Last month, we drove over the Causeway and checked ourselves into LEGOLAND Hotel. We didn’t tell the kids that we were headed there and once it came into view, they were beside themselves in excitement! We stayed here in December 2013 and since then, the kids have been asking to come back.
While we busied ourselves with checking in, the kids were playing to their hearts’ content in the pirate ship and castle play areas in the lobby. The LEGO play areas are such a good idea because the kids are happily occupied while the parents handle the boring task of getting the room keys.
LEGOLAND Hotel
Welcome to LEGOLAND!
waiting to check in
lots to occupy the kids in the lobby
busy with LEGO
a fire-breathing dragon
cute little post box
During our last visit, we stayed at the Adventure themed room so we decided to try out the Kingdom themed room this time around. I just love all the themed LEGO features in the room and the kids cannot get enough of their bunk beds and TV and LEGO set to play with. If not for the fact that the theme park is an even bigger draw, we may never be able to get them out of the room!
Of course, we adults also appreciate having a huge bed that we don’t need to share with the kids and our own TV. For dinner, after a long day at both the water and theme parks, we ordered room service and chilled out in front of our respective TV sets before having a good night’s sleep.
checking out our Kingdom theme room
children’s section
comfy bunk beds and their own TV
instructions to open the treasure box
what is the frog guarding?
lots of LEGO features around the room
where ye olde adults sleep
LEGO crown in the bathroom
LEGOLAND hotel toiletries
a brave knight guarding our floor
Special mention goes to the LEGOLAND Hotel themed lifts. Whenever we take the lifts up or down, the kids start dancing up a storm when the disco lights and music come on. Even the adults can’t help grooving to the beat!
Breakfast in the LEGOLAND Hotel Bricks Family Restaurant is a decent affair and there is a good variety of food available from the typical continental breakfast sort of bread, eggs and sausages, to nasi lemak for those who prefer something local. It can get crowded and a queue may form during the busiest period in the morning but the kids will be kept entertained by the large foam bricks in the area just outside the restaurant.
dancing in the lift
BRICKS Restaurant
beautiful vase of LEGO flowers
a substantial spread
large foam bricks to keep the kids entertained
just outside the LEGOLAND Hotel
It just makes perfect sense to stay at LEGOLAND Hotel when you are visiting the theme park and water park so that the kids can play all afternoon, check into the hotel and have a wee nap, continue playing their heart out, and then have a good night’s rest without anyone having to drive or take the bus all the way back to Singapore after a long tiring day. Can’t wait to come back again and the next time, we’ll probably book the Pirate themed room!
Looks so fun! Definitely planning a visit the next time I’m in Malaysia! Thanks for this
You’re welcome! Have fun!
Wahhh so fun! I want the big foam bricks to play at our own home haha.. still didn’t manage to go down to Legoland this hols. Hopefully some time next year!
Ai @ Sakura Haruka
Thankfully it’s just across the Causeway!
Hi There! Chanced upon your Legoland entries. May I ask if it is advisable to stay 2 nights in legoland hotel if we plan to cover both parks? Or is 1 night sufficient? Thanks :)
Hi! Technically, one night is enough but a bit of a rush. You could go to the water park when it opens, play to your heart’s content, check in, then go to the water park again or the theme park. Next day, play at the theme park then drive home afterwards. Very tiring though!