Shanghai Disney Resort has revealed new details and a first look inside its third themed hotel, the Shanghai Disney Enchanted Star Hotel, which opens on 16 December.
Located along Wishing Star Lake, next to the Shanghai Disneyland Hotel, the new property will offer 400 rooms and suites, along with dining, entertainment and recreational facilities.
The hotel’s design draws on the architecture of early 20th-century Shanghai and features an Art Nouveau style. It blends Disney storytelling with design elements inspired by local culture.

In the lobby, guests will find a spiralling chandelier, arched windows overlooking Shanghai Disneyland’s Enchanted Storybook Castle and a mural depicting 16 Disney stories and nearly 140 characters.
Guest rooms and suites feature Wishing Star-themed details, including Tinker Bell headboard artwork and five interactive Disney artworks that light up when activated.
Accommodation options include deluxe rooms, family rooms with additional sleeping space and themed rooms inspired by Duffy and Friends and Zootopia.

Club rooms and suites will also be available, with access to the Celestial Club Concierge Lounge and dedicated concierge services.
The hotel has several dining venues, including its Enchanted Seasons Restaurant, which will serve Chinese and international cuisine, with a breakfast buffet, à la carte meals and private dining.
Other food and beverage venues include the Journey Café, the Celestial Club for Club Room and Suite guests, and the Pelican Poolside Café.

A retail store, Wonderful Wish Boutique, will sell merchandise inspired by the hotel’s stories, characters and recreational experiences.
The hotel also offers character appearances by Mickey, Goofy and Chip ‘n’ Dale, live jazz performances and bedtime storytelling with Mickey.

Facilities range from the Mickey & Pals Pavilion Pool and Nemo Reef Water Play to the Pixie Dust Playground and Winnie the Pooh Playhouse. The hotel also has landscaped gardens and a 24-hour fitness centre.
The hotel forms part of a wider expansion at Shanghai Disney Resort, which also includes plans for a fourth themed hotel and a new residential community for cast members.
Harriet is a freelance news writer specialising in entertainment news. She graduated from the University of Kingston with a BA in fine art and has an MA in journalism from Birkbeck University. As well as being a theme park enthusiast, Harriet has an interest in the arts, which she explored in her thesis on Fine Art and Walt Disney.






