The first renovated rooms at Disney Sequoia Lodge will be available for stays from February 19, 2027.
The renovation of Disney Sequoia Lodge started in early 2026, beginning with the more distant lodge buildings that are separate from the hotel’s main building. This allowed the main facilities to remain open and accessible to guests for a longer period.
So far, the impact on guests has remained fairly limited, except for the part of the parking area that is currently unavailable. However, part of the hotel’s parking area is currently unavailable, reducing its capacity, and construction walls can be seen in several areas around the hotel.
The next major phase of the renovation will begin in February 2027 and will focus on the hotel’s main building.
From February 19, 2027, guests will finally be able to stay in the first renovated rooms. These rooms are expected to go on sale in mid-September 2026, at the same time as the Spring and Summer 2027 Hotel & Ticket Packages become available on the official Disneyland Paris website.
The updated room design will introduce a brighter and more modern look, while still keeping the hotel’s signature wooden décor and forest-inspired charm. Nature will remain at the heart of Disney Sequoia Lodge, with inspiration drawn from the forests featured in classic Disney animated films.
These first renovated rooms will give guests an early preview of the new look before the refurbishment continues in other parts of the hotel.
All hotel services and facilities will remain available until February 18, 2027. From February 19, some locations inside the main building, including Redwood Bar and Lounge and the hotel shop Northwest Passage, will temporarily close for renovation.
During this phase, guests will still be able to purchase drinks, snacks, and a selection of souvenirs from a temporary location in the hotel lobby. Disney Character encounters will also continue to take place at the hotel at selected times.
With the first renovated rooms opening from February 19, 2027, Disney Sequoia Lodge is taking another big step in its transformation, while keeping the warm and cosy atmosphere that makes the hotel so popular with many Disneyland Paris guests.
