Orlando’s Universal Stella Nova Resort, a Loews Hotel, opens with cosmic design, stellar amenities, and easy access to the highly anticipated Epic Universe.

Universal Orlando Resort has officially opened the doors to Universal Stella Nova Resort, a Loews Hotel, as part of a groundbreaking phase of expansion.

From the moment guests arrive, the resort’s design captivates with its striking shimmering façade. Over 140,000 stainless steel dichroic tiles shift colors based on the angle of view, creating a celestial effect that mirrors the vastness of the galaxy.

The resort features 750 guest rooms, each equipped with two queen-size beds and unique spaceship-inspired windows offering breathtaking views. Select accommodations overlook the highly anticipated Epic Universe theme park, accessible via a dedicated walking path for added convenience.

On-site amenities elevate the guest experience, including a state-of-the-art game room, a complimentary fitness center, and a Universal Orlando Resort Store. The expansive pool area spans nearly 10,000 square feet and boasts a hot tub, a firepit, and space for outdoor activities like games and poolside movie nights. Guests can also indulge in cosmic-themed dining at venues such as Cosmos Café and Market, Galaxy Bar, Galaxy Grill, and Nova Bar, featuring a curated craft cocktail menu.

With prices starting at just $147 per night, Universal Stella Nova Resort is part of an ambitious hospitality expansion that includes its sister property, Universal Terra Luna Resort, set to open on February 25, and Universal Helios Grand Hotel, debuting on May 22 as the first-ever resort directly connected to a Universal theme park. Once all properties are operational, Universal Orlando Resort will offer over 11,000 guest rooms across its portfolio of hotels.

Guests staying at Universal Orlando’s hotels enjoy exclusive perks, including complimentary shuttle transportation to the parks and Early Park Admission, with access to Epic Universe and other attractions.

Epic Universe, the newest addition to Universal Orlando, joins Universal Studios Florida, Islands of Adventure, and Volcano Bay. This state-of-the-art theme park introduces an array of cutting-edge attractions and five immersive lands: Super Nintendo World, Celestial Park, Dark Universe, How to Train Your Dragon – Island of Berk, and The Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Ministry of Magic. The park is set to redefine entertainment, positioning Universal Orlando as a weeklong vacation destination.

Tickets to Epic Universe are now available, and reservations for all Universal Orlando hotels, including the brand-new Stella Nova Resort, are open.

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