[Question] DLR Resort Hotel Rates...

[Starcade]

Has anyone booked a hotel at any of the three DLR hotels for the upcoming months ( April-June)? I wanted to see what the rates were going for and the system is currently putting people into 1hr wait queue ( no time for that ) Though maybe some of you have been booking or looking before the chaos and curious what the rates are? Thanks in advance.

[Spongeocto4]

Only the Grand California Hotel is reopening at the moment. Paradise Pier could be next, as the initial summer reopening had PP reopening along side with GC.

[YeaDZNY]

I normally dont stay @ DL Resort Hotels as the price per night is off the charts and not worth it to me. I did however book 2 rooms for 2 nights at the Hilton. Getting a King bedroom with a DL view for $165 - night...cant beat that

[egomaniac]

I looked this morning. Only the Grand is open for booking right now. Rates were $730ish for a standard/courtyard view and $950ish for premium park/pool view. Add on $135ish for hotel taxes. All the other room tier options were showing no availability, probably meaning they are only opening a limited number of rooms with a limited staffing level right now.

[JoFi]

We used to stay at the DLH when we could get rooms there for around 300/night or even less. (That wasn't all THAT long ago.) But now we stay on Harbor. I won't pay those prices on principle. We don't have kids, so we aren't spending time in the room or at the pool or anything.

I saw rumors of up to 800/night for GC rooms.

[DLR92]

We used to stay at the DLH when we could get rooms there for around 300/night or even less. (That wasn't all THAT long ago.) But now we stay on Harbor. I won't pay those prices on principle. We don't have kids, so we aren't spending time in the room or at the pool or anything.

I saw rumors of up to 800/night for GC rooms.

$800 a night is absurd for GCH. 😨😨😨
I rather be staying at JW Marriott!

[Steve43]

Rates at GCH have come down, still high, lower than on the 15th. The value of being in the Disney bubble means a lot to me, especially after this year😀

[CholeBur]

That’s why I wouldn’t say I like hotels and prefer beach house rentals on 30A Florida. There’re a lot of places to see and pretty different prices. Booking a cottage or a house near the beach provides you with many amazing things. First of all is, of course, no people and dead silence. I love it. Every time I stay at the hotel, no matter which one I choose, there’s a ‘hot’ couple in the neighbor's room, a couple with children, or people who like to watch or listen to something on high volume. Then, of course, there’re amazing views! I love it the most because such places are usually situated in perfect places with only nature around

[JasleneNoble]

Hi guys. Sorry for bumping the old thread. Just curious toknow if it's possible to book a hotel if I'm only 18.

[Kikdenn]

Good news, yes!

Disneyland policy states that age 18 is the minimum age for booking one of their hotel rooms.

[SaulHolloway]

Hey guys. I'm a newbie here. Just came across your thread and wanted to share my 2 cents to refresh it. I haven't booked any of the DLR hotels yet, but I checked the rates a few weeks ago. They were pretty high, but I guess that's normal for Disneyland. Btw, I stumbled upon your post while searching for "hotels for 18 year olds near me." I know it's an old post, but I hope you're still around. Have you tried checking third-party sites like Expedia or Booking.com? They might have some better deals.

[MickeysMouse]

Hey guys. I'm a newbie here. Just came across your thread and wanted to share my 2 cents to refresh it. I haven't booked any of the DLR hotels yet, but I checked the rates a few weeks ago. They were pretty high, but I guess that's normal for Disneyland.

Yup...and will always be "pretty high"...unless your checking things off your bucket list or trying to appease the young'ins..save your hard earned money and stay at a good neighbor hotel for half the cost. Your welcome