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Seaside fun, just steps away from Disney Parks Overlooking Paradise Pier in Disney's California Adventure Park, Disney's Paradise Pier Hotel celebrates the nautical California seaside with warm, personal service. The 3rd ?floor rooftop pool, with the addition of a roller coaster?inspired water slide, great dining and amenities are all in one convenient tower with exceptional views of the Disneyland Resort.. Delve into the nostalgic flavor, casual atmosphere and retro decor of the boardwalk-inspired Rooms and Suites. Spectacular views of Paradise Pier at Disney's California Adventure Park add an air of childhood excitement to your stay. Contemporary amenities and superior Disney service ensure the comforts and conveniences that make our Guests feel at home. Take advantage of an incredible rooftop pool and waterslide area, fitness facility and a movie viewing area just for kids. Paradise Theater: Kids can enjoy Disney film and TV favorites in this beach-themed room. Rooftop Pool and Spa: It will be fun for everyone when relaxing at the scenic rooftop pool and waterslide area. Mickey's Beach Workout Room: Work out at this state-of-the-art fitness center.. Guest Pools: 2 located on the 3rd floor featuring a rollercoaster-inspired water slide named California Streamin'. Guest Spas: 1 located on the 3rd floor. Games: Flounder?s Fun 'n' Games. Workout Facility: Mickey's Beach Fitness Center.. Special Offer at the Disneyland Resort Hotels (only valid for hotel stays purchased together as a package with a flight, car or flight & car). Stay and Play with a 4th Night Free: 4th Night Free hotel offer is applicable for the three hotels of the Disneyland Resort for arrivals from 8/19/07 through 12/12/07. Travel must be booked by 11/12/07 and completed by 12/15/07. Upon a minimum three (3) paid consecutive-nights? stay at a participating hotel, a fourth (4th) free night will be added and must be consecutive to the three (3) nights stayed. Limited to one (1) free night per package/reservation. Blackout dates of 11/20/07 - 11/24/07 and other restrictions apply. Not valid with any other discount or promotion. .
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It's everything you'd expect from Disney...and more! Disney's Paradise Pier Hotel is like a contemporary seaside resort overlooking Disney's California Adventure park. In addition to the relaxing rooftop pool and spa and fabulous dining, Disney's Paradise Pier Hotel guests enjoy full access to the Disneyland® Resort amenities. Accommodations include 502 guest rooms with spacious king beds or two double beds. Some rooms include sofa beds. Nine junior suites and five master suites are available. Concierge-level services include priority check-in, breakfast bar, twilight wine and cheese reception, sodas, fresh fruit, daily newspaper, videos and use of the workout facilities. All rooms include coffee makers and refrigerators.
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Disney's Paradise Pier Hotel is part of the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California. Located in the heart of Orange County, the hotel is conveniently located 2 blocks from the Anaheim Convention Center and across the street from Disneyland Park, Disney's California Adventure park and Downtown Disney District. Also within easy travel distance from the hotel are 4 major airports, world class shopping and the other major Southern California attractions. Hotels of the Disneyland Resort are the most magical places to stay and Disney's Paradise Pier Hotel offers guests plenty of pixie dust. From an exclusive entrance to Disney's California Adventure park just for it's guests, breakfast with Minnie Mouse and her friends and breathtaking views of the new Disneyland Resort, Disney's Paradise Pier Hotel is always a wonderful choice for lodging. In addition to the theme parks, the Hotels of the Disneyland Resort offer guests entertainment night and day. Live music, televised sports, themed swimming pools, arcades, wonderful shops and lounges, exercise facilities and more make for a complete vacation destination.
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31 year old with a moderate budget, traveling for leisure
I wanted to write and say how dissapointed I was with the Paradise Pier Hotel. We stayed for 5 nights at the hotel. It was only on the 4th night that we discovered a cockroach in our room. Next to the safe and I took pictures to prove it. I called the front desk and I didn't get a apology or anything. All they did was move us to another room. I work in the restaurant industry and know for a fact that there is never just 1 cockroach. Moving us to another room did very little as that last night with you we didn't sleep very well and it took us about 4 hours to go through our luggage and make sure we weren't taking any uniinvited guests home with us to our brand new home.
I really expected more from disney. We had a wonderful trip however this little mishap made us so uncomfortable and we will never stay at this facility again and we are frequent disney goers.
When we checked out the next morning nobody addressed the situation which makes me wonder how much the hotel really cares about clientele.
Cockroaches are not acceptable. We would have appreciated being recognized and compensated. I have pictures of the safe and where the bug was. Disgusting.
32 year old with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
As a travel consultant for cre8adventures.com, I've visited this property a few times. Situated furthest from the Disneyland Parks, this is the smallest and least expensive of the three Disney-run hotels. The parks and Downtown Disney are still very much within easy walking distance.
The PCH Grill around the corner serves California specialties from its open kitchen in a festive confetti-flocked setting. Kids can make their own pizzas, and Disney characters join guests for breakfast without creating a mob scene like that at the Disneyland Hotel next door. This actually enables kids to get a lot more one-on-one time with Stich & Lilo.
The Yamabuki restaurant continues to offer both Western and Japanese seating to go with the sushi and other Japanese specialties. A room upstairs provides a full tea service in the afternoon, and the lobby lounge dispenses coffee and cocktails.
The pool facility pales in comparison to the other two Disney hotels. The third-floor plunge is just a rectangle in a concrete deck that also houses a whirlpool and cabana bar. Also on the premises are a health club and video-game arcade and wedding garden. The resort fee includes parking for two vehicles, complimentary Internet access, free local calls and use of the gym.
Glass elevators whisk guests up to the well-designed, standardized rooms that hold higher standards than those at the Marriott, with blond-wood furniture, foliage prints, desks or breakfast tables, comfortable chairs, TVs in cabinets, small refrigerators, coffeemakers and basic combination baths.
Some rooms with king beds come with sofa beds as well—popular choices with families needing extra daytime living space. Disney character lamps light up the averaged-size units.
Premium rooms offer access to a lounge offering the usual perks: breakfast, snacks, newspapers and video rentals. And personally, we've not found these to be worth the substantial cost increase. Views are of surrounding parking lots or the fences ringing California Adventure. Some third-floor rooms entice with their views of the pool from private patios.
Well located among the area's key attractions, this hotel suits families seeking a convenient base near the surrounding amusement parks. Those willing to give up the Disneyland Hotel's lagoon-style pool will find this is the more relaxed option. Families who want an amusement-park atmosphere in their hotel should opt for the slightly higher priced Disneyland Hotel.
It is wonderful to stay in the
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Posted Dec 09, 2008
Mediocre
It is wonderful to stay in the Disneyland resort and be close to the parks and downtown Disney, but this hotel is so overpriced. It didn't help that our final bill showed an added $13.80 per day--when we called to find out what this daily charge...
We just spent 5 nights here. 2 of the 5 mornings there was no hot water for a shower. When you need a bit of unwind time from all the running around sitting down and watching some TV is nice, to bad the choices of channels on the TV reminded me of...
This was my family's first time staying
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Posted Nov 03, 2008
Good
This was my family's first time staying at one of the Disney hotels. The Disney Paradise Pier was extremely clean and very comfortable and convient for our trip to Disneyland. I got a great deal on the hotel room, which made it all the better and...
Staff, room, total experience, parking
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Posted Oct 16, 2008
Excellent
Staff, room, total experience, parking and garage.Stay was too short. The hotel clerk from Thailand was so friendly. When we were almost done with the check-in, a man approached with a huge bouquet of balloons. Our room was on top floor and was...
40 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
This place is an Econolodge with a slight Disney tinge. Everything is below par, from the elevators to the toiletries. Ask yourself why you would pay 300-400 per night when they give you crap (Econolodge-level) shampoo...
We had never stayed in a Disney Resort. The hotel was way above your average hotel. Very clean. Rooms were promptly cleaned before we got back in the afternoon. I was a litttle worried when I saw reviews of the walking distance. I don't...
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