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Anaheim: The Pirates of the Caribbean Suite Could Probably Use an Upgrade

juliana — 2010-10-08T14:55:01-05:00

Fresh off re-introducing The Mousepad at the Disneyland Hotel, Disney has is focusing on yet another specialty suite--The Pirates of the Caribbean Suite.

The Disney Blog has the detes on what sort of "buried" treasure the 11th floor suite holds:

The Pirates experience begins as you ring the doorbell, which plays, “Yo Ho, Yo Ho, A Pirate’s Life For Me,” and enter the living room. There you will find Old World rugs covering dark-stained hardwood floors, with wooden beams overhead. The Spanish colonial-style furnishings could be part of a pirate’s plunder, yet the room also provides landlubbers’ comforts including a wet bar, 42-inch plasma TV and surround sound stereo system.

Anaheim: Disneyland Hotel Offers a House of Mouse Suite

Jennifer Kester — 2010-09-27T10:52:45-05:00

If you're staying at the Disneyland Hotel, you expect to see some Disney figurines here and there. But the penthouse suite is all tricked out with Mickey, with those famous mouse ears found on everything from the ceiling lighting fixture to the carpeting.

The mouse pad is done up in the colors Mickey usually sport—black, white, red and yellow—and you'll find rare photos and sketches from the Disney library adorning the walls. On display in the master bedroom are maquettes—collectible 3-D models used by animators to create a 2-D character—from Mickey's most notable roles.

Pirate Hotels Fer Ye

markj — 2007-09-19T10:34:35-05:00

Real Pirates?

Argh! As everyone knows, today is International Talk Like a Pirate Day. Meaning, it is our job to bring you the best hotels to get you into character. Our two suggestions? The Pirates of the Caribbean Suite atop Disneyland Resort and the 3 Rivers Eco Lodge in Dominica.

Why? All the details are after ye jump.

Anaheim: Disneyland Hotels Go Smoke-Free

GEM0330 — 2006-02-01T09:05:05-05:00

<![CDATA[<img align="right" src="http://www.hotelchatter.com/files/2474/cruella.jpg"> Get that cigar-smoking Jiminy Cricket out of the hotel! <a href="http://disneyland.disney.go.com/disneyland/en_US/home/home?name=HomePage">The Disneyland Hotel</a> and <a href="http://disneyland.disney.go.com/disneyland/en_US/hotels/landing?name=ParadisePierHotelLandingPage&bhcp=1">Disney's Paradise Hotel</a> are going nonsmoking starting March 1st. So leave your hookah pipes at home. The other hotel at the resort, <a href="http://disneyland.disney.go.com/disneyland/en_US/hotels/landing?name=GrandCalifornianHotelLandingPage">Grand Californian hotel</a>, has been a smoke-free establishment since 2001. The Disney hotels aren't instituting the policy because of morality, public pressure, or health. It's just business--is it ever anything else when it comes to the House of the Mouse? <blockquote>On an average no more than two requests per day come in for smoking rooms. The hotels will gradually take the smoking rooms out of use and begin the task of replacing drapes, rugs and doing thorough cleaning