Detailed review & photos “Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort”

There was a big sign that was cute and memorable.

The moment I arrived at the hotel it felt like I was at Disney World.

Entrance of the hotel. The whole building was colorful very large.

There was a lot of staffs at the front desk, but there was a long line and it took a while to check-in.

The check-in counter at the front desk. Next to the check-in counter there was also a concierge desk for making reservations for restaurants and so on.

There was a Disney painting, but that was it. It did not look like a Disney themed room. Because the windows faced the corridors of the rooms, the curtains were always closed, and the room was dark. The bed was spacious and had 4 pillows each.

The rooms themselves were large and there was enough room to open up our suitcases.

It was nice to be able to relax in the bathtub after a long day.

Because the water pressure and temperature control of the shower were not independent of each other, the water pressure became weak when I tried to make the water warmer. Also, because the shower was fixed on the wall, it was a little difficult to wash.

There were hangers prepared next to the wash basin.

There was only a bar of soap prepared. There were no toothbrushes and etc.

The cup was a disposable plastic and it was packaged individually, so it was nice to be able to use clean cups.

Shampoo, conditioner and body soap were prepared.

There was a refrigerator, but no electric pot. There was nothing inside the refrigerator The food court is open until midnight, so if you want to drink something you can buy something there.

I did not use the safe because if I used it I would have had to carry the key around. There was a place to hang clothes in the bathroom, but there was no door, so I was concerned about the steam.

There was no terrace, but I could see a cute sporty garden from the window.

It was a food court that had a wide range of foods such as Italian, hamburgers and other American style food, such as bread, sweets, salads and yogurt.

The whole food court.

You can choose your favorite menu.

You can add drinks in you tumbler and carry it around the Park.

There are many cash registers.

There was also a game corner at the back.

The pool was large, but always busy. There were a lot of children playing even around 11:00, so I thought that it may be loud for people staying in rooms near the pool. It was just a flat pool, but it was large and there were many chairs by the pool. There was also a bar by the pool facing the food court, and I could drink alcohol. The lighting nice and the atmosphere was fantastic.

There was a Disney shop.

There were many items sold in Disneyland being sold here, such as mugs, magnets, clothes, pens, and sweets.

I was happy to be able to by souvenirs here, because I did not have to carry them around in the park.

Snacks and cookies.

There are large models such as basketball hoops, rugby and American football, and there is also a Mickey model in the courtyard.

If you stay at a directly managed hotel, the Magical Express is available 24 hours a day from the airport, and arrives in about 30 minutes.

It was convenient because the shuttle buses goes to the park every 20 minutes from the hotel. The buses are running until 2 hours after park closing. I was able to come back to the hotel once, and go back to the Park again to see the night show.

Most of the customers were families with small children. There were not many couples staying. Many large families, including grandparents, were staying as well.