Connecting Rooms at Disneyland hotels

[allsaintsatx]

We got connecting rooms at DLH last June, no problem. If there are children in your party they usually try extra hard to get you connected rooms. We just booked 2 connecting rooms at the GCH for August and the CM said she was going to put a note on our res that a child would be in one of those rooms, so I'm thinking they give families with children priority for connecting rooms.

As far as the suites go, the CM told us about the 2 bedroom suite option which would have been an additional $300 per night over the garden view rate for 2 connecting rooms. It would be nice to have a living room, and I'm sure a better view, but for 6 nights the extra cost would have been $1800 and 2 standard rooms for 4 people was plenty of room last June at the DLH!!! The 2 adjoining rooms at the DLH kinda felt like a "suite" - we all hung out in one room while the DW was taking a shower in the other. But, we were able to shut the door between the 2 rooms at night so we didn't have to hear the grandmas snoring!

 

[larina]

But, we were able to shut the door between the 2 rooms at night so we didn't have to hear the grandmas snoring!

There are connecting doors between each of the rooms of the suites also.

 

[Malcon10t]

But this wasn't at DLR, was it? Suites are quite a bit more than two rooms would be.

This was at the Disneyland Hotel.

For our upcoming trip in July, here are the prices I was quoted.

2-queen room (std view) $379
1 bedroom suite- $690
2 bedroom - $897
3 bedroom - $1075

Just some pics form a couple of our last trips in the suites.

One bedroom with 2 queens-

Different angles of the living room area. The door in the background goes to the 2nd bedroom-

There is a fridge and bar set up to the left of this couch.