Overview
The fun never has to stop. This legendary hotel, featuring nostalgic elements of the original Disneyland Park, will immerse Guests in magic all the way to their room! Guest rooms include Magical Disney touches including a Sleeping Beauty Castle light-up headboard above the beds, bringing a little bit of pixie dust to all Guests. The 973 room Disneyland Hotel is a Disney classic. The hotel also features opportunities to dance and dine with your favourite characters at Goofy's Kitchen.
Check in
3 p.m.
Check out
11 a.m.
Rooms
973
Inclusions
- Quick access to Disneyland Park, Disney's California Adventure Park and the Downtown Disney District
- Guests key to the magic room card allow guests to charge purchases to their room and purchases can be delivered directly to their room.
- Enter and re-enter the Resort using the exclusive entrance into and exit from Disney's California Adventure Park with valid theme park admission.
- Disney Character Wake-Up Calls
- Extended Theme Park hours, known as Extra Magic hours
Rooms
- 1 king bed, or 2 queen beds
- Views of the Parking Area
- No more than 5 guests in the room
- 1 king bed, or 2 queen beds
- Views of the Parking Area
- No more than 5 guests in the room
- Smoke-free
- 24 hour room service
- A/C
- Alarm clock
- Bathrobes
- Coffee maker
- Crib (on request)
- Hair dryer
- Iron/Ironing board
- Rollaway bed (on request)
- Safe
- Turndown service
- TV
- Complimentary weekday newspaper
- Fridges can be provided on a "request basis only" and will be based on need priority.
- 1 king bed, or 2 queen beds
- Pool view
- No more than 5 guests in the room
- 1 king bed, or 2 queen beds
- Pool view
- No more than 5 guests in the room
- Smoke-free
- 24 hour room service
- A/C
- Alarm clock
- Bathrobes
- Coffee maker
- Crib (on request)
- Hair dryer
- Iron/Ironing board
- Rollaway bed (on request)
- Safe
- Turndown service
- TV
- Complimentary weekday newspaper
- Fridges can be provided on a "request basis only" and will be based on need priority.
Amenities
Monorail Pool Slide
Monorail Pool Waterslide
Hotel Exterior
Tangaroa Terrace
Goofy's Kitchen
Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar
Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar - Exterior
Location
Reviews
Everything Disney
Designerontheroad on Apr 18, 2024
Comfortable and charming rooms with many hidden Mickeys. This hotel has been upgraded in recent years and it's in much nicer condition than in the past. The location is the big plus - walk to the monorail and poof you are transported to Tomorrowland in the heart of Disneyland. Food was a bit is challenging because it was so crowded in hte restaurants all over Disneyland during Easter week.
Never Never (Again) Land
DStream on Apr 14, 2024
Does anyone actually stay in this hotel twice? Or is it just for suckers like me who think, “well, the cost is probably worth it for my kid’s first trip to Disneyland.” Let me save you some burst expectations: It’s not. But what about “early entry” to the parks, you say? If you plan to buy Genie+, early entry basically gives you nothing. The best attraction in the park (Star Wars Rise of the Resistance) doesn’t even open until 8. I think this is a scam to make you pay the extra $26 per person in addition to Genie+, even if you’re a hotel guest. Oh, and they alternate “early entry” between Disneyland and California Adventure. Not knowing any of this, we woke up at 6 AM, got in line for the security check at 6:50, waited 20 minutes in line for security, then waited in line to scan our tickets, then rushed to the early entry zone, where we then waited for our rope to drop just a measly 15 minutes before the rope for the public did. And then we ran to the gate for the Star Wars section to find that it was locked until 8. So we rushed back to Peter Pan, but not before everyone else had gotten there, so we waited in line for 20 minutes there, for a ride we never intended to take. So Pro Tip: If you actually stay here, enjoy your vacation, sleep in the extra 30 minutes, leave the hotel at 7:30, and plan to pay $26 per person on Rise of the Resistance (the cost makes me want to puke, but it really is the best ride, by far). But what about “going back to your hotel to take a break in the middle of the day?” Well, that was kind of nice, but the Disneyland Hotel is actually farther than a lot of other options. You can do that at any number of cheaper hotels around the area. Another learning - unlike my experience at this hotel in the early ‘90s, the monorail no longer goes through the hotel. So not nearly as convenient as I had imagined. Also, there is a gauntlet of stores in “Downtown Disney” to drag your kids past each time you go back and forth. A few other things - Room Service takes 90 minutes in the mornings. The walls are VERY thin. And on our last day there was no hot water. Guest Services claimed all rooms share the same hot water source, and there were no other reports, but we tried for 2.5 hours and I’m pretty sure we know how to turn on a hot water tap on the sink because it was our fourth day. Even the little things could have been better. I thought, “Certainly we can show our kid a Disney movie while we’re packing.” Nope. The “on demand” section of the TV has “Frozen,” “Cars,” and… well, that’s basically it. You don't even get access to the Disney+ options we had on our iPad. So much for my reverence for the Disney brand. I knew it was all about the money, but I thought they also still had a commitment to that incredible fan experience. Not so much anymore.
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