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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
Amenities
Accessibility
- Elevators.
- Public areas wheelchair accessible
- Wheelchair accessible rooms
Accessibility features are based on request and availability, and are not guaranteed. Please contact WestJet Vacations at 1-877-737-7001 for further information.
Activities for children and teens
- Child care services available ($)
- Children’s pool
- Learning programs (located in Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa) available ($)
Pinocchio's Workshop ($)
Located in Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa - enjoy a night out and treat children ages 5 to 12 to an evening of arts and crafts, computer games, Disney films, dinner and snacks in a licensed child care facility with an environment created especially to entertain kids.
Age ranges
- Children ages: 2 to 17
Bars and entertainment
Type | Amenities | |
---|---|---|
The Lounge at Steakhouse 55 | Bar, Lounge | |
Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar | Bar, Lobby bar |
Check-in and check-out times
Check-out time: 11 a.m.
Connectivity
Wi-Fi
- Lobby
- Room
Internet
- In room wired
- Business centre
Dining
Type of restaurant | Type of cuisine | Open for | Additional Information | |
---|---|---|---|---|
Goofy's Kitchen* - Join Chef Goofy and some other favorite Disney Characters at this whimsical buffet | Buffet | American | Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch | |
Steakhouse 55* | À la carte | American | Breakfast, Dinner | |
Tangaroa Terrace | Snack bar | American | Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch | |
Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar | À la carte | American | Dinner, Lunch |
Facilities
- Rooms: 973
Health and wellness
- Fitness centre: on site
Location
Pools and recreation
Pools
- Jetted pools: 2
- Outdoor pools: 3
- Water slides: Included
Pool availability is subject to seasonality.
Other activities
- Walking distance to parks
- Disneyland Park (offsite) available ($)
- Downtown Disney District (offsite) available ($)
- Disney California Adventure Park (offsite) available ($)
- Mandara Spa at Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa (offsite) available ($)
- Remote-controlled boats
Shops and services
- ATM
- Business centre available ($)
- Giftshop available ($)
- Laundry facilities available ($)
- Meeting facilities available ($)
- Parking available ($)
- Shopping onsite
- Valet parking available ($)
Location
Reviews
Satisfied with our stay
IndianaTravelmom (Indiana) on Jun 21, 2022
We stayed in a suite with our college aged kids and were happy with our stay. I will start off by saying that we usually go to Disney world and stay at Yacht club and this doesn’t compare. However it was clean, staff helpful and suite was spacious though bathroom is on the smaller side. Pool was very nice and easy access to Downtown Disney and Disneyland. We would never consider staying off property at either Disney location- just so convenient. We ate at the other more upscale Disney resort and it had a lot more atmosphere but since we weren’t going to the adventure park it didn’t make sense to pay the upcharge
Decent at best. Not worth the price
O2797BIdannym on Jun 21, 2022
Me and my girlfriend made a trip to Disneyland to celebrate our 9 month anniversary. The tickets to the park were a gift for my birthday, so we decided since we weren't paying to enter the park, we'd spend the money on something else. We decided to book a stay at the Disneyland Hotel, since 1) it was close to the park and didn't require driving or extensive walking, and 2) the hotel is a classic part of Disneyland history and it would be fun to stay somewhere as historically vintage as this hotel. Let's start with the positives. The property itself is lovely to look at if you're interested in the history of Disneyland. Plenty of historic pictures, as well as recreations of old scale sets used by Walt Disney when designing the actual theme park. The hotel being so close to the theme parks is a huge bonus; there's an entry way that opens right into Downtown Disney, and from there you just walk through to the parks. We very much appreciated this aspect. The pool area is large and looked fun, however we did not go to the pools due to how many kids were present. If you have kids, this might be a great selling point, but we can't personally speak for it. Also, the deepest the pools got was 4 feet, so probably perfect for kids but not us young-at-heart adults. By far, the best positive aspect me and my girlfriend appreciated of this hotel was the restaurant, Trader Sam's, located in the middle of the property. The restaurant has a cute tiki/vacation theme, which felt very relaxing after a long day at the parks. The food and drinks are a little pricey (which we expected), but the quality was superb. The food was very well made and delicious, and we each had a drink and loved them. We highly recommend the Tiki-Tiki-Tiki-Tiki-Tiki-Rum if you're a fan of tropical drinks, as it has a great pineapple/coconut taste. Okay, time for the negatives. The hotel is disgustingly overpriced. Of course, this is Disney, and that was to be expected. But I cannot stress this enough, the hotel room we got was average at best, which isn't what we paid for. There was some cute touches to the room, such as our TV having a welcome message with our last names, and the backboard on our wall had lights that turned on. But that wasn't enough to make us recommend the room. We were also "upgraded" to a different room type altogether. We originally booked a standard king bed room, hoping for a high floor if possible, but at check in we were informed we received a complimentary upgrade to a room with 2 queen beds and a pull out couch. Keep in mind, it was just me and my girlfriend going, and we now had beds for 5 or 6 people. With that in mind, the room size was not any bigger than a typical hotel room, so I'm not sure how we would've fit that many people without it feeling claustrophobic. On top of that, the bathroom was very small and barely fit us both. The shower was pretty small and the water pressure kept changing in the middle of our showers. Also, the ceilings were pretty short, and as someone over 6 feet in height, it wasn't always comfortable. Overall, this was a very mixed stay and for what we paid and for the reputation Disney has in hospitality, this was below average. Honestly, I'm surprised there isn't more negative reviews talking about these issues, or at least mixed reviews. We would've given this hotel a 2 out of 5, but our good experience with Trader Sam's really was good enough to raise it a point.
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