Check-in experience and restaurant: We visited right on Halloween 🎃, so it was packed with families and kids. We arrived at 11:30 AM and checked in smoothly. Although it wasn't a theme park view room, we were still happy as it allowed our two-year-old to get an early afternoon nap. Thumbs up! After dropping off our luggage, we went to Autumn Restaurant on the first floor for lunch. The staff seemed a bit understaffed, and it took quite a while before someone came to take our order. I’d suggest leaving at least one front desk agent during peak lunch hours, otherwise it looks a bit unprofessional. The set lunch tasted good—though the cold appetizers were a bit too chilly, and the dough-drop soup was great for the toddler. Unfortunately, due to the long wait, by the time we took our little one to the kids' club on the second floor, their attention was completely off the food. When the dishes finally arrived, we just had a quick bite and couldn't wait to get back to the fun.
Kids' club (7:00 AM - 10:00 PM): Very few people around at noon, making it ideal for younger toddlers. When it gets crowded, heading outside for some fresh air and outdoor climbing is also a great option.
Room: We stayed in a twin room. Honestly, having no toys in the room felt better for a young toddler, leaving more open space for activities, while the kids' club handled the playtime. Bed rails and kids' toothbrushes were provided, though the kids' slippers were way too big for our two-year-old to use. When we had a minor maintenance issue, staff came and sorted it out promptly. Room temperature was comfortable.
Breakfast: We hit the peak rush hour, so all dining areas were open. There was a great variety; our toddler ate lots of bread and had some warm milk. Thumbs up!
We appreciated the one-hour late checkout to match our high-speed rail schedule. Overall, we were very satisfied and highly recommend staying here if you're visiting the Legoland resort!
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