Level Contributor“” via mobileNot so amaze but its okay. My son did enjoy celebrating his bday at this hotel. The only disappointing part is the late check in at 3pm and early check out at 10am. Food was brilliant in the restaurant. Splash and play pool area is small. Overall experience its okay. The important thing is that my son...Thank Maria Florina N Level Contributor“” via mobileI know I have written a review on legoland before but this is just about the hotel. We arrived at legoland for a birthday present for my 12 year old. Expecting the lego friends themed room. But no....we got the kingdom. But my child hate people dressing up. Nightmare the whole meal area is covered in children... Level Contributor“” via mobileWe stayed for the first time after many trips to legoland and the kids asking to stay every time. Check-in was a little chaotic but wouldn't really expect any less with so many children playing. We went straight to book our swimming slot which we got no problems and after swimming we managed to book for the next morning too...
“” via mobileI booked a 2 night stay with my wife and 5 year old son for half term. He saw the advert on the TV so thought it would be a good idea. I booked the Pirate themed room with a view which I was told was 'amazing' I was unaware of building works and was not informed either . Level Contributor“” via mobileSo we have just woken up at the hotel and thought I would add my review now before breakfast. The most important thing is the kids love this hotel we are staying in room 325 on first impression the room is kid friendly (amazing my five year old said) and the bathroom is bigger than one of the bedrooms in... “” via mobileWe completed our stay today 13/02/17 at the Legoland Hotel for the Ninjago Lego Builders week. I have to say how massively disappointed I was with the stay! As having such a fantastic time last year with the Pirates Builders week were massively underwhelmed this time! Firstly was the entertainment! Or massive lack of! The entertainment in the evening was...
Level Contributor“” via mobileJust had a one night stay with husband and 3 children ages 3 6 & 8 and I must say it was definitely worth the £175 we paid! From start to finish the kids were amazed and excited with everything they saw! Check in was fast an easy with the receptionist being very welcoming and lovely. We arrived around 1...2Thank Laura O “” via mobileWe stayed here for 2 nights in the kingdom rooms we did overall have a good time positives were how the place was decorated it was amazing and the Lego brick pits was great I also loved how they got a goody bag and the treasure hunt in the room the negatives the food was not great the breakfast was... “” We booked a Friends room this time, which was about 100 quid more expensive than the other themed rooms to start with. The reason for that is not obvious, we were not able to find out at all. On arrival we found that, we had the generators under the window, which sounded like a jetplane warming up its engines, all...
Level Contributor“” via mobileWe were super super excited to visit the hotel having popped in for a coffee on many occasions whilst visiting the main Legoland hotel. So plus points- 1) it's clean, you cannot fault the place for being clean 2) reasonable entertainment, the entertainment was on in the evenings 5-10pm but it repeats itself daily so if you are here for... 1 Day + 1 Day FREE :date Available from: 2 Days + 1 Day FREE :date Available from: Winter Family Escapes :date Available from: Splash and Stay - 2017 :date Available from: Santa Sleepover - Resort Hotel :date Available from: Under 3yrs in a bedBabies Under 2yrs requiring a cot Celebrate the Warner Bros. Pictures' feature film with photo ops with the scene-stealing star, a themed scavenger hunt and LEGO® BatmanTM-inspired LEGO build activities. Enjoy even more time in the Park with your 2nd Day FREE! Book today and enjoy your 2nd Day FREE! Choose from over 32 highly recommended partner hotels conveniently located near the LEGOLAND Windsor Resort!
Reclaiming your money is really easy. Simply call us on 0845 373 2640 and let us know the details of your claim. We will look into it and give you a decision within 3 working days. More about Best Price PromiseHoliday hunting can be a real chore - especially when you're stuck on a tight budget and are booking peak time, like February half term. But good news, as Legoland have released an extra special deal for upcoming February half term (10th - 18th), offering families of four overnight stays in a Lego-themed room for just £150 - including breakfast and activities. This year's half term Junior Builder Week is Ninja themed, with games including Ninja Training Sessions where they can test their Lego-building speed, an evening disco, plus meet-and-greets with their favourite Ninjago characters who will give free Lego Ninjago gifts to young ninjas. If it all gets too much for young ninjas, they can catch some down time in the movie den, which will be showing episodes of Lego Ninjago Masters of Spinjitzu TV, or they can play in the splash-tastic LEGO Pirates Splash Pool.
Book your place in the Ninja-themed Junior Builder Week here. If Legoland isn't for you, we have many other ideas for a cheap holiday with the kids. It may be time to try out some alternative breaks - like camping in Europe (see our top 10 guide to the best European campsites), UK holiday parks - Butlins is a big one, or how about caravan breaks? To help narrow down your search, we've broken down the other best deals and packages we could find for a visit to Windsor-based theme pack Legoland Resort in 2017. For all year round tickets, visit Legoland tickets. Camping and staycation holidays Legoland Windsor is a family resort famously known for its iconic Lego-themed hotel. The resort boasts over 55 interactive rides and attractions, from the thrilling rapids to under water adventures. Holiday packages staying at Legoland vary from one to four days in the park and bookers can choose from a selection of 30 hotels based on budget, including luxury rooms and family apartments. If you're looking to visit other attractions and want to get a good deal a hotel nearby, SuperBreak offer discounted tickets to Legoland when you buy them alongside a hotel.
To help kick start you research, here are the best ways to save on hotel stays, days out and visits to Legoland Resort, including flash sales and deals all year round. With school back on, Legoland has launched a series of deals to entice families to visit throughout 2017, and if you're just heading to the popular resort for one-day only, we highly recommend booking your tickets online beforehand, as you'll save 26% compared to buying on the door. By booking in advance you can save up to a quarter of the price on your Legoland package with this online exclusive deal. As part of a special New Year's deal, Legoland are letting kids go to the Legoland Windsor Resort for free, plus giving away a free extra day with all bookings before January 31st 2017. Book an overnight stay with breakfast and enjoy free kids' entry, starting from just £40 per person. Make the most of the school holidays by checking out all the Kids Go Free Dates from Legoland, which costs just £276 per family — a saving of up to £102!
There's over 55 rides, live shows and attractions, all set in 150 acres of parkland. For a day trip out of the ordinary, AttractionTix is offering a full day out and burger kitchen meal deal for £41.25 per adult and £36 per child when booked online ahead of your visit. When it comes to holiday deals, nothing quite beats a freebie - and we've spotted free second-day entry at Legoland Windsor this summer. Every break includes an overnight stay at one of their hotels, including the popular Legoland Resort Hotel. Whether you want to stay for 2, 3 or 4 days, you'll get one for free, as long as your your free day is taken consecutively to your original stay. This deal does not apply to themed weekends, or winter packages - but it does include peak season bookings - including the summer holiday. Prices vary from around £34 per person based on two adults and two children staying a standard room. You can find out more about this offer on the official Legoland Holidays website. What's the maximum age for free entry?