From playful value resorts to deluxe stays and Good Neighbor choices, find the right place for your family.
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Step into decades of pop culture, from oversized toys to giant yo-yos and colorful courtyards. A favorite for families who want Disney fun on a value budget. Transportation: the Disney Skyliner connects to EPCOT and Hollywood Studios; buses serve other destinations.
Four animated worlds bring Finding Nemo, Cars, The Lion King and The Little Mermaid to life through larger-than-life sculptures and themed courtyards. Family suites in three themed areas sleep up to six, while Little Mermaid rooms offer a traditional layout. Transportation: Skyliner to EPCOT and Hollywood Studios; Disney buses to other parks and Disney Springs.
Step into scenes inspired by classic Disney films, with enormous character icons, themed swimming pools and casual dining. All-Star Movies is a straightforward value choice for families spending most of their days in the parks. Transportation: Disney buses; no Skyliner or monorail.
Choose All-Star Music for jazz, rock and country-inspired sections, or All-Star Sports for oversized football, baseball and basketball décor. These fun, budget-conscious hotels have pools and food courts. Transportation: Disney buses to the parks and Disney Springs; no Skyliner or monorail.
A balanced mix of comfort, theme and resort atmosphere.
Colorful Caribbean-style villages surround a central lagoon with sandy beaches and a lively pool. The resort is spread out, so room location matters. Transportation: a major Disney Skyliner hub links to EPCOT and Hollywood Studios; buses serve Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom and other destinations.
Spanish, Mexican and American Southwest influences meet at this lakeside resort, with Gran Destino Tower adding a more sophisticated feel. Enjoy resort dining, scenic walkways and a large pool. Transportation: Disney buses to the theme parks and Disney Springs; no Skyliner or monorail.
Enjoy a compact New Orleans-inspired resort with cobblestone pathways, wrought-iron balconies and a playful pool. Its smaller layout makes it especially appealing to families who prefer a quieter, easier-to-navigate hotel. Transportation: buses to the parks and watercraft to Disney Springs when operating.
Meander through gardens, bayou-inspired buildings and the stately Magnolia Bend mansions along the Sassagoula River. This resort has a more relaxed, spacious atmosphere and family-friendly recreation. Transportation: buses to the parks and boat service to Disney Springs when operating.
Premium settings, distinctive experiences and a little extra magic.
Disney's flagship Victorian-style hotel pairs grand interiors, signature dining and views across Seven Seas Lagoon. A memorable choice for special celebrations and Magic Kingdom visits. Transportation: monorail and boat to Magic Kingdom, walking path to the park, and buses for other destinations.
Palm-lined pathways, island-inspired music and tropical landscaping make this an unmistakably South Pacific-themed escape. Guests can enjoy waterfront views and a festive resort atmosphere. Transportation: monorail and watercraft to Magic Kingdom, with bus connections for other destinations.
With its striking A-frame tower and monorail running through the building, this is one of Disney's most recognizable hotels. California Grill, Bay Lake views and short Magic Kingdom access are major draws. Transportation: walk or take the monorail to Magic Kingdom; buses connect to other parks.
An African-inspired lodge with striking architecture, cultural details and views of wildlife roaming the savannas from designated viewing areas and selected rooms. It is especially appealing to animal lovers. Transportation: Disney buses to the parks and Disney Springs; no Skyliner or monorail.
Roomier accommodations for families who appreciate extra space.
European Riviera styling, elegant artwork and thoughtfully designed studios and villas make this a refined choice for families. Its location is a practical bonus for park days. Transportation: Disney Skyliner to EPCOT and Hollywood Studios, with bus service to other destinations.
Pastel buildings, palm trees and leisurely waterfront paths create a relaxed Florida Keys atmosphere. Spacious villas with kitchens and laundry facilities suit longer stays and families who want more room. Transportation: Disney buses to the parks; watercraft to Disney Springs when operating.
Inspired by historic Saratoga Springs, this laid-back resort offers villas, landscaped paths and easy access to Disney Springs from select areas. Ideal for families wanting more living space. Transportation: buses to the parks, plus walking or boat access to Disney Springs where available.
Independent Disney-designated hotels; amenities and park benefits vary by property.
These independently operated hotels offer convenient access to Disney Springs shopping, dining and entertainment. Room types, shuttle schedules, resort fees and Disney-related benefits vary by hotel, so compare each property carefully before choosing.
Lake Buena Vista features everything from straightforward guest rooms to larger family suites. Many hotels are a short drive from Walt Disney World, but transport arrangements differ. Check whether your chosen hotel runs a park shuttle, charges for parking or requires a rental car.
Nearby independent suites and vacation-style accommodations can offer separate bedrooms, kitchens and room for larger groups. These are useful alternatives to Disney-operated resorts, but park transportation and early-entry eligibility should be verified for each property.
Explore the three Disney-operated hotels in Anaheim.
Craftsman-style architecture, lush grounds and a tranquil atmosphere give this deluxe Disneyland hotel its character. One of its biggest attractions is direct access to Disney California Adventure. Transportation: convenient walking access; Disneyland Resort does not use the Walt Disney World Skyliner network.
A nostalgic celebration of Disneyland history with playful themed towers, pools and classic Disney details. A lively choice for families who want to stay in the heart of the resort district. Transportation: walk through Downtown Disney to the theme parks; no hotel Skyliner service.
Colorful Pixar-inspired art and design celebrate favorite animated stories throughout the property. This imaginative hotel makes a convenient base for Disneyland adventures. Transportation: walking access through the Disneyland Resort area; no Skyliner system.
Designated nearby independent hotels offer alternative accommodation choices.
Some Disneyland Good Neighbor Hotels are within comfortable walking distance of the park entrances, while others require a shuttle or drive. Compare walking distances, room sizes, breakfast options and parking fees before selecting your hotel.
Independent family suites around Anaheim can provide extra beds, kitchens or living areas for larger groups. Transportation varies: some are walkable, some use local shuttles and others are best reached by car. Always verify the route to the parks.
Disney transportation is part of the experience. The best route depends on your hotel and the park you are visiting.
Aerial gondolas connect Art of Animation, Pop Century, Caribbean Beach and Riviera with EPCOT's International Gateway and Hollywood Studios. Some journeys require a transfer at Caribbean Beach.
Disney-operated hotels have bus service to destinations not connected directly by Skyliner, monorail or boat. Use the My Disney Experience app to check stops and routes.
The monorail links Magic Kingdom with the Contemporary, Polynesian and Grand Floridian area, plus the Transportation and Ticket Center. Selected lakeside resorts offer boat routes.
Some resorts have walkways to nearby parks or Disney Springs. Traveling between hotels or across parks may require connecting transportation, so allow extra time for dining reservations.