So I booked a standard room at the Disneyland Hotel for 5 nights! Very excited but which rooms should I put in as a request? There are two of us and we want a king bed with a decent view. I know that standard rooms don't face the park but are there any that are close? So do any of you guys have any advice which rooms are good? And if you remember the room number that would be the best! Help me describe what your room looks like too. Thanks!
Disneyland Hotel Room Request Advice
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We had a room on the left hand wing (as you look at it from the front) was above the pool so had a view of the garden and pool at that side. I have to say that I did put a room request for a low floor room due to wheelchair/buggy/lift problem etc however this was completely ignored
We've just got back from a stay at the Disneyland Hotel - we loved it! It was so nice being right next to the park and the breakfast buffet was fab.
Room-wise, we were also in the left hand wing overlooking the swimming pool, room number 3161. I asked for a garden room when we checked in so I think I was allocated the room on arrival. I knew we wouldn't be able to overlook the park so I just wanted to make sure we weren't overlooking the car park. The left wing is on the opposite side of the hotel from the reception but you can get in and out of the building through a door in the left wing. The restaurants and bar are right in the middle so not far to go from either side.
Hope you have a fab time!
Room-wise, we were also in the left hand wing overlooking the swimming pool, room number 3161. I asked for a garden room when we checked in so I think I was allocated the room on arrival. I knew we wouldn't be able to overlook the park so I just wanted to make sure we weren't overlooking the car park. The left wing is on the opposite side of the hotel from the reception but you can get in and out of the building through a door in the left wing. The restaurants and bar are right in the middle so not far to go from either side.
Hope you have a fab time!
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