The Disneyland Hotel Superthread

[Iceman93]

Current coffee makers in the rooms?
(Not villas)
And also, is the mini fridge a real refrigerator or a “cooler”?
Thanks

Regular Keurig machines with a variety of pods. And we didn't use the fridge for much but it didn't seem overly cold to me.

 

[maleficent55]

Regular Keurig machines with a variety of pods. And we didn't use the fridge for much but it didn't seem overly cold to me.

Thank you!

 

[monorailmom]

Hi all! Can anyone tell me if there are umbrella tables/chairs at the pool? Are they hard to come by? We'll be there in early June. Thanks!

 

[Iceman93]

Yes there are. As for how hard they are to come by in early June, I can't say.

 

[disneycat321]

I’m curious about historical discounts. We got a nice 30% discount on our 4 nights in June. I know that was advertised as being for the 70th, but is there typically some kind of summer discount similar to that? I’m a teacher, so we can only go during school breaks, and I know no other time we can go will have a discount. Just curious for the future!

 

[LAS2AMS]

I’m curious about historical discounts. We got a nice 30% discount on our 4 nights in June. I know that was advertised as being for the 70th, but is there typically some kind of summer discount similar to that? I’m a teacher, so we can only go during school breaks, and I know no other time we can go will have a discount. Just curious for the future!

You can generally get a 30% discount off stays of four nights or more (or 25% off 3 nights or more) most of the year. The last two weeks of August typically aren’t discounted but are the lowest rates of the year — when I looked awhile ago, Grand Californian started at $600/nigbt all-in - no min stay required.

 

[disneycat321]

You can generally get a 30% discount off stays of four nights or more (or 25% off 3 nights or more) most of the year. The last two weeks of August typically aren’t discounted but are the lowest rates of the year — when I looked awhile ago, Grand Californian started at $600/nigbt all-in - no min stay required.

Thanks! I assume “most of the year” wouldn’t include school breaks like Thanksgiving, winter break, and Presidents’ Week? Maybe spring time might be luckier since there are so many breaks? (Although mine is always the week before Easter which is by far the most common in CA.) I’m back at work at the beginning of August, but I’m glad to hear June and July are possibilities!

 

[LAS2AMS]

Thanks! I assume “most of the year” wouldn’t include school breaks like Thanksgiving, winter break, and Presidents’ Week? Maybe spring time might be luckier since there are so many breaks? (Although mine is always the week before Easter which is by far the most common in CA.) I’m back at work at the beginning of August, but I’m glad to hear June and July are possibilities!

They’ve offered the discounts over all major holiday periods in recent years. The blackouts are generally when the rates are at their lowest, like the last two weeks of August or the first week of January following the holiday period.

 

[Epcot Mom]

We have our first DLH stay coming up in June. We are booked in a standard view room. Are there any room requests I should ask for? I looked at the Disneyland site for dining options at the hotel and am still confused. Is there a place to get some scrambled eggs or a simple breakfast sandwich on the way to the parks? Ideally, something that doesn't require a table service meal.

Thanks in advance!

 

[cruisehopeful]

We have our first DLH stay coming up in June. We are booked in a standard view room. Are there any room requests I should ask for? I looked at the Disneyland site for dining options at the hotel and am still confused. Is there a place to get some scrambled eggs or a simple breakfast sandwich on the way to the parks? Ideally, something that doesn't require a table service meal.

Thanks in advance!

Tangaroa Terrace is counter service. You'll also have room service. You can pick up breakfast sandwiches from Starbucks, which you'll walk past on your way to the esplanade.

 

[Pluto468]

We have our first DLH stay coming up in June. We are booked in a standard view room. Are there any room requests I should ask for? I looked at the Disneyland site for dining options at the hotel and am still confused. Is there a place to get some scrambled eggs or a simple breakfast sandwich on the way to the parks? Ideally, something that doesn't require a table service meal.

Thanks in advance!

There's a little place called the Coffee House at DLH. They have egg sandwiches and other pastries, plus sandwiches later in the day. Coffee, too. You can mobile order or go down to the cafe. Tangaroa Terrace or room service are great options, too.

For rooms I request Adventure tower because it's close to DTD. Some people like Fantasy tower because that's were the lobby and shops are.

 

[LKing]

Tiendita is a togo counter for Paseo (DTD). They have great breakfast burritos.

 

[RockyMtnMouse]

We have our first DLH stay coming up in June. We are booked in a standard view room. Are there any room requests I should ask for? I looked at the Disneyland site for dining options at the hotel and am still confused. Is there a place to get some scrambled eggs or a simple breakfast sandwich on the way to the parks? Ideally, something that doesn't require a table service meal.

Thanks in advance!

People have always raved about the Adventure tower but we were disappointed in it last month. We thought Frontier Tower was nicer. The room in Adventure needed some TLC and wasn't as big.

For breakfast, we mobile ordered Starbucks. It is an incredibly busy location so even with mobile ordering you may have to wait. We wanted to try the Coffee House but didn't make it over there. Their menu looks good.

 

[Epcot Mom]

Thank you, everyone, for the replies on breakfast locations and room location Nice to know there are breakfast options!

 

[Pluto468]

People have always raved about the Adventure tower but we were disappointed in it last month. We thought Frontier Tower was nicer. The room in Adventure needed some TLC and wasn't as big.

For breakfast, we mobile ordered Starbucks. It is an incredibly busy location so even with mobile ordering you may have to wait. We wanted to try the Coffee House but didn't make it over there. Their menu looks good.

Was there still construction going when you were there?

 

[RockyMtnMouse]

Was there still construction going when you were there?

Yes, but we didn't see any of it.

 

[Pluto468]

Yes, but we didn't see any of it.

Thanks!

 

[twodogs]

People have always raved about the Adventure tower but we were disappointed in it last month. We thought Frontier Tower was nicer. The room in Adventure needed some TLC and wasn't as big.

For breakfast, we mobile ordered Starbucks. It is an incredibly busy location so even with mobile ordering you may have to wait. We wanted to try the Coffee House but didn't make it over there. Their menu looks good.

I have found the Coffee House to be quite busy in the mornings, and even if you Mobile Order something, they may be out of it when you arrive to pick it up. This was in October, so a busy time of year overall. But if you have your heart set on something, be prepared to walk up and order it to make sure they have it, or do a Mobile order but have a back up item (or two) in mind. This was frustrating because I went down to get the Mobile Order for our family while they stayed in the room getting ready for the day, and when things were out of stock for others in my family, I had to try to call them and change to something else on the spot.

Hopefully it is not like this during less busy times!

 

[ten6mom]

Hi all... contemplating a 'several adult' stay at DLH and they have various suites available, but none of them say how many BATHROOMS each type has, and they say things like "it could be this configuration of beds OR this configuration of beds OR this configuration of beds" which doesn't help because there is a big difference between "1 King and a sleeper sofa" and "2 queens and a sleeper sofa if every adult wants her own bed.

I am looking at the following room types:

1 Bedroom Family Suite
2 Bedroom Junior Connecting Suite
2 Bedroom Family Connecting Suite

Does anyone which of these has 2 bathrooms?

 

[RickNJane]

Hi all... contemplating a 'several adult' stay at DLH and they have various suites available, but none of them say how many BATHROOMS each type has, and they say things like "it could be this configuration of beds OR this configuration of beds OR this configuration of beds" which doesn't help because there is a big difference between "1 King and a sleeper sofa" and "2 queens and a sleeper sofa if every adult wants her own bed.

I am looking at the following room types:

1 Bedroom Family Suite
2 Bedroom Junior Connecting Suite
2 Bedroom Family Connecting Suite

Does anyone which of these has 2 bathrooms?

You could rent DVC points and stay in a 2 bedroom villa. It has 2 bathrooms.