The Frog Family's Guide to Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa

Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa is the most luxurious and convenient of the three on-site Disneyland hotels. With entrances that put you right into a theme park or Downtown Disney, you are in the heart of the Disneyland Resort, just off Disneyland Drive. But once you step onto the hotel property, you’ll feel like you’ve entered a different part of California. There is something about Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa that melts away all stress and tension, like a walk in the woods. Plus, this hotel is in the most convenient location for the theme parks and Downtown Disney.

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• Overview
• Rooms
• Amenities & Recreation
• Dining
• Things to Consider

FAQs

• Where is Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa? The hotel is located inside the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, CA, alongside the Downtown Disney District and Disney California Adventure.
• What dining options are available at Disney's Grand Californian? Restaurants, bars, lounges, character dining and fine dining are available.
• What are the hotel perks? Hotel guests receive one Lightning Lane entry to a Lightning Lane Multi Pass attraction per guest, per stay.
• Does Grand Californian have a direct entrance to the parks? It sure does! Exit the hotel straight into Disney California Adventure with a valid park ticket and a theme park reservation. Save on Disney California Adventure tickets by purchasing with Undercover Tourist!

Overview of Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa

Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa is the first Disney hotel to be located inside a theme park! It shares a birthday with Disney California Adventure and opened around the same time as Downtown Disney. The hotel welcomed its first guests on Jan. 2, 2001, and officially celebrated its grand opening on Feb. 8, 2001. In 2009, the hotel expanded with the Disney Vacation Club resort, The Villas at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa.

All this means that the hotel turned 25 in 2026! To celebrate, there's a limited edition, 25th anniversary pin. Also, Humphrey the Bear joined the character dining dinner at Storyteller's Cafe as of Feb. 6, 2026. Let's learn more about this peaceful hotel adjacent to Downtown Disney and Disney California Adventure.

The hotel makes you feel like you’ve entered a mountain escape or wellness retreat with towering evergreens and quiet spaces (sprinkled with Disney magic, of course). Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa is designed with Craftsman-style elegance and reminds us of visiting the Ahwahnee Hotel in Yosemite National Park and the Old Faithful Inn in Yellowstone National Park. (In contrast, the Disneyland Hotel has a tropical vintage feel.)

The reception area is based on the interior of the Swedenborgian Church in San Francisco. The hotel's designer, Peter Dominick, also designed Disney's Wilderness Lodge and Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge in Disney World. We love the beautiful stained glass doors and windows in the hotel and spa!

Whether you stay the night or hop in for a day visit or dining, you can’t help but want to spend some time in the spacious Great Hall (just off the lobby) with natural light, exposed wooden beams, boulders and soothing piano music. We always find a rocking chair in front of the big fireplace, no matter the season. Plus, the Wi-Fi connection is strong, and it's nicely air-conditioned in the summer. We've even been known to pop into the Great Hall to take care of business when we need to do some work while we are in the theme parks. (Hopfully, you don't have to work on your vacation!) With several restaurants, a gorgeous spa and pools (with a waterslide), you’ll love being pampered at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa.

The lobby gets decorated for the holidays. At Halloween Time, you might see a giant villain cake in the lobby. At Holiday Time, you'll find a giant Christmas Tree and a gingerbread replica of the hotel. During the Season of the Force, a giant themed cake may be on display. Of course, the cookie cart sells all the cutest and tastiest treats to go with each season.

So, what is it like to stay at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa? Let’s take a look! Activities and amenities are back. We love classes, activities, movie nights and more.

Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa Rooms

The hotel is getting a decor refresh in all guest rooms in 2025! New bold colors are being added to the carpets, upholstery and bedding, with accents inspired by the California wildflowers. You can see the new, colorful carpet in some rooms already. Additionally, each room has new artwork commissioned by local painters.

Look for Chip 'n' Dale in the orange tree mural above the headboards. In the bathroom, discover the thrill of finding a hidden Mickey in the wallpaper as you sit on the potty. You have your choice of two shower heads, one of which is an overhead rain shower. Shorter froglets, like our toddler Lily, can use the provided step stool (also with a hidden Mickey) to reach the sink. Nice! The rooms have balconies and are powered with the latest technology, including 55-inch smart TVs, Keurig coffee makers and USB connections to charge your devices. You have a refrigerator in the room, as well as a desk.

Select rooms have a sleeper bed. Ours had the sweetest art from "Bambi" inside when we opened it! The tadpoles love these sleeper beds and move their stuffies right in. These beds are even big enough for an adult to sleep there. They have comfy mattresses too. You'll find extra pillows and bedding in the closet.

Speaking of mattresses, the Disneyland Resort hotels have the most comfortable beds! We always sleep well there, and it's not just because we are toadally tired from the theme parks. They have amazing mattresses! 10 out of 10!

We recently got upgraded to a king room (not yet refurbished) with a pool view in summer 2025 (room has since been refurbished). You can see in the photos how the carpet differs. We also had a partial view of the theme park over the buildings, which we toadally enjoyed from our balcony, day and night! All rooms have balconies.

There are quite a few things we love about this king room. It still has the couch that turns into a bed that we love so much. But it also has a chair that turns into a twin bed, making this king room still work well for a family of four, especially one with a small child. (Also good for families in which the kids do not want to share beds!)

The bathroom differs a little from the two-queen rooms we usually stay in. The sink area contains the shower and has doors to it that close the sink area off from the hotel room. The toilet has its own door. In comparison, the queen rooms have the toilet and shower in one room with a door, but there is no door from the queen hotel room to the sink area.

The room felt spacious and ours hoppened to be conveniently close to the lobby.

The Disneyland Monorail does not make a stop at Disney’s Grand Californian, but some rooms have a view of it zooming by. You can also catch a sign of it traveling through the courtyard before you enter Downtown Disney.

One note about the beds for the clumsy frogs out there. The comfy mattress sits atop a wooden platform that gives the room a nice airy feel. If you have the sort of knees and shins that easily find sharp corners, walk around the bed with caution, as the wood corners stick out farther than the soft mattress.

Club Level Rooms at Disneyland Grand Californian Hotel & Spa

You can now save on Club Level rooms when you book through Undercover Tourist! This is exciting news as the hotel plans to add a second, two story, club-level lounge above the Great Hall in 2026.

What comes with a Grand Californian Club Level room?

• Personal assistance from the concierge staff
• Continental breakfast from 6:30 to 11:00 a.m.
• Afternoon tea from 12:00 to 3:00 p.m.
• Wine and cheese reception from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m.
• Cookies and desserts from 8:00 to 10:00 p.m.
• Exclusive access to The Veranda
• You can view fireworks from The Veranda with a soundtrack (but no soundtrack during special ticketed events)

The new lounge is expected to open in 2026. Inspired by giant sequoias, the new lounge will be located high in the “treetops” of the 5th and 6th floors — an “aviary” where Club Level guests can relax, rest and “nest” in luxury and hospitality.

Amenities, Recreation and Shopping at Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa

Save up to 30% on select 3-night stays through May 21, 2026 (book through May 7)!

Discount Grand Californian Hotel rates are available through Undercover Tourist! Discount is reflected in the rate.

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Look over the Activities guide you'll receive upon check-in. You can see all the magical offerings, classes and movie nights that might take place during your visit. The three Disneyland hotels rotate viewing locations between them, but all Disneyland hotel guests may attend, no matter which hotel is hosting. You can sign up for fitness classes through the spa (some are an additional cost). Some take place in Disney California Adventure before it opens! Disney cartoons in the lobby are back, as are art classes, hotel tours, lessons and more.

Pools

There are several pools — including a wading pool — and a hot tub located near the entrance to Disney California Adventure. You can rent private cabanas for an additional charge.

Smaller froglets can handle the gentle waterslide that wraps around a redwood stump or the shorter slide next to it.

Note the pool hours, as the pools and hot tubs may close early. If you have young tadpoles, life jackets are available for no extra cost at the pools. Pools are heated year-round, so you can bring your swimsuit no matter which season you're visiting. You'll need a wristband to enjoy the pool area.

In summer, look for pool entertainment in the warmer months! You can also try paddleboard yoga or paddleboard fitness classes arranged through the Tenaya Stone Spa.

You can order food and drinks, and even Mickey ice cream bars or root beer floats with a Mickey cookie topper, from your pool server. It's so convenient to have a pool right next to the theme park, so you can take a break and cool off in the middle of your theme park day!

We recently entered Disney California Adventure at rope drop and took advantage of short morning lines (along with some Lightning Lane selections). Then we had brunch at Storytellers Cafe, where we hung out with Mickey, Minnie, Chip and Dale. We rested our full bellies at the pool and stayed cool during the hottest hours of the day. We used Lightning Lane Multi Pass to set up some Lightning Lanes for Disneyland so that when we finished with our pool time, we could hop to Disneyland, rejuvenated, with no ride waits in the afternoon. What a perfect Disney day! The closeness of the hotel and amenities made it all very easy.

Fitness Center

The Eureka Fitness Center has high-tech machines such as treadmills, bicycles (regular as well as recumbent), ellipticals, stair climbers, weight machines and free weights. It's open 24 hours a day! I always hop into the fitness center on my way back from the theme park to roll out my back on a foam roller. It toadally helps relieve back pain before bed.

Acorn Gifts & Goods

This souvenir shop off the lobby has apparel, toys and more. You'll find more shopping just outside of the hotel in Downtown Disney (including a World of Disney store and Marceline's Confectionery, where you can pick up caramel apples, churro toffee and other sweet treats to take home.

Parking 

It's $45 per night for self-parking or $75 per night for valet parking. Keep in mind that self-parking is across the street near the Pixar Place Hotel. It certainly makes you consider paying that difference in price for valet parking. You can always drop off your family and bags and park the car to save money. You need a room key to access the hotel's self-parking.

For day guests:

• Self-parking is $45 per vehicle for the first hour plus $10 for each additional hour, with a maximum rate of $85.
• Valet parking is $75 per vehicle for the first hour plus $10 for each additional hour, with a maximum rate of $145.
• Oversized vehicle parking is $50 per vehicle for the first hour plus $10 for each additional hour, with a maximum rate of $90.

Hotel restaurant validation rates include the following, with your choice of valet or self-parking:

• 3 hours of complimentary parking for Storytellers Cafe.
• 5 hours of complimentary parking for Napa Rose.
• 5 hours of complimentary parking for Tenaya Stone Spa, when you spend $125 or more. Receipts cannot be combined to meet the minimum.

You can only validate for one restaurant per visit, no matter how many places you eat at.

ATM

You'll find an ATM located near the lobby.

Laundry

Traveling with kids? You might want to know where you can do laundry. The budget-friendly laundry facilities are located on the first and second floors. Both are open 24 hours. Bring credit or debit cards for payment.

Digital Room Key

Did you know you can check in online and use your phone to open your room? You don't even need to visit the front desk! You'll need a Bluetooth-enabled device and the latest version of the Disneyland app. But if you want a key card, just stop by the front desk.

Housekeeping

Light housekeeping comes by every other day of your stay at this time to remove trash and used towels. If you need anything before that, just ask Guest Services. You can put used linens in the provided laundry basket.

Room Charge

For convenience, you can charge select Disneyland Resort shopping and dining purchases right to your room through the Disneyland app.

The Tenaya Stone Spa at Disney's Grand Californian Hotel

Leap and I splurged at the recently renovated Tenaya Stone Spa during our last stay. It was toadally worth it! Even if you just want to hop in for a foot massage in the middle of your theme park day, you will have an immensely better time because of it. The highlight of our trip was that foot massage. Our flippers never felt so good as they did at the end of that theme park day! You no longer need to be a hotel guest to make appointments at the spa. Leap says he's budgeting a foot massage at Tenaya Stone Spa into every visit, no matter where we stay, and I am 100% on board with that.

Guests who have booked a spa treatment may arrive 30 minutes early to enjoy the peaceful relaxation lounge (and the eucalyptus-infused steam room when it returns). People who have hair, nail or wax services in the salon may arrive 10 minutes early.

When you enter the spa from the gift shop, you’ll enter a forest of trees surrounding the Tenaya stone, originating in Yosemite and gifted by the descendants of Chief Tenaya. Just past the stone is a relaxation lounge with running water, snacks, beverages and comfortable seats. You can choose to wear a robe if you want to get comfier. You can enjoy this area before your spa treatments and unwind from the outside world.

For Holiday Time in 2025, book an Underneath the Tree signature massage or the Joy of Holiday body treatment.

Fitness Classes 

Some fitness classes meet at the fitness center, some at the spa and in-park classes meet at The Tenaya Stone Spa entrance. You can even take Hula classes on Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Disneyland Hotel! Try yoga, paddle board yoga and other core strength and meditation classes. We tried a yoga class in Disney California Adventure before the park was open, and it was so peaceful! Fitness classes and an early morning power walk or boot camp in the closed Disney California Adventure cost extra and are arranged through the spa.

Concierge Lounge

If you are staying in a club-level room, you'll have access to The Veranda concierge lounge. This lounge features artwork, design and architecture inspired by artists from around the globe. Complimentary options for food and beverages are offered throughout the day. This includes everything from breakfast to snacks to desserts and after-dinner beverages. There is also an outdoor balcony facing the hotel's inner courtyard of trees, creating a calm and relaxing environment.

Plans are underway for a secondary club-level lounge within the hotel. The new two-story space will have the same California Craftsman design and will overlook the Great Hall lobby. The interior will be inspired by the sequoias of Northern California and will be located in the "treetops" of the 5th and 6th floors. You can expect the same craftsmanship in architecture and design as the Great Lobby, with iron detailing and hand-crafted tile murals. Full floor-to-ceiling windows, skylights and a two-story stained-glass door will adorn the space with sunlight during the day.

Dining at Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa

You can enjoy on-site quick dining, to table-service dining and lounges. This hotel offers two character dining choices along with room service, bars and many more restaurants at nearby Downtown Disney and the Disneyland Hotel. Hotel guests have preferred access to hotel dining reservations during their stay.

Napa Rose reopened from a refurbishment Feb. 6, 2026. It has a new patio and new menu, with Chef's Counter and private dining room options.

Hearthstone Lounge

This hidden gem is located just off the lobby from about noon until midnight. Hop in for drinks or a meal. You don't need a reservation to dine here, which is nice. The kitchen stays open late. The tadpoles love a late-night grilled cheese while Leap and I enjoy an adult beverage and a really good burger.

GCH Craftsman Bar

This poolside bar and lounge is a laid-back outdoor dining location. It’s open for lunch and dinner, and the bar might be a good spot to catch a sports game if someone in your party is interested. Don’t froget to ask about the hot dog of the month or seasonal drinks.

The sticky wings, nachos and quesadillas are delicious and fun to share! But it's the poke bowl that keeps calling us back!

GCH Craftsman Grill

This almost-hidden, quick-service dining location (just across from the bar and next to the spa) is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. You can order in person. Get grab ‘n’ go foods or order hot food from the grill (and sit outside or inside). For us, it's all about the avocado toast and breakfast burritos (egg whites only, please) in the morning, but there are adorable doughnuts, Belgian waffles and typical American breakfast items. However, the tadpoles love the Mickey waffles. It's a great deal for kids meal, quick-service Mickey waffles at this hidden gem.

At lunch and dinner, you have nachos, poke bowls, wings, sandwiches, pizza and more. The menu is pretty similar to the GCH Craftsman Bar menu, but it's quick service instead of table service.

Storytellers Cafe

Storytellers Café has a breakfast buffet with brunch after 11 a.m. on select days. The best part is that you get to start your day with Disney pals such as Mickey, Minnie, Pluto and Chip 'n' Dale. Read all about it in our post on character dining at Storytellers Cafe. Dinner is also a buffet, and it now has characters too! Join Mickey's Autumn Adventures Breakfast or Brunch Buffet, now through Nov. 16, 2025. Or experience the brand-new Clarabelle’s Enchanted Halloween Dinner, now through Oct. 31, 2025. You can upgrade dinner to the World of Color dining package if you want a reserved (but standing) area to watch the show. And 2025 introduces two new dining experiences for the holidays.

Holiday Time introduces the brand-new Mickey's Christmas Carol Feast, from Nov. 17, 2025, through Jan. 6, 2026. The dinner, which runs from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m., includes characters such as Scrooge McDuck and a ghostly Goofy. Grab some breakfast or brunch at Daisy's Holiday Pajama Party during the same dates. Breakfast runs from 7 a.m. to 10:45 p.m., while Brunch runs from 11 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. Reservations for holiday dining at Storytellers Cafe are available as of Oct. 2, 2025.

Napa Rose (refurbished as of Feb. 6, 2026)

Napa Rose is updated as of Feb. 6, 2026! The new interior has reclaimed French oak floors and columns, hand-pinged artisan metals, cabernet colors and an eye-catching chandelier inspired by California's Mission grapevines. The patio outside is enhanced with more seating and two new fireplaces. You can read more about it in our Disneyland fine dining post.

Napa Rose's culinary offerings highlight seasonal produce, pay homage to California wine country cuisine, and infuse international ingredients, textures and flavors.

It offers special dining experiences such as:

• Chef’s Counter — Up to 18 guests get the opportunity to sit and dine in direct view of the dynamic exhibition kitchen, where the Napa Rose chefs personalize each course of the meal, based on seasonality and creativity. You can book online at online at NapaRose.com. Reservations are highly recommended for this interactive and engaging dining experience.
• Private Dining Room — contact the restaurant directly for parties of up to 16 guests.
• Chef's Tasting Menu
• Wine Pairings
• À la carte offerings at the Bar and Lounge (no reservations needed)

Napa Rose is next door to Storytellers. It offers a three-course Princess Breakfast Adventures character dining breakfast (it’s more like brunch) on select days. In our Disneyland character dining post, you can learn more about this pricy but elegant three-course dining experience.

If you want a special night out of fine dining, make a reservation for dinner up to 60 days in advance. No characters will join you for dinner, but you can enjoy the good food and atmosphere.

Room Service

Room Service is available at this hotel for breakfast and in the evening. Scan a QR code in the room.

Downtown Disney

Just outside the hotel, you’ll find a bunch of quick-service and table-service dining choices. Hop over to our Downtown Disney restaurant post to find the best choice for you. Our favorite breakfast is at Tiendita. They have the best breakfast burritos and quesadillas for the best value on property. Yum!

We recommend getting a reservation if you want to dine at Storytellers Cafe, Napa Rose or the GCH Craftsman Bar (or even some Downtown Disney locations). Reservations can open up to 60 days in advance at 6 a.m. Some locations do open up reservation times later, so if you do not see what you want, keep checking back. If you don't get a reservation, you may be able to join the walk-up availability list through the Disneyland app.

Holiday Cart in the Lobby

At certain times of the year, you can hop by the cookie cart in the lobby to get all kinds of yummy goodness from cookies and other baked goods, cookie shots, hot cider and even adult beverages. During Holiday Time, we always hop by for the gingerbread cookies and cider, which we enjoy by the fire. In February, you may find Lunar New Year and Valentine's Day treats. Keep an eye out throughout the year for seasonal cookies and treats (such as for Season of the Force, the Fourth of July or spooky treats at Halloween Time). The cart is usually open in the afternoon and evening.

Grills

Did you know this hotel has grills? You can grill up some food for your family.

What to Consider Before Staying at Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa

Here are a few things to consider when deciding on a stay at Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa.

Location, location, location. You can't get closer than this! This hotel is in the middle of Downtown Disney and is the closest hotel to Disneyland Park (accessible through Downtown Disney). Not only that, but it has a separate side entrance right into Disney California Adventure. Whether you are starting or ending your day at Disney California Adventure, you will appreciate the convenience of this special theme park entrance. Overall, this park is closest to Disneyland and Disney California Adventure.

Free Lightning Lane Multi Pass Attraction for hotel guests

As of Jan. 5, 2026, guests who are checked in and staying at a Disneyland Resort hotel can take advantage of one Lightning Lane entry to a Lightning Lane Multi Pass attraction during their resort stay. Guests need a theme park ticket and park reservation.

The Lightning Lane entry benefit becomes available to eligible Disneyland Resort hotel guests upon check-in, or shortly after 7:00 a.m. on the day of arrival if you complete online check-in service prior to your day of arrival.

You can use your Lightning Lane at any open and available Lightning Lane Multi Pass attraction. We recommend saving it for the afternoon when wait times are longest. Hop over to our post on which attractions have Lightning Lanes. Or you can tap " Find out where you can go>" on the pass to see eligible attractions. This benefit does not include Lightning Lane Single Pass attractions.

This benefit is limited to one attraction per person per hotel stay. Be sure to link hotel reservations to your MyDisney account in the Disneyland app to view the benefit. You can find it under "My Plans." To redeem it, scan the in-app Lightning Lane barcode at the attraction. Multi Pass eligible attractions are subject to availability and restrictions.

What is your budget? This is the priciest of the three hotels. (Although some of the toadally awesome signature suites and Disneyland Hotel are also quite a splurge.) If it’s within your means, then enjoy this luxurious and convenient location. Did you know you can book hotel rooms at Disney’s Grand Californian (or any on-site or off-site hotels near Disneyland) for a discount through Undercover Tourist? No matter where you stay, if you need a rental car, be sure to book one when booking the hotel to unlock even deeper discounts and save up to 50% on the car.

Choose your view. A premium view looks at the pool or theme park. You can also select a woods, garden or courtyard view or a standard view (which has views of Disneyland Drive, Downtown Disney, interior courtyards, the rooftop or parking). We recently had what might be considered a lesser view as it looked out toward the driveway to the hotel, but the tall trees made it feel quiet and peaceful. Our standard views have also included Downtown Disney or the Monorail. We get a different view every time we visit.

Find a view from outside your room. There are some balconies with views that all guests can access. On the fifth floor, there is a balcony with seating that overlooks the pools. On the sixth floor, you can find a balcony (bring a room key to access it) that looks out over Disney California Adventure’s Pixar Pier and Paradise Gardens Park. It might be a great spot to catch World of Color from a distance!

How much time are you planning to spend at the hotel? If you are an open-to-close theme park warrior, you might not be spending a lot of time at the hotel. But if you want to come and go between the hotel and the theme park to take breaks, then this is your place. You can hop back to use the gym, pools and spa, and to dine.

What kind of vibe are you looking for? If you are looking for a serene escape from the busy theme parks or a more upscale experience, this would be your best choice. If you want more water slides and a water play area for toddlers besides the main pools, you might consider the Disneyland Hotel in your search.

How big is your party? Standard rooms at Disneyland Hotel are a little bigger and have a day bed for a fifth person (or if you have party members who do not want to share a bed). Some rooms at Disney’s Grand Californian do not. Some rooms have a twin sleeper chair or a day bed. Just be sure you book what your party needs to sleep comfortably.

Security. You will need to prepare to go through a security bag check and a metal detector every time you enter the theme park or Downtown Disney. Use the Downtown Disney security to access Disneyland Park, and use the security near the pools and restaurants for Disney California Adventure. The early bird gets the worm, so line up extra early to get into the parks before they open.

Which Disneyland ticket and reservations do you want? You have a lot to think about in terms of theme park tickets and park reservations. Do you want to start your day in Disney California Adventure or end there to make the best use of the theme park hotel entrance? Is a park hopper ticket worth it? We think so, especially for a multi-day ticket. Did you know it's less money per day to add park hopping to a multi-day ticket compared to a 1-day ticket? You get your money's worth with a park hopper multi-day ticket. It allows you to start in one park and hop after 1 p.m. — that way, you can either start or end your day (or even both) at Disney California Adventure.

The Downtown Disney entrance from Disney's Grand Californian makes it just as easy to be among the first people at the gates of Disneyland Park before park opening. We suggest starting in each park at least once during your visit to take advantage of the shortest lines of the day.

We love staying at Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa, and we know you will too. Check here for a hoppin' deal on a room. Book your stay for just $200 down with a refundable deposit! If you need theme park tickets, you can also get discount Disneyland Resort theme park tickets from your favorite froggy friends. Book a rental car at the same time you book a room to unlock deeper discounts!

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