I stayed in Disney World's most expensive hotel. Take a look inside my $900 room with a private balcony overlooking the pool.

I booked a stay at Disney World's most expensive resort, the Grand Floridian Resort & Spa.

The standard room was the cheapest option — it typically costs around $900.

The room had two queen-sized beds.

The pillows on the beds had umbrellas and penguins sewn on them to match the "Mary Poppins" theming.

I also appreciated the "Mary Poppins"-themed paintings that decorated the room.

I especially loved the chandelier ornamented with birds made out of glass.

My favorite lamp was on the nightstand, and it had a "Mary Poppins"-themed shade.

The room had two televisions, which I'd never seen in a standard room at a Disney resort before.

It also had a desk that housed a hair dryer and multiple drawers for additional storage.

There was a mini refrigerator that could be used to store leftovers or drinks.

The coffee bar above the mini fridge had a Keurig machine, plus 10 coffee and tea pods.

The bathroom area had two sinks, which made it quick and easy for me and my sister to get ready in the morning.

We also got complimentary toiletries — body lotion, aloe gel, toothbrushes, a shower cap, mouthwash, and shaving cream.

The shower had sliding doors and a tub.

In the closet, I found two Grand Floridian robes for us to use during our stay.

The closet also contained two pairs of complimentary spa slippers that could be kept as a souvenir.

There was a second little living-room area with lots of natural light, a couch, a chair, lamps, a coffee table, and a smaller television.

The attached patio had two chairs where I could sit and people-watch.

The patio offered a breathtaking view of the resort and the quiet pool area.

Overall, the room's size, beautiful decor, and proximity to the pool were worth the cost.

Insider paid a media rate of $480 for this hotel stay. The full rate was about $900.