Option 1: The LEGOLAND Hotel 

My six-year-old son and I had a one-night stay here in May and were both wowed by the attention to detail. The magic absolutely kicks in from the moment you arrive. When deciding which legoland accommodation would be best for us, we wanted somewhere that would fully immerse us in Lego, and the Lego hotel does just that. 

As you approach from the free car park, you’ll spot the LEGO clocktower, a fire-breathing dragon made entirely from bricks, and huge minifigs that make an unforgettable first impression. Then, walking into the lobby is like entering another world – giant LEGO models, a glass display case filled with thousands of minifigures, and a LEGO building area that kept my son happily entertained while I checked us in. 

Tip: The self-service kiosks were really quick and easy to use, though staff were on hand if you prefer an old-school check-in. 

Pirate Splash Pool 

This indoor, pirate-themed splash zone is designed for younger kids, with mini slides, water cannons, and fountains. It’s not huge, so you’ll need to book a time slot at reception or via the website. We didn’t get a chance to use it this time, but it looked like great fun for little ones.

The breakfast buffet included with your stay, however, is surprisingly good! 

Full English and continental options, plus a pancake station with toppings for kids. As a vegetarian I appreciated the proper veggie sausages (Quorn – style, not mushy veg patties). 

Tip: If you do plan on eating at the Bricks Restaurant – don’t forget you must book in advance via the website.

Legoland Hotel: Character Meet and Greets 

We saw LEGO pirates, knights, and NINJAGO characters in the hotel lobby in the morning and early evening. No long lines, and staff gave every child time to pose for photos. 

Tip: Check the screen in the lobby or ask reception for times.  

On-Site LEGO Shop 

Located near reception, this small but well-stocked store is open later than the park shops. Prices are standard LEGO retail, not discounted – but it’s perfect for a reward or last-minute gift. 

There is LEGOLAND accommodation for everyone. The LEGOLAND Windsor Castle Hotel is the more boutique-feeling sibling to the main LEGOLAND Hotel – with a magical medieval twist. 

Built to resemble a LEGO castle, this hotel is bursting with immersive theming, interactive details, and kid-friendly surprises around every turret. 

Legoland Castle Hotel Restaurant

Exclusive to Castle Hotel guests, The Tournament Tavern is styled like a royal banquet hall – but with a more relaxed, family-friendly vibe. Open for breakfast and dinner, the menu includes burgers, pies, pasta, and grilled meats, with vegetarian options and kids’ menus available. We didn’t eat here so I can’t give my opinion on the food.

Guests often praise the Tavern as a quieter, better-value alternative to the main Bricks Restaurant in the LEGOLAND Hotel. 

Like in the Legoland Hotel, breakfast is included with all Castle Hotel stays.

Tip: You’ll need to book dinner in advance – this restaurant is exclusively for Castle Hotel guests and gets busy during peak periods. 

Option 3: LEGOLAND Woodland Village Lodges 

The Woodland Village is LEGOLAND Windsor’s newest on-site accommodation!

Set in a leafy area a short walk from the main park, the Woodland Village is all about combining forest vibes with kid-friendly fun. Think timber-clad cabins, tree stumps for seating, fairy lights strung through the trees, and – of course – brick-built LEGO creatures peeking out from the hedgerows. The entrance feels peaceful and relaxed, with a central lodge building housing the reception, shop, and restaurant. The whole area is pedestrian-only, so it’s also safe for kids to run around. 

LEGOLAND Woodland Village: Woodland Barrels (sleep up to 4)

• Heating
• Wifi
• Charging ports
• Nearby toilet and shower block

LEGOLAND Woodland Village: Standard Woodland Lodges (sleep up to 5) 

• Separate children’s sleeping area with bunk beds + pull-out trundle 
• King-sized bed for adults 
• En-suite shower room 
• Nature-themed LEGO models inside 
• TV with LEGO channel 

Premium Woodland Lodges (sleep up to 7)

• Same layout as Standard Lodges but upgraded finishes, enhanced theming, and sometimes a slightly better location 
• Spacious lounge area
• Outdoor terrace
• Mezzanine master bedroom
• Dedicated children’s sleeping area with bunk beds and TV

LEGOLAND Woodland Village: Restaurant

The Clubhouse Restaurant is a spacious, wood-beamed dining hall serving buffet breakfast and table-service dinner. The food focuses on hearty, family-friendly meals – pizzas, burgers, pastas, and grill options – with veggie and kids’ menus available.  I’ll be honest though, we didn’t eat here so I can’t give you my honest opinion. 

Breakfast is included with your stay.

There’s also a small convenience and souvenir shop on-site stocking LEGO sets, snacks, and essentials. It also has Woodland Village exclusive LEGO items. 

Legoland Accommodation – Outdoor Fun & Play Areas 

One of the highlights of the Woodland Village is how much space there is for kids to roam and explore. There are Woodland Trails – Short walking loops with LEGO wildlife models and interactive boards about local plants and creatures. Great for a post-dinner stroll or early-morning adventure. Outdoor Play Areas are scattered through the village, featuring wooden climbing frames, tunnels, and swings. There’s even a Campfire Circle where, in the evenings, guests can gather around (weather permitting) for storytime, marshmallow toasting, or low-key entertainment. LEGO characters occasionally make surprise appearances, too!