Disneyland Hotel

The original Disneyland hotel combines an air of magic wherever you turn with superb service, attention to detail, the best in imaginative design, and a little bit of pixie dust from Tinkerbell herself.

The nostalgia of the original Disneyland hotel, the convenience of Downtown Disney and both theme parks within a short walk, and guest rooms completely remodeled within the last two years come together to provide a relaxing vacation environment. Rooms abound with classic Disneyland touches. The Peter Pan themed swimming pool with two water slides (large and small) is open year-round.

Character dining at Goofy's Kitchen provides good buffet-style meals and opportunities to mingle with Donald Duck, Pluto and Princess Aurora. We found Hook's Pointe pricey for food that didn't impress. Below, the Wine Cellar serves California wines by the glass or bottle; we took them just outside the Lost Bar and enjoyed live music. Croc's Bits 'n Bites (chicken strips, fries, ice cream) and fine dining at Granville's Steak House round out the choices.

See pictures of the Disneyland Hotel, including pictures of the "Princess Diaries" suite.

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Adjacent to Downtown Disney, next to the ESPN Zone and the AMC Theatre. The Disneyland Hotel has the longest walk to the theme parks of the three on-property hotels, although the monorail can cut that walk down quite a bit by expressing passengers to Tomorrowland. A wide variety of shops, restaurants and entertainment lie within a short walk of the Disneyland Hotel. Compare Flights

1150 Magic Way, Anaheim, California 92802
phone: 714.778.6600; fax: 714.956.6597;
web site: Disneyland Hotel

• "We had wonderful service and great meals...."
  5 out of 5 -- Catina, visited December 2006
  
• "We booked the theme park view and we got pool view instead...."
  1 out of 5 -- Fiesolecorp, visited June 2007
  
• "BEDBUGS - we were on the 5th floor...."
  1 out of 5 -- Kegnatoff, visited April 2007
  
• "The most absolute worst hotel I have ever stayed in..."
  1 out of 5 -- Steve, visited September 2005
  

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