What It's Like To Stay At Disneyland Hotel!

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[JediLoreen]

I live about 5 minutes from Disneyland.
I can step out onto my porch at night and watch the fireworks 🎆.

[austindreher]

I LOVE Disneyland Hotel. I've stayed multiple times. The sparkles over the beds are SO SWEET. My kids fell asleep SO fast. And the Cast Members are ALWAYS SO WONDERFUL 😊😊

[jenniferthomas]

For $600 I'd have to choose a tropical island instead or cruise!!! ✈🌅 nothing against Disney but a hotel room is still just a hotel room. Happy for you to live your dream thou - glad you had a great time! 😄💞

[katrielisrael]

I saw all that dust and crust on the lamp switch 💀

[Pikle]

Just a suggestion but if you are feeling fancy you should stay a night at the grand Californian, it is absolutely remarkable.

[mrvideogarcia]

I always stay at the grand California and some times at the Disney hotel I actually get deals when you stay more than one night so we always do 4 nights way cheaper…. Things people don’t know at-least they do it for me …

[dorothysue]

I've never really thought about it, but it looks really nice. I live about 15 minutes away.

[cocodisney]

I can't believe Goofy's Kitchen is still there!! I was there as a child in 1969 and was surprised with my first character dining!! But yes- would be fun to stay one night there for the experience!

[Rogue_Pepps]

I'm from CT and my best friend surprised me with a night on May 1 for my 50th. I hadn't been to Disney in 16 years & what a magical night stay. We went to Trader Sam's & my chair deflated. My friend & I used to work at WDW and I know he didn't pay full price. Loved the fireworks on the headboard!

[LesterMoore]

Renter 2 adjacent rooms for wife, myself, Son's family and grandchild. After a long morning at the park it was relaxing to have a place for grandchild to take nap, bath and change of clothes before taking on the park for the afternoon and evening.

[-zackary-]

either prices went up or my parents were made of money. lol.

[Clavo]

There is nothing like staying on property when visiting Disneyland. It is a totally different and wonderful experience.

[badbiker]

I stayed there many years ago. It has since been refurbished in a major way. I probably wouldn't even recognize the place. Our room overlooked Downtown Disney, and that wasn't exactly awesome, with the lights and the music that kept us up kinda late. But, it really wasn't that bad; definitely not a deal killer. We loved our stay and 9/10 would do again. That 1/10 is because we are more east coast folks and have been to Walt Disney World 25 or 30 times.

[splattermaster]

In disney world, you can visit the restaurants in the hotels without being a guest, idk if that applies for disneyland as well but it might

[Pifase]

When I last went to Disneyland, which was little over a week ago, I stayed at the Paradise Pier hotel and I have to say that the elevators that they have inside of the hotel are amazing. That honestly had to be my favorite part of the hotel

[jansitalian]

I've stay a few times, I like it!

[TankCop]

Naw. The costs to high. I have to sacrifice things for a full year just to make it to DISNEYLAND alone. I have to stay in a hotel under $100. No way I could afford that!

[rattiegirl]

I have actually stayed in a family suite at the Disneyland Hotel. It waa a bucket list item. It was cool but given that I spent more time in the park than in the hotel, I would not make it a habit.

[Lloyd]

Me and my sister have birthdays that are a day apart so as kids we'd always have joint parties. We stayed at the hotel when I was 6 and she was 9. All I remember was breakfast at goofys kitchen

[jessicasteiner]

I love the Disneyland hotel also planning a stay for next year but I get I am a travel agent so travel agent rates are much more affordable.