Stay at LEGOLAND New York Hotel: Where Every Room Is a LEGO Adventure!

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This was an amazing experience with my two kids. The hotel and room was very themed and had lego builds and themed everywhere! I would highly recommend for any Lego lovers. Even the adults loved it. Keep in mind that this Groupon is for people he room only. No park tickets included but used a coupon to get our two kids in for free with paying adults. We got the coupon in the Lego Life magazine.

Loved staying in the Resort and exploring the park, stayed with best friend and her daughter, we did not like the limited choices of food at restaurants and too pricey .

Overall it was a hit! Breakfast was good. Clean rooms. I just got back from legoland resort with my family where we spent 3 nights there in the knights castle rooms. Rooms were cute, TVs worked well, lots of kids channels. Fun room scavenger hunt that ended with a prize! Pool was nice I just feel like they could use a few more umbrellas. The pool area had everything that you need there, floats, towels ect. The s’mores firepit area was a comfy wind down spot to hang out at before bed. We only ate breakfast at the Bricks restaurant and the food was tasty. Served in a griddle, unlimited amount. Drink choices are apple juice, milk, or orange juice. Pancakes and Frenchtoast is an up charge. Very Friendly and accommodating staff all over the hotel and park. I requested privacy but the room service workers were prompt when anything was requested like towels or more TP ect. Overall it was enjoyable. I wish that they had a little more activities like crafts or coloring like Hershey lodge has but overall I definitely think that staying there added to the fun. I plan on returning again this summer.

A must for any Lego-lover! Pretty convenient, only about 1.5 hours from NYC. Easily accessible off of Route 17 in Goshen, New York. Keep an eye out for deals for the hotel and/or park. AAA offers discounts for both. Hotel parking was a bit tricky to find after entering the park as it is in a separate area from the general Theme Park parking lots. You will be charged about $35 for parking per night during your hotel stay. During this time, you will be given a paper with a QR code that you can use to enter and exit the park, if and when needed. This comes in handy as we found the food options at the hotel to be a bit lacking…so a venture into town or neighboring towns for food is a welcomed option. There is a valet option which is a bit more expensive…closer to $50 per night. Upon entering the hotel, you will observe lovely Lego-themed décor throughout…everything! Very exciting for any Lego-lover. The check in process was simple…we were given a card key to our room…kingdom-themed on the first floor which we pre-selected when booking. The elevator rides were definitely a highlight as they play fun music which is accompanied with a disco-ball in the middle of the elevator in a dimmed light setting…hard not to dance. Make sure to have your cameras ready! We got into our room and was pleasantly surprised with the cleanliness and décor of the room. There are other themes, decors and room sized. But the cheapest options, which included our Kingdom-themed room accommodated five people…a king bed in the main area and a bunk bed with pull-out trundle below. All rooms come standard with a mini refrigerator, iron, ironing board, bathroom step stool, safe and treasure chest! There are two TVs…one for the king bed area and one for the bunk bed area. Adequate channel selection for both, including a Lego channel which shows Lego movies throughout the day. There are wall-mounted Lego boards as well as a Lego bricks in the bunk bed area. The Treasure-chest hunt activity is pretty cool…you answer questions about the décor of the room (i.e. how many keys are on the carpet). After collecting all four numbers, you enter them into the Treasure chest dial to open it up to reveal some prizes…activity books and smaller Lego sets. There is a small fitness center on each floor…few weights and cardio machines. The outdoor area was pretty nice…it has a pool and lounge chairs as well as a snack bar. Just outside the pool area are some tables and chairs as well as some fire pits. Perfect for the evening! There is a smaller store…but it may be best to wait for the bigger one close to the Park entrance…that one is massive and has any and everything Lego! There is a small arcade but it only has a few Dave and Busters-style machines so…not the best. There is a large lounge and play area close to the lobby which is nice to kill some time before check-in, after check-out or when waiting for the park to open. The Bricks restaurant is pretty big with some cool décor. We only ate there in the morning as your hotel stay includes a free breakfast. You will still need to make reservations before-hand though. The free breakfast includes a hot platter of shareable bacon, sausage and eggs. There is also a hotel-style breakfast counter which has cereal, juices, coffee, milk and toast. Overall, not the best but it was free and more than enough to get our day started. You are able to purchase additional items, which as pancakes, if desired. From the hotel, it is a 5-minute walk down the hill to the Park entrance. All staff we encountered were friendly, patient and helpful.

Cost for hotel is not worth it We stayed at the Legoland Hotel last week to celebrate my son’s birthday and were really looking forward to the experience. Unfortunately, the stay fell short of expectations—especially given the high cost. We booked one of the larger themed rooms for the kids, but neither of the TVs in the room were working the entire time. On top of that, there was no housekeeping service. We stayed for two nights, and our room was never cleaned or refreshed. For the price we paid, the service and overall experience were really disappointing. I genuinely wish there was an option for a partial refund—it just didn’t live up to what was promised.