Hello! My family has been on a handful of WDW and Disney cruise vacations but this time we're hitting San Diego and DL starting 8/13 to shake things up.
The first three nights we're staying at the HOJO or Candy Cane Inn but I want to spend the last night at a Disney property so we can spend all day at the parks and recuperate at a nice pool the next day before driving back to San Diego around 6 or 7.
With the military discount, the cost difference is approximately $50 more for DLH concierge. I now have a standard room at GC booked because I love the novelty of being attached to a theme park and it looks very attractive.
Exhaustive research leads me to believe we'd be happy at either place but I thought the good people here might have an opinion. My previous stay at the DLH was about 25 years ago and there is a nostalgic tug to stay there again. And it's newly renovated!
I had completely forgotten about the koi pond until I read someone's post today and I seem to remember what I'll call "dancing waters" on the grounds. Now I'll have to do some more research to see if I made that up.
My kids are 10 and 12 so naps are not an issue nor is walking.
Thank you!
The first three nights we're staying at the HOJO or Candy Cane Inn but I want to spend the last night at a Disney property so we can spend all day at the parks and recuperate at a nice pool the next day before driving back to San Diego around 6 or 7.
With the military discount, the cost difference is approximately $50 more for DLH concierge. I now have a standard room at GC booked because I love the novelty of being attached to a theme park and it looks very attractive.
Exhaustive research leads me to believe we'd be happy at either place but I thought the good people here might have an opinion. My previous stay at the DLH was about 25 years ago and there is a nostalgic tug to stay there again. And it's newly renovated!
I had completely forgotten about the koi pond until I read someone's post today and I seem to remember what I'll call "dancing waters" on the grounds. Now I'll have to do some more research to see if I made that up.
My kids are 10 and 12 so naps are not an issue nor is walking.
Thank you!