Resorts / Southern California / Pixar Place Hotel
Pixar Place Hotel
The former Paradise Pier Hotel, now themed around Pixar films. All standard rooms sleep 5, and club-level guests get food and drinks through the day in a second-floor lounge. Accessible Incredibles and Coco suites are available.
Drive times from Disneyland Resort (Anaheim).
The facts parents check first
- Kids' club
- None listed on the resort's site
- Rooms for a family
- Every standard room sleeps up to 5 (2 queens plus a day bed, or a king plus a queen sleeper); 1-bedroom suites sleep 6 and the 2-bedroom family connecting suite sleeps 10.
- Pools
- Pool Terrace rooms and Pixel Suites have patios opening onto the pool; a booking-site listing (not Disney) describes a waterslide and kids' splash pad, so confirm.
- Nearest big attraction
- Disney California Adventure, walk through the resort
Why families pick it
- Rooms: Every standard room sleeps up to 5.
- Pools: Pool Terrace club rooms and Pixel Suites have patios that open onto the pool.
- Food: Club level includes continental breakfast, snacks, evening appetisers and desserts from 6:30am to 8pm.
- Getting there: The Incredibles Suite has a roll-in shower and the Coco Suite a tub, both wheelchair accessible.
Best room for four
Pool Terrace, Club Level. Sleeps 5, opens onto the pool, and the included club food covers breakfast and snacks.
Good for
Pixar fans and larger families who want to stay at a Disney-owned hotel.
Think twice if
The official pages could not confirm pool details, and the hotel page would not load in this check; compare the walk to the gates before booking.
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