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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Hotel details
Hotel advisories
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
3512 reviews
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Apr 23, 2020Convenience and Comfort
This was just the right choice for taking two kids (6 and 8) to Disneyland for the first time. The hotel is close enough (a leisurely 10-minute walk through Downtown Disney) from the park entrances to make it easy to come and go throughout the day, and the hotel has fun features like a monorail waterslide at the pool. Rooms were clean and fairly modern, with Disney touches that delighted the kids. And from our room, we could see the fireworks, which was great because at the end of the day, we were too tired to stay in the park to see them.
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Apr 13, 2020
Disneyland resort hotel
Hotel was very nice and very expensive but the proximity to downtown Disney and the parks were worth it, I thought the hotel was awesome until you go see the other two Disney hotels, the Floridian and can’t recall the other one but they are gorgeous and have a much more vacation type vibe than the main hotel, however they are more expensive as but you can’t go wrong if you have the money to spare and the extra magic hours for resort guests gave us a huge head start on those days, Rode some premium rides two or three times before the lines became crazy long. If not driving recommend hiring a shuttle service that will let you make a grocery store stop. You can save a ton of money that way.
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Mar 22, 2020
°o° Expensive but more fun than you can shake a stick at °o°
We stayed in the Frontier Tower during this trip and we enjoyed every minute of it. The Room cost is EXPENSIVE but it is worth it. You are paying the extra money to ensure you do not leave the Disney magic during your entire stay. The room is honestly very average but has a ton of Disney character hidden throughout. The hotel is noisy, but what can you expect with all the children there to see Mickey Mouse. There are tons of fun things to do within steps of your hotel room. Including Trader Sam's Tiki Bar, see my other review on that one.
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Mar 15, 2020Average
The hotel was average. It needs to be updated. The lobby was very plain. I did however enjoy the outside area at trader sam's especially when the torches are lit at night. The location is convenient, right next to the monorail. I wish the hotel room window opened. That would have been so much nicer. Many people said it was very nostalgic, I thought it was very plain and very expensive especially the food. We ordered 3 donuts thinking they were donuts but they actually were donut holes for the bargain price of $6.50. The sodas were $4.19. Wow. I'm glad I visited the hotel but I wont stay there again.
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Mar 14, 2020Neverland never again - REMOVED - DO NOT DISTURB PRIVACY
Never-land never again. If you select this hotel then when checking in ask if they have DO NO DISTURB SIGNS. Disney is ignoring the fact that sleep deprived parents and long distance travelers need a DO NOT DISTURB SIGN to enjoy an afternoon nap. Young children need afternoon naps. So Warning to all jet lagged international travelers and parents who like to get an undisturbed afternoon nap. Most vacationers I know like to have the option of an afternoon nap without interruption. Not at Disney. Check out the photos I have uploaded revealing their ROOM OCCUPIED SIGN & THE SMALL PRINT ON IT. This proves Disney leadership have chosen to destroy and replace the travel industry expected norm of having a ‘do not disturb’ sign. Disney door signs state that even after you pay thousands of dollars you will get a Never-land ROOM OCCUPIED door hanger that states Disney can enter your guest room anytime they want. Photo Proof attached. A nice housekeeper is forced to knock on my door at 3pm even with I thought was my Never-land ‘do not disturb sign’ placed on door. Consequently, I'm woken up from a sound sleep. Housekeepers have a tough job as it is. I always put my DO NOT DISTURB SIGN up to save a housekeeper daily cleaning until my day of check-out. I respect housekeepers where Disney is simply setting theirs up to fail. This a Disney Leadership Problem When advising two different constantly blank faced Disney Front Desk Leaders - as a guest offered guest experience feedback. I am interrogated by both with questions such as: • what was their name? • did they apologize? • again what is the name of the housekeeper? • What time did this happen? • How many times did they knock on your door? Tried replying and while doing received many interruptions to their litany of other questions. After staying in hotels frequently I experienced a total vacuum of guest experience solution response as if empathy had been trained out of them. Felt like being in a movie style interrogation. No Front Desk empowerment to respond except to say ‘ I don’t know or I don't work and cannot communicate with housekeeping’ Rubbish! 'PMS' stands for Property-Management-System - all hotels have been using these software systems for decades because they allow instant department communicate access. Everyone has mobiles and Wally talkies. Housekeeper staff are also given data access to the rooms they need to clean. Honestly the front desk leaders communication experience was so disappointing as it was sadly laughable. Instead of seeking guest solutions they were instead were trained to grill me for intelligence on ‘outing’ their employees. My experience dictates that the Disney magic solutions we all once celebrated have been replaced with revenue increase and guest interrogation. Is it acceptable to barrage a litany of fellow employee fault fact finding questions to any client in any industry? The answer is rhetorically 'no'. FYI - Plenty of non Disney hotel brand locations clustered all around this location - do offer ‘do not disturb’ door signs. Neverland? Never again. Now you know. As for any TripAdvisor Disney review response from Disney? Over to you my fellow travelers to read. As for me - Disney I attempted to assist you on an issue that is of importance to just about every guest type where hotel DO NOT DISTURB signs are still alive and well everywhere