1717 Disneyland Drive
Anaheim, CA 92802
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The location of this resort inspired a complete transformation. Directly overlooking California Adventure’s lively ‘boardwalk’, the seaside theme is a natural. The two towers of this hotel are crowned by a fun border of ocean waves. This theme is carried throughout the hotel.
The Paradise Theater is the perfect spot for the younger guests to sit “on the beach” and enjoy a Disney show. With pint-sized Adirondack chairs and big-screen TV that’s framed by a giant sand castle, this quiet spot is a great place for the little ones to take a break.
The exciting rooftop pool complex continues the boardwalk theme. There’s a waterslide designed to look like a wooden roller coaster. Guests of this hotel will have a fantastic time slippin' and slidin' down “California Streamin’ into the cooling waters below. This is the longest, wettest slide at any Disneyland hotel.
The toddler set will enjoy splashing in the life preserver shaped wading pool. The pool area is dotted with brightly colored umbrellas that provide welcome shade.
“Good Libations” is the place to head to for a refreshing drink. With a backdrop of classic Boardwalk posters, you can enjoy your frosty beverage at this sky top recreation destination.
 The guestrooms have been renovated to reflect the nautical theme. The rooms are bright and breezy with Disney flair. Sand colored walls; palm patterned bed coverings and a smiling Mickey perched on his lifeguard chair create a relaxing and playful atmosphere.
There are 502 guestrooms, including 9 Junior Suites and 5 Master Suites. The standard rooms offer either two queen beds or a king bed. Some rooms have a day bed. Amenities include coffee makers, refrigerators, USA Today, iron/ironing board, hairdryer.
Concierge level guests can enjoy the private lounge where a breakfast bar, twilight wine & cheese reception, soft drinks, fresh fruit and complimentary video checkout are offered.
For guests wishing to exercise during their stay, the Team Mickey Workout Too center is located on the premises.
Guests staying at the Paradise Pier Hotel can make use of Pinocchio’s Workshop, the on-site childcare center located at the Grand Californian Hotel. Here children are entertained in a supervised setting while Mom and Dad can choose to enjoy a quiet dinner or visit Downtown Disney.
One of the best perks for a guest staying at the Paradise Pier Hotel is the private entrance to Disney’s California Adventure. After a short stroll along the walkway, you’re in the middle of the action within moments.
Varied dining options are available at the Paradise Pier Hotel. Featuring traditional Japanese cuisine that is as delicious as it is authentic, the award-winning Yamabuki restaurant offers a serene setting to enjoy lunch or dinner. Menu offerings include such items as chicken or beef teriyaki, shrimp tempura, and freshly made sushi from the restaurant's sushi bar. Yamabuki also offers a special menu just for children.
 The PCH Grill begins the day with the Minnie & Friends Character Breakfast. Lunch and dinner are also offered, with sandwiches, salads, pasta and seafood among the selections. As a special treat, children can create their own pizzas that are baked in the wood-burning oven.
While this is the smallest of the Disneyland operated hotels, there’s no shortage of Disney magic at the Paradise Pier Hotel. Its great location, playful theme, wonderful amenities and outstanding service combine to make your stay an unforgettable Disney experience.
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