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Hotel overview
Now with improved, luxurious rooms, new pools and waterslides, themed dining and more, the newly transformed Disneyland® Hotel is a modern vacation destination in itself.
The newly remodeled rooms at the Disneyland Hotel sparkle with magic. Enhancements include special Disney touches like Sleeping Beauty Castle light-up headboards, new furnishings and additional modern amenities.
Swim in 3 pools — the D-Ticket and E-Ticket pools plus the new Monorail pool with 2 water slides. Or soak up the fun at either of the Mickey and Minnie Spa outdoor hot tubs. For an additional fee, relax in the new private, poolside cabanas.
Discover inventive cuisine at Tangaroa Terrace - Casual Island Dining or breeze in to Trader Sam's - Enchanted Tiki bar for cocktails from lost civilizations.
Paying tribute to its early beginnings — when the Disneyland Hotel was the pinnacle of 1960's resort living — this hotel is again a vacation destination all by itself.
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General policies & fine print
Check-in Policy:
Hotel requires a credit/debit card authorization or cash deposit upon check-in for incidentals; this will place a hold on your funds.
Convention Policy:
Individuals attending a convention cannot book this property for their stay. If found attending a convention, guests may be subject to higher room rates upon arrival.
Hotel Spring Break Policy:
This hotel cannot guarantee a spring-break-free environment.
General Information:
Room taxes are included in vacation price.
Minimum night stay restrictions may apply.
Reservation changes may not be permitted unless authorized by the hotel.
Ratings & reviews
TripAdvisor traveler rating
3735 reviews
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Nov 19, 2024Poor customer service
This is my third time staying at Disney Land hotel, and unfortunately it will be my family’s last. The customer service at the front desk this evening was so disappointing this time with supervisor Naomi. We had magic key reservations and were told by the desk agent at check in that it would be a piece of cake to change parks, they can override the reservation “no problem” once we solidify our plans. Well, less than 2 days later when our family flew in and had single day non-park hop tix we went to the desk the day before to see about aligning our reservation with theirs and got a “nope, maybe ask the ticket booth tomorrow, nothing we can do”. Very frustrating given that we explained our exact situation and had planned ahead, and have had no issues with reservation overrides in the past when staying on site. In fact, that’s one of the reasons we elect to stay at Disneyland hotel, but this time we were treated like a number…no understanding of the fact that their staff are extremely inconsistent in what they are willing to do, never mind the hour I wasted waiting in line to be told “no we’re not supposed to, the staff that did this many times before for you were not informed, nothing we can do - have a good night”. Amazing to be treated this way given our membership and number of visits this year. Lesson learned.
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Nov 12, 2024Amazing stay with my family
It's been about 6 years since my last stay at the Disneyland hotel. It was as great as I could remember! We stayed in a 2 bedroom family suite with our friends who also had little ones. The kids were soo amazed with the headboards that lit up. The kids really felt the magic of Disney throughout our stay. Our living room was HUGE! Plenty of room for the kids to relax. This particular family suite is located in the Adventure tower. The beds were very comfortable. The combination of the parks and comfy beds, my kids got 10 hours of sleep every night. There is guest laundry on the property. Although their signs were a little difficult to follow. I felt like the signs were pulled from Alice in Wonderland. Arrows pointing in different directions. I finally used one of the phones in the lobby. I found out guest laundry was in the new Discovery tower. The Disneyland hotel I feel is the furthest away from the parks. But you can always take the monorail to take some of the walking time off if you'd like to start your day in Tomorrowland.
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Oct 30, 2024Nice trip to Disney. Room very small
Wife and spent weekend at the Disneyland Hotel. Met family for a quick Disney trip. The grounds were great, we stayed in a new studio room. The room was nice but so small. The bed glided down from wall similar to Riviera resort in Florida. This room seemed smaller tho. It was about the size of a cruise ship cabin. Overall I give the resort 5 stars. The room a little pricey for what it is.
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Oct 29, 2024You can do better disney hotel
The Disney hotel well first of all the switched off their reviews on Google. The reception staff and restourant food, including pools are awesome. Rooms are horrible for the price you pay $1030AU. The bathroom celling my head can touch it and we had view of carpark. The room was tiny, beds were comfortable. We only stayed 1 night due to very average expensive room which is definitely not worth the money. We found accommodation half that price with better rooms and with bottle of water at least in fridge. Thank you for having us but we won't be back.
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Oct 16, 2024Not a Four Star Hotel - More Like Two
I recently stayed 3 days and 2 nights in the Frontier Tower here. Advertised as a 4 star hotel online, I can definitely say that it is not. The room was a standard hotel room, but I found it odd that the shower / toilet were in one room, and the sink in another. As someone who is 6'3, the sink came up to my pelvis. Quite low and difficult to use with the faucet so close to the back of the sink. The water only had two settings - ice cold or scalding hot. I had to keep the hot on full crank and after 10 minutes of cold water, it would get hot. The second I turned on the cold just a hair to try and balance it all out, it went ice cold completely. This was primarily on the sink, and the shower worked slightly better. The balcony was sterile and overlooked the parking lot, which was disappointing. Otherwise, the beds were fine and comfortable. The layout of the hotel is very confusing and it took most of the trip just to learn my way around. We had breakfast Tangaroa Bar & Grill one morning where there was no seating to be found. Massive hotel, inside seating for maybe 15 people. The coconut french toast was just ok. Did a quick grab and go the next at the coffee house, which serves Starbucks coffee - the coffee equivalent of gasoline. The pumpkin spice latte was terrible and I tossed it after 3 sips, the danish was dried out and hard. Used the pool once, it was an eeh experience. They have a big beautiful fireplace outside that we wanted to sit at each night, but the 8 seats were always taken. I think the worst part about the entire trip was that all of this was almost $1,000 a night! We've stayed at 5 star hotels across the country and got pampered with luxury for less than that per night. All in all, we would not come back here. The best part of the hotel is that it is within walking distance of the parks, which is likely why the cost is so high.