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After a couple weeks away, today we return to our Suite Series, bringing you on virtual tours of Disneyland Hotel’s new “signature” suites, which sit side-by-side on the 11th floor of the Adventure Tower, each featuring a different familiar Disney theme.
Our series began in the Adventureland Suite with a second stop in the Big Thunder Suite. Now we move to the high seas…
Pirates of the Caribbean Suite
The Pirates of the Caribbean Suite combines decor inspired by Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean films and attractions with modern conveniences in a comfortable environment.
Video: Tour the Pirates of the Caribbean Suite at the Disneyland Hotel
The experience starts with the musical doorbell, which plays, “Yo Ho, Yo Ho, A Pirate’s Life For Me.” Guests first enter a living room featuring hardwood floors, wooden beams, comfortable and attractive furniture, and plenty of Pirates of the Caribbean memorabilia on the walls and in display cases. Inside are replicas of Captain Jack Sparrow’s revolver and Davy Jones’ “Dead Man’s Chest” plus other figurines.
The room also features a faux fireplace and hidden 42″ TV on the wall above. The attached dining room is perfect for a pirate’s feast.
A hallway lined with artwork and posters leads to the bedrooms, a Master Bedroom (or Captain’s Quarters) and a second bedroom for shipmates. The Master includes a lush four-poster bed with subtle Pirates decor throughout the room. An attached bathroom includes a Jacuzzi tub and steam shower.
For prices, availability, and other information about booking the Pirates of the Caribbean suite, call (714) 956-6425.
Next on our Suite Series, we’ll tour the Mickey Mouse Penthouse, filled with enough colorful touches to excite even the biggest Mickey fan.
More photos of the Pirates of the Caribbean Suite at the Disneyland Hotel:
(Photos by Josh Daws)
Eh….the furniture looks like my grandmother has, here in The Netherlands. This “signature” suite is ugly. But thank you for the great report anyway!
I agree, this is not very pretty. I dont get a pirate feel at all, more of alot of browns and reds. Disney could of added some more flare.
I disagree with the two naysayers above — I think it looks very pirate themed and makes me think very much of Pirates of the Caribbean. I don’t happen to like pirates so this is not my favorite suite, but they did a great job making it!