It’s safe to say most theme-park visitors don’t care like we do about hotels, but for those who do there’s the Four Seasons Orlando at Walt Disney World Resort. This is a hotel that makes remarkably few concessions to its setting, aside from Explorer Island, the fully Disneyfied kids’ club. Adults will view the nightly fireworks display from the open-air steakhouse, Capa, and the rooms, though they look out over the parks in the middle distance, are as sophisticated as any of the brand’s hotels anywhere. There’s a spa, an 18-hole golf course and practice facility, and a gym and tennis club — and of course there’s the matter of Disney World itself, to which Four Seasons guests are offered early admission, a half-hour before the official opening time.