Disneyland Resort is giving all three of its hotels some significant upgrades in 2025. Here’s a look at what guests can expect.

The hotels of the Disneyland Resort are about to get even more exciting – Disney has revealed that big changes are planned throughout the year ahead. These updates will touch a number of different offerings at each one of the hotels, from the onsite restaurants and dining options to individual guest rooms.

What’s in store? Find out everything we know about the big changes coming to the Disneyland Hotel, Disney’s Grand Californian Resort & Spa, and Pixar Place Hotel below.

High Key Club Now Open

At the Disneyland Hotel, the all-new High Key Club opened on July 10, 2025. Here, guests will find a space that celebrates the music and sounds of Disneyland back in its very first years, along with sophisticated and colorful mid-century modern aesthetics. The High Key Club is home to a custom soundtrack and displays prominent artifacts.

High Key Club, the new concierge lounge at the Disneyland Hotel at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, Calif., opens on July 10, 2025. Inspired by the music and sounds of Disneyland Park circa 1955, Disneyland Hotel club-level guests can enjoy food and beverage in this mid-century modern lounge that pays homage to the history of audible magic at the park. The lounge features a nearly 50-foot-wide mural, artistic light fixtures resembling classic Disney records, and musical artifacts including metal discs once used on a self-playing music machine that was in Walt Disney’s apartment on Main Street, U.S.A.  (Christian Thompson/Disneyland Park)

Located in the Adventure Tower of Disneyland Hotel, the High Key Club nearly doubles the space of the previous club-level lounge that sat here prior. The lounge features a 50-foot-wide mural depicting soundscapes, artistic light fixtures resembling classic Disney records, and metal discs once used on a self-playing music machine that was in Walt Disney’s apartment on Main Street, U.S.A.

The lounge is now open for guests who reserved club-level rooms, allowing them to enjoy benefits and amenities including breakfast, snacks, and beverages throughout the day, a dedicated concierge, and bird’s-eye views of Disneyland Park fireworks on select evenings.

Napa Rose is Undergoing a Redesign

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Napa Rose, the award-winning table service restaurant at Disney’s Grand Californian Resort & Spa, will be closing its doors temporarily in 2025 for a refresh. The restaurant’s dining room will be revamped, with an exquisite new look that celebrates Craftsman design and modern California luxury.

In the reimagined dining room, Napa Rose will feature rustic elegance that pays homage to California’s storied history of wine and wine making. The space will include natural textures like reclaimed French oak flooring and columns (the same type of wood used to make wine barrels), hand-pinged artisan metals, leathers, and even a stunning new chandelier inspired by California’s Mission grapevines.

Plus, one of the most beloved features of Napa Rose, the exhibition kitchen, will be featured even more prominently. When the dining room reopens, the counters at which guests can watch chefs in action will be expanded.

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And the gorgeous outdoor patio will be enhanced with additional seating, plus two new fireplaces. Napa Rose’s outdoor patio will be enhanced to welcome more guests for al fresco dining, featuring lush greenery, soft lighting, and two new fireplaces.

Napa Rose closed in spring 2025 and will reopen in fall 2025. When it reopens, a new menu will debut along with the new dining room (but don’t worry, fan favorites will still return – and so will the wine library!).

Guest Rooms Will Be Updated at Disney’s Grand Californian

The rooms at Disney’s Grand Californian Resort & Spa are already something special, but in the months ahead, they’ll receive some special fresh touches. All guest rooms at the hotel, including the Disney Vacation Club villas, will be touched up with new decor to complement the existing Arts & Crafts theming.

Bold new colors will be added to the rooms in the carpeting, upholstery, and bedding. And you can expect accents inspired by California’s wildflowers and Arts and Crafts era Impressionistic plein air paintings (which means there will be new artwork in each room!).

New Concierge Lounge at Disney’s Grand Californian

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At Disney’s Grand Californian Resort & Spa, a second club-level lounge will open near the existing The Veranda. The new lounge will be a two-story space that celebrates classic California Craftsman design. Here, guests will be welcome to lounge and relax – and it’ll provide great views of the Great Hall below.

This new concierge lounge will feature inspiration drawn from California’s giant sequoias, and it will sit in the “treetops” of the hotel’s fifth and sixth floors. It’s expected to open in 2026.

Pixar Place Hotel Will Debut New Themed Signature Suites

Over at the newest of Disneyland’s hotels, Pixar Place Hotel, some “incredible” new rooms will welcome guests for the first time. In summer 2025, two new two-bedroom themed premium suites will be available for booking, taking guests inside some of Pixar’s most beloved films.

The Coco Suite will feature Oaxacan-style architecture, terracotta tiling, quilted and woven accents from Mexican artisans, and unique handcrafted wooden furniture. The suite will include a fireplace and thoughtful, hand-painted art. Across the suite, guests will find touches of inspiration from the Rivera family’s hacienda in Coco.

The Incredibles Suite will feature a mid-century modern design with a “spy-fi” twist. Inside this two-bedroom hotel room, guests will find a primary bedroom for the Parr parents and a connecting room designed for Edna Mode, by Edna Mode herself. Cool touches like a hand-scanning prop at the entryway, Super-inspired details, and special effects like a spy phone, secret door, and hidden messages will make every stay here full of surprises.