Los Angeles Airport Marriott
265 sq ft·
1 bed·
Up to 3
The Villas At The Disneyland® Hotel — Anaheim Resort
The Duo Studio at The Villas at the Disneyland Hotel is a compact, design-forward studio room accommodating up to 2 guests, featuring a queen-size wall bed that folds away to reveal seating space. Located in the Discovery Tower — Disney's newest DVC property at Disneyland Resort — the room is themed around The Jungle Book and comes equipped with a kitchenette. The Garden view category includes an oversized private balcony that, by most accounts, rivals the square footage of the room itself.
Part of the 344-room Discovery Tower, the Duo Studio is one of 38 purpose-built two-guest studios at The Villas at the Disneyland Hotel, engineered to maximize every inch through convertible furniture and Jungle Book-inspired design.
The Duo Studio sits within the Discovery Tower at The Villas at the Disneyland Hotel and measures approximately 250 square feet in the Garden configuration — making it among the smallest hotel rooms in the Disney portfolio. The main living area uses a boxy, rectangular footprint that avoids wasted corners, and every feature is deliberately placed: twin ottomans tuck neatly beneath nightstand shelves when not in use, a full-length mirror slides aside to expose additional storage, and the queen-size bed pivots smoothly from the wall via external handles. The Jungle Book theme runs throughout, with original artwork featuring Mowgli and Baloo, rich area rugs layered over laminate flooring, and lighting that ranges from atmospheric accent lamps to full-room brightness depending on preference. Three booking view categories exist — Standard (street, parking area, or garden-facing), Preferred (pool-facing, some with balconies), and Garden (a separate two-story structure with guaranteed balcony or patio access).
The kitchenette includes an under-counter refrigerator, microwave, toaster, and a Keurig coffee maker with K-Cups. A 55-inch flat-screen TV is wall-mounted across from the convertible bed. Each bedside panel provides a standard electrical outlet alongside USB-A and USB-C charging ports. The bathroom offers a dual showerhead setup — a fixed rainfall head combined with an adjustable hand wand — plus an illuminated vanity mirror, ample counter space with under-counter shelving, and spa-like tile detailing. The toilet is located within the same bathroom space rather than in a separate water closet, a layout distinction from the larger villa categories. The closet holds a full ironing board and iron concealed behind the sliding mirror, and room bedding is also stored there. Daily housekeeping and climate-controlled heating and air conditioning are included. Connecting rooms can be requested subject to availability.
The Duo Studio is built for solo travelers and couples, and the room genuinely functions well for two adults — though parties seeking separate sleeping and living zones simultaneously will find the convertible format requires some daily adjustment. The Garden view rooms in the two-story poolside wing stand out because the private balcony in those units is, by reported observation, larger than the interior living space — a quirk that appears to result from the building sharing a structural footprint with adjacent Deluxe Studios while the Duo's smaller room size leaves additional exterior space. For DVC members booking on points, the Garden Duo Studio has historically cost just 2–5 points more per night than the standard Duo Studio. Guests paying cash rates should note that pricing can reach several hundred dollars per night, and comparing the overall value against standard rooms at nearby Disneyland Resort hotels is advisable. As a Disneyland Resort hotel, The Villas qualifies guests for benefits including one complimentary Lightning Lane Multi Pass attraction entry per day.
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The Duo Studio accommodates up to 2 guests, making it specifically designed for couples or solo travelers. Disney's own description notes it can also work for a couple with one infant. It is not intended for groups of three or more adults.
Standard view rooms face the street, parking areas, or garden areas and are typically the most affordable option within the category. Preferred view rooms face the Palette Pool and some include a balcony. Garden view rooms are located in a separate two-story structure adjacent to the pool, are guaranteed to include a patio or balcony, and provide easier ground-level pool access — the balcony in these units is notably large, reportedly exceeding the square footage of the interior living space.
Yes. While The Villas at the Disneyland Hotel is a Disney Vacation Club property, you do not need to be a DVC member to book a room — including the Duo Studio — through standard cash reservations. DVC members booking via points have a separate inventory window and may find availability easier or more cost-effective, particularly for the Garden view category.
Self-parking for registered hotel guests at the Disneyland Hotel is available at $40 per night plus tax per vehicle. Valet parking is available at $70 per night plus tax. DVC members booking via points have the parking fee waived. A limited number of electric vehicle charging stations are also on-site.
The Deluxe Studio is notably larger — roughly 130 square feet more than the Duo Studio — and sleeps up to 4 guests with two queen-size beds (one of which also wall-mounts). The Duo Studio is themed to The Jungle Book, while Deluxe Studios carry Sleeping Beauty or Princess and the Frog themes. The Deluxe Studio bathroom typically includes a combination tub and shower rather than the walk-in shower-only layout found in the Duo Studio. For a couple willing to trade square footage for a lower point or cash cost, the Duo Studio Garden with its oversized balcony is frequently cited as a competitive alternative to a balcony-less Deluxe Studio.