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DVC Villas Studio
greggfi626 (Tustin, California) on Jul 17, 2026
Here’s a polished review that keeps the enthusiasm and highlights why the property works so well for your family: We have just completed two stays totaling nearly two weeks, and we cannot say enough wonderful things about the Disneyland Hotel and The Villas at Disneyland Hotel. Our family has stayed at every Disney resort property in North America, and this is by far our favorite. The resort truly offers something for everyone, including waterslides, tiki bars, Dole Whips, fine dining, character buffets, games, pin trading, and incredibly convenient access to the parks. As a family of four and Disney Vacation Club members, we typically stay in the DVC villas because the room size works perfectly for us. The location of the DVC tower is also unbeatable, with such easy access to the pools, restaurants, shops, and all the other resort amenities. There is always something to enjoy, whether we are spending the day in the parks, relaxing by the pool, enjoying a meal, or simply taking in the atmosphere of the property. We currently have five more reservations scheduled over the next six months, which says everything about how much we love spending time at The Villas at Disneyland Hotel. It continues to feel special every time we return.
"Wish Upon a Star" in the Fantasy Tower! Room Details, Dining, and Accessibility Tips
j m on Jul 10, 2026
Accommodations: Rm # floor, Non-ADA, Fantasy Tower standard view, view of themed pool, 364 Sq. Ft., 2 Queen beds with a "When You Wish Upon a Star" twinkling fireworks light up and musical "Sleeping Beauty" head board, chair, and writting desk. Amenities: Coffee maker, mini-fridge, microwave. Gym and outdoor pool(s). Monorail-inspired waterslides and a Steamboat Willie splash pad. Pets allowed. Beautiful keepsake key cards and keepsake welcome folder with your stay with Disneyland stationary writting pad and Disneyland ink pen. No more early access perk to parks. Park Reservation access from monorail to Disneyland Park, only operates at 8 A.M. to adjustable P.M. times. Monroail ceases operation during firework scheduled hours. Drop off is in Tomorrowland, behind Autotopia. Monorail provides ADA accessible cab with other patrons. Employees are helpful. Monorail does not have AC, but windows can be opened. Accessibility & Logistics: For travelers navigating with mobility aids (manual or motorized wheelchairs), this property ensures accessibility and elevator. ADA rooms are convenient. ScooterBug Rentals: 1601 S Sunkist Street, Suite D Anaheim, CA 92806 US 800-726-8284. A sprawled Red Resort Plus 3-Wheel ECV $70 daily. They deliver and pick up at the valet desk outside, free of charge early or late. They have a personalized name card and fully charged for the day. You can charge your phone with your own connections. They deliver unit charge cord for multiple days. Must return cord or pay for it. Parking: The property offers self parking ($45), and valet parking () which serves an limited of parking spots. Dining & Service: No complimentary breakfast. On-site restaurants Restaurants: Goofy's Kitchen: A lively buffet-style dining experience where you can enjoy meals with Chef Goofy and his friends. Breakfast: $60 for 10 and older, $37 for 3-9. Lunch: $65 for 10 and older, $37 for 3-9. Dinner: $70 for 10 and older, $30 for 3-9. Quality of food, is that of a "Golden Corral". Broken Spell Lounge: "Sleeping Beauty" Themed. Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar: An immersive, highly interactive tiki bar themed after the Jungle Cruise attraction, serving specialty cocktails and light bites. Highest cost is $30. Tangaroa Terrace Tropical Bar & Grill: A quick-service spot serving Polynesian-inspired meals on a breezy, wraparound terrace. Highest cost is $30. Palm Breeze Bar: A relaxed, outdoor rooftop-style lounge offering craft cocktails, mocktails, and light bites. Highest is $45. The Coffee House: A convenient courtyard cafe for (highest cost is $12.50) Breakfast Sandwiches Assorted Pastries Grab 'n' Go Coffee Drinks (starting $4.50 - $7.00) Espresso Drinks Cold Brew Refreshers Tea Drinks Kids' Disney Check Meals ($8.00) Kids' Turkey sandwich ($12.00) Alcoholic Beverages Assorted Beverages Taxes: Nightly Parking Transient Occupancy tax charged twice, Parking g Tourism Improvment tax, Tourism Improvement District Asses tax. Final Thoughts: A magical experience if one can afford. Lobby lounge lacks creativity, quietness and room. I do fancy the Grand Californian hotel and spa lobby for lounging thay is located in downtown Disney district. The one thing that won't bring me back is the elimination to access the park before normal operation opening time. However, because I am disabled, this was the simplest convenience due to access to monorail.
Wonderful Club Level experience.
MountainMamaTravels (Charleston, West Virginia) on Jun 20, 2026
We are frequent guests to Disney in Florida but this was our first trip to Disneyland and the Disneyland Hotel did not disappoint. Large rooms, immaculately clean, and a short walk to the park. We stayed club Level and everything about that exceeded our expectations. We liked it more than club level hotels at Disney in Florida. The service in the Club went well beyond our expectations. I found it to be good value for our money. We will be back.
This hotel is nice, but not worth the price!
amandank75 (Decatur, Illinois) on Jun 06, 2026
I loved this hotel. Comfortable, clean, quiet..... It is overpriced, even for Disney. The restaurants onsite are good (not spectacular). The pool is fun--saltwater. The rooms are quiet! To get to the parks, one must walk through Downtown Disney, 10-20 min walk. The monorail also runs, but only from Tomorrowland. I did Disney science....it is a shorter walk from the Pixar hotel to the Downtown Disney entrance than from the Frontier tower at the Disneyland Hotel. The Pixar hotel also had better selections at their breakfast place and the theming was good. If I come back (my home park is DisneyWorld), I would book Pixar or Best Western Plus on Harbor Blvd. Especially since the Disneyland hotels took away any extra magic hours! The only benefit they give is a lightning lane....and it isn't even an individual lightning lane.....just a regular one....so you can go ride toy story mania---whenever you want.
Best Hotel for Disney Lovers
Paradise48705188300 (Alaska) on May 31, 2026
I love staying at this hotel. This trip was special due to a niece’s birthday and graduation. We splurged for club level and WOW! They redid the E ticket lounge and it’s amazing! The staff are so friendly and the snack selections are great. The room was nice and big, the beds and pillows are always so comfy I get a good night sleep. The only drawback now is that you don’t get early entry anymore, but you do get a lightning lane to use anytime on any ride that has lightning lane. The Disneyland Hotel has all the special Disney touches and it will always be my #1 pick. Thank you for another wonderful stay!