Look inside Disneyland Hotel's new property, a tower with studios, suites, and 2-story villas that can cost over $6,000 a night

Carly CaramannaJan 13, 2024, 01:52 IST

The Villas at Disneyland Hotel is a new Disney Vacation Club tower inspired by classic animated films.Carly Caramanna

The Villas at Disneyland Hotel is a new 12-story hotel tower inspired by classic animated films.
The hotel has 344 rooms ranging from duo studios to two-story villas that cost $6,000+ a night.

On Thursday, Disneyland Hotel opened The Villas, one of the most luxurious additions to the property.

The tower features 344 rooms and is just steps away from the California theme parks. Rooms are decorated with details and artwork from animated Disney classics and range from two-person duo studios to mega villas.

Prices per night vary based on demand and dates but generally range from $390 to over $6,000. As a member of the media, I was able to tour the properties before they opened.

Here's a look inside The Villas.

The hotel is filled with artwork from the moment you enter the lobby.

The mural has characters like Snow White, Alice, and Moana.Carly Caramanna

The lobby has mid-century and contemporary influences.

The lobby of The Villas is filled with color.Carly Caramanna

Special Disney details are everywhere — even on the floor.

Mickey heads are hidden in the carpet.Carly Caramanna

The lowest-tier rooms are duo studios themed after "The Jungle Book."

The bed is hidden behind the couch.Carly Caramanna

Each studio has a kitchenette.

The duo-studio kitchen has a smaller fridge.Carly Caramanna

The deluxe studios are themed after "Sleeping Beauty" or "Princess and the Frog."

The headboard features a "Princess and the Frog"-inspired mural.Carly Caramanna

Deluxe studios can accommodate up to four guests.

A bed is located behind the yellow couch.Carly Caramanna

Each deluxe studio has a bathroom with a walk-in rain shower and large vanity mirrors.

The bathroom mirror has Disney details.Carly Caramanna

The one-bedroom villas have a separate bedroom, living area, and full kitchen.

Every room on the property has Disney artwork.Carly Caramanna

The two-bedroom villas can accommodate up to nine guests.

Some two-bedroom villas have "Fantasia"-inspired artwork.Carly Caramanna

The property's biggest offering is the three-bedroom grand villa for up to 12 guests.

The living room in the grand villa has tons of seating.Carly Caramanna

Two-story glass windows are the highlight of the villa.

The windows overlook the massive balcony.Carly Caramanna

The balcony is massive with tons of seating.

The fireplace overlooks two couches.Carly Caramanna

On the first-floor is a kitchen, living area, and dining area.

The kitchen has new appliances and plenty of counter space.Carly Caramanna

The "Bambi"-themed main suite has a massive bathroom attached to it.

The soaking tub is next to yet another mural.Carly Caramanna

A large spiral staircase is another highlight of the space.

A spiral staircase separates the grand villa's two floors.Carly Caramanna

The Villas also have a pool with mid-century modern design and accents.

The Villas pool is open to all Disneyland Hotel guests.Carly Caramanna

Although The Villas are connected to the Disneyland Hotel property, they have a more boutique feel.

The Villas are a great place to enjoy Disney artwork.Carly Caramanna

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