Cost of Castle Suites in the DL Hotel?

[Buttercup Roberts]

What's a typical rate for one of the castle level suites in the Disneyland Hotel?

It says you can only book by phone, but I'll be darned if I'm going to pay for international calls to just feel out prices.

Are these suites never offered as part of packages? Any annual pass discounts on them? Only certain times of the year?

 

[marcus.ka]

AFAIK the suites are never part of a package. And you can't get AP or Shareholder discounts!!!

I onces had a look at the price sheet in the DLH and as far as I can remember is the cheapest suite about 300€ per night and the most expensive one about 2800€ per night! But I am not sure!

Here in Germany a travel agency can send price questions regarding suites and Castle Club to Disney so you don't have to make international calls and you can find out about the price.

 

[bubblefactory]

I think a Garden view regular size CC room is about €500+
and a Park view regular size CC room is about €600+

and

From Disneyland paris.com

All suites in the Disneyland® Hotel enjoy the services provided by the Castle Club. Situated on two floors of the hotel, the Castle Club offers various personalised services including direct lift access to the entrance of the Disneyland® Park and a private reception as well as light continental breakfast in a private area (Castle Lounge), snacks, pastries and non-alcoholic drinks in the afternoon, and laundry service.


The Presidential suite, "Sleeping Beauty", is the most prestigious of the Disneyland® Hotel suites, 187m² with a spectacular view onto Le Château de la Belle au Bois Dormant (Sleeping Beauty Castle) and Main Street, U.S.A. A large bedroom for two people, a whirlpool bath, a lounge with a fireplace and a piano and a dining room to seat ten guests.
Price example* The Presidential suite, "Sleeping Beauty":
Summer price : 3550 €
Winter price : 3650 €


The Vice Presidential suite, "Cinderella". 112m² with a view onto the Disneyland® Park, a spacious double bedroom with king size bed, a whirlpool bath and a lounge decorated in the theme of the Cinderella fairy tale.
Price example* The Vice Presidential suite, "Cinderella" :
Summer price : 2650 €
Winter price : 2700 €


" Walt's Apartment" decorated in a typically Victorian style. 84m² with a double bedroom and a lounge with convertible sofa for one adult or 2 children.
Price example* " Walt's Apartment":
Summer price : 1460 €
Winter price : 1460 €


The "Tinkerbell" suite, 69m². Is reminiscent of the charm and atmosphere of the Victorian era. With a view over Fantasia Gardens this suite features a double bedroom and a lounge with a convertible sofa for one adult or two children.
Price example* "Tinkerbell" suite:
Summer price : 1015 €
Winter price : 1150 €


The "Junior Suites", 58m², may be booked for two or four people according to availability. Situated in the west and east wings of the hotel (and not in the Castle Club), these suites nevertheless have access to the services provided by the Castle Club.
Price example* "Junior Suites":
Summer price : 805 €
Winter price : 890 €



* Price per night exclusive Park admissions and local taxes.
Supplementary charge subject to availability.
Summer rates valid from 31st March to 9th November 2006 inclusive
Winter rates valid from 10th November 2006 to 29th March 2007 inclusive

 

[marcus.ka]

Why are the Winter rates more expensive than the summer rates?

 

[disneylandkids]

I have just had the 'pleasure' of calling DLP from the States.

The first time I called, I was on hold for 25 minutes and then received the 'sorry, we're closed' message. The next time, I was on hold for 30 minutes without ever talking to anyone. The third time was the charm, as they say, and I was able to talk to several reservationists.

For March 28 and 29, I was quoted $3144 for two Castle Club rooms (we have three children and rooms in the Castle Club only accommodate four guests). Too rich for my budget. There was a two-night minimum stay at that time.

In other online general pricing, I saw that DLP rates went up fairly substantially starting on March 30, probably in anticipation of the 15th anniversary, and the spring season (in some cases, nearly as much as 50 percent). That was not Castle Club pricing, only pricing for other lodging onsite.

And, finally, if you are calling from the States, for heavens sakes, get yourself a discount rate plan! (I learned this the hard way making some other bookings in London--25 minutes for $75!). I subscribed to PennyTalk, which costs 2 cents/minute to some overseas locations (it suited me since it included the UK and France). You can find them online at pennytalk.com. I highly recommend this service! Although I despise being on hold normally, the amount of time I was on hold for DLP would have been astronomically expensive using my regular home phone service!!

 

[Scratch42]

It Ain't Cheap!

I managed to get the Tinkerbell Suite for one nite!

Unfortunately, I had to take their package deal which included the park admission which I did not need, since I already booked thru DVC and have a standard room for the week!

If you really want to know pm me!

j