I paid $34 to upgrade my room at Disney's Coronado Springs Resort, and it might be the best deal at Disney World

I fully felt as though I was living in luxury while staying in the Gran Destino Tower.

The Tower room with two queen beds seemed significantly bigger than others I've stayed in at the resort. There was actual closet space and a full-length mirror, which I'd never seen in a standard room in the main resort area.

I'm not that picky when it comes to the kind of room I stay in at Disney, but I have to say, this was one of my favorites across the whole property.

The standard rooms are themed after the "Three Caballeros" — a movie featuring Donald Duck, Panchito Pistoles, and José Carioca — so you can't really ignore the fact that you're staying on Disney property.

But my room in the Tower had more of a modern, Spanish-inspired design with fewer Disney touches.

Even though I love Disney, I appreciated looking at beautiful mosaic tiles as opposed to pictures of Donald Duck.

In the Tower, you can either have a view of the resort or the Disney parks (Epcot and Hollywood Studios). I ended up staying two nights and switching rooms in between so I could soak in both options.

I people-watched while enjoying breakfast in the morning and even watched the Epcot fireworks at night from the comfort of my bed.

I thought the views alone were worth the extra $30.

Depending on where your room is in the Tower, it could be a 10-minute walk to the Coronado Springs lobby.

But it's super convenient if you're looking to make the most of the resort amenities and restaurants, which are closer to the Tower.

The resort is huge. Luckily, there are multiple pools in different sections so guests are usually close to at least one.

But the main Mayan-ruins-theme pool is located near the Tower. It has a slide, hot tub, children's activities, various games, and a walk-up bar.

The pool was right across from my room, which was very convenient.

Dining locations like Toledo, Three Bridges Bar and Grill, Rix Sports Bar, Dahlia Lounge, Maya Grill, and El Mercado de Coronado are all located in and around the Gran Destino Tower.

Since Florida has humid and unpredictable weather, I appreciated not having to go outside to walk to dinner.

If you go to Three Bridges and are 21 or older, I highly recommend trying the sangria flight.

I think Disney's Coronado Springs Resort has a lot of bang for your buck — regardless of which room you stay in.

But for only about $30 more a night, the Grand Destino Tower offers a significantly bigger room, easy access to amenities, and gorgeous views.