards. Confirm exactly what conveys and any upcoming replacement obligations.

Is condo-hotel financing different?

Yes. Hotel operation, lock-off structure, rental use and project underwriting can make financing specialized. Buyers should obtain property-specific lender approval early.

How does Team Donovan help Point Orlando owners?

We help buyers compare floor plan, floor, view and management details, and help sellers present furniture, association and rental information accurately.

Buy or sell at The Point with clarity

Team Donovan combines local condo-hotel knowledge with straightforward advice from suite and association review through contract and closing.

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