TRAVEL/TOURISM : Posh Touches Added in ‘Concierge Rooms’ at Disneyland Hotel
As a crowning touch to its recent renovation, the Disneyland Hotel is adding luxury rooms and suites and a private lounge to the top three floors of its 11-story Sierra Tower.
Guests checking into any one of the 79 “concierge rooms” will receive priority registration, exclusive concierge assistance and other amenities.
A free breakfast will be served every morning in the lounge, along with wine and cheese every afternoon. The lounge is decorated with reproductions of original architectural drawings of Disneyland. It is equipped with a full sound system and copies of newspapers and magazines for guests.
The three floors, one of which will be designated for nonsmokers only, will be accessible by a special elevator.
“The concierge lounge addresses the business traveler who needs a superior level of attention and services,” said Hee Won Doyle a hotel manager. “It also fulfills the needs of vacationers who want the convenience of personalized service and special amenities.”
Luxury rooms cost $195 to $235 a night; the suites are $400 and up.
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