Villas

On the old Fontana homepage, villas were the everyday way to stay inside the leisure park: a kitchen and dining area, air-conditioning, and enough bedrooms for a family or a small group that did not want a hotel corridor.

The about page also said the estate held hundreds of villas, including some with a private pool, jacuzzi, or sauna. Treat that inventory as a description of how the park was marketed, not a live room count.

A villa stay only makes sense if you actually want the grounds — morning walks, the pools, and one dinner inside the estate. If your plan is malls and Angeles restaurants, a shorter hotel night is easier than a whole villa.

Compare this with hotel rooms and the Rose Garden Mansion before you decide the estate is “all villas.”