Disneyland Resorts & Good Neighbor Resorts
Disneyland's original hotel - the place has changed considerably over the years. Once connected to the park via monorail, now the new "Downtown Disney" stands in the way.
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Inspired by the Arts and Crafts architecture of Pasadena and other communities in Southern California, the main lobby of the Grand Californian nevertheless evokes the lobby of the Wilderness Lodge at Walt Disney World. Its location adjacent to California Adventure and Downtown Disney is another selling point -- some rooms in the hotel actually look out into the park. Winner of the 2003 Theme Park Insider Award for the world's best theme park hotel.
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Originally constructed independent of Disney by Asian investors, it was later bought by Disney but preserved some of the flavor catering to Asian guests; it has the best upscale Japanese restaurant within walking distance of the resort and has Asian options in its room service menu. Although the restaurant hosts character breakfasts and other such kid-oriented activities, this is the place to stay if you prefer minimal distractions by families with little ones during your visit to the resort.
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Find the most popular Good Neighbor Resorts. Choose from a variety of accommodations at these convenient, comfortable, quality hotels in close proximity to the Disneyland® Resort.
Anaheim Resort Transit (ART). Catch ART, your convenient shuttle to select Disneyland® Resort Good Neighbor Hotels, restaurants and the magic of the Disneyland® Resort.
ART is available for an additional fee and is good for your entire length of stay. Passes are required for anyone 10 years or older. Guests with 4 or more passengers 10 years or older may select the Family Pass option and Guests with 3 or less passengers 10 years or older may select the Individual Pass option.
