Walt Disney World‘s next hotel will debut this summer, complete with traditional hotel rooms, suites, and private Lake Houses with views of Magic Kingdom fireworks. Disney has been teasing the resort’s opening by revealing the property’s dining options and pool features, including one of the only lazy rivers in Disney World. As reservations launch, Disney shared more news.
Disney World announced room rates for each type of overnight stay at its next hotel. We have all of the pricing, along with concept art for every room style. Mickey Visit brings you the latest Disney news and planning resources, including a popular restaurant closure removed from Disney World’s refurbishment calendar and Hallmark and Disney continuing their partnership.
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Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge Coming to Disney World
Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge will open at Walt Disney World, specifically across the lake from Magic Kingdom, on July 1, 2027. This nature-themed hotel will include rooms subtly inspired by the aesthetics of Fantasia, Bambi, Pocahontas, Brother Bear, and Encanto. The resort’s standout accommodations are its lake houses, located directly on the shores of Bay Lake.
We’ve been covering the development of Lakeshore Lodge extensively, including announcements for its mini water park, restaurants, and lounge.
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Reservations for Lakeshore Lodge opened to the public on October 8, 2026, following earlier rollouts for Disney World annual passholders and Disney Vacation Club members.
Now that reservations have launched, we can see how much money it will cost to stay in each room type at Lakeshore Lodge, including the Lake Houses. These costs were not known until now, and they confirm that Lakeshore Lodge’s prices meet the criteria of a “deluxe” Disney World hotel, the most expensive tier, above moderate and value. This is consistent with other Disney resorts that offer Disney Vacation Club memberships.
Below, we share details and pricing for each room type. The prices we list may fluctuate slightly. They are the result of a spot-check we performed by querying multiple dates in a mock checkout on Disney World’s website, intentionally selecting dates in different times of the year to find the starting base price. Prices increase from the costs listed below based on date.
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Duo Studios – Inspired by Encanto
Other than the Lake Houses, all the other accommodations of Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge are located in a main tower.
The Duo Studios sleep 2 guests and are inspired by 2021’s Encanto. Artwork above the bed depicts the Madrigals’ Casita, and the furniture contains butterfly motifs. A new Encanto ride, named Antonio’s Fiesta de Encanto, is also currently under construction at Disney’s Animal Kingdom and will open in 2027.
The bed in each Duo Studio is a Murphy bed that comes out from the wall. There is also a porch area.
Prices for Duo Studios at Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge start at $495 per night, making them the least expensive option at the hotel.
Resort Studios and Resort Studio King – Inspired by Pocahontas
Resort Studios sleep up to 4 guests in 2 beds. These rooms are inspired by 1995’s Pocahontas. Shades of blue and purple evoke the “colors of the wind.” These room prices start at $551 per night.
Not pictured, Resort Studio King rooms sleep 2 guests in 1 bed and start at $576.
Some Resort Studios have balconies, and others do not.
Deluxe Studios – Inspired by Bambi
Deluxe Studios sleep up to 4 guests and are inspired by 1942’s Bambi. The browns and greens of the forest are the color palette for this room type.
Deluxe Studios contain 2 beds, 1 of which is a Murphy bed coming from the wall. They will have a balcony area.
Pricing for Deluxe Studios at Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge starts at $630 per night.
1- and 2-Bedroom Villas – Inspired by Bambi
1942’s Bambi is again the inspiration for Lakeshore Lodge’s Bedroom Villas accommodations.
1-bedroom villas sleep up to 5 guests, and 2-bedroom villas sleep up to 9 guests.
Villas contain a kitchen area and living room space.
Pricing for 1-Bedroom Villas at Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge starts at $929 per night. 2-Bedroom Villas start at $1,548 per night.
Lake Houses – Inspired by Brother Bear
The most unique accommodations at Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge are the 1- and 2-bedroom Lake Houses. Each one is a free-standing, A-frame design.
The living room area of each Lake House has floor-to-ceiling windows with far-away views of Magic Kingdom and Disney’s Contemporary Resort in the distance.
Lake Houses have a full kitchen space, plus a washer and dryer.
The Disney film inspiring the Lake Houses is 2003’s Brother Bear, but the connection will be subtle. For example, artwork inspired by the movie’s Alaskan setting and a headboard depicting the Northern Lights. This contrasts with the more in-your-face designs of rooms inspired by Disney films at Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort and Disney’s Art of Animation Resort.
Prices for 1-Bedroom Lake Houses at Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge start at $2,353 per night and increase depending on the date. 2-Bedroom Lake Houses start at $2,942 per night.
3-Bedroom Grand Villas – Inspired by Fantasia
1940’s Fantasia is the inspiration for the 3-bedroom Grand Villas at Lakeshore Lodge. These spaces can sleep up to 12 guests. In the concept art above, the autumn oranges of The Nutcracker Suite segment from Fantasia inspire the aesthetic of one of the main bedrooms.
3-Bedroom Grand Villas will have multiple bathrooms, a full kitchen, a patio, an expansive dining room area, living room space, and a fireplace. Look closely at the rendering above, and you can see artwork on the wall from The Sorcerer’s Apprentice.
Pricing for Grand Villas at Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge starts at $2,973 per night.
Hidden Willow Presidential Suite – Inspired by Pocahontas
The singular Hidden Willow Presidential Suite at Lakeshore Lodge is inspired by 1995’s Pocahontas and sleeps up to 6 guests.
The Presidential Suite contains 2 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, a full kitchen, and a washer and dryer. Guests staying here will have access to The Artist’s Nest concierge lounge.
Guests staying in the Presidential Suite will also have a perfect view of Magic Kingdom fireworks.
Pricing for the Hidden Willow Presidential Suite at Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge starts at $2,976 per night.
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