Your Guide to the Best Rooms at Alton Towers Resort

Planning a stay at Alton Towers Resort can feel almost as exciting as the theme park itself, especially when you realise just how many incredible themed rooms and lodges there are to choose from. From chocolate‑themed suites and retro brand favourites to immersive CBeebies bedrooms and cosy woodland hideaways, the resort is packed with unique places to stay that turn your trip into a full experience, not just a visit.

Alton Towers is located in Alton, Staffordshire, and it is one of the UK’s biggest and best‑known theme parks. With iconic thrill rides, family attractions, immersive lands and beautiful landscaped gardens. It’s a place where high‑energy rollercoasters sit alongside gentle adventures for younger children. With seasonal events, live entertainment, waterpark fun and a huge choice of themed accommodation, it’s designed for families, thrill‑seekers and anyone who loves a full, fun‑packed escape.

In this guide, we’re rounding up the very best rooms across all three hotels and the Woodland Lodges; including the Cadbury, Coca‑Cola, Smiler and Big Pyjama rooms in the Alton Towers Hotel; the Ice Cave and Pirate rooms at Splash Landings; the magical In the Night Garden, Bing, Bluey and Octonauts suites in the CBeebies Hotel; plus the peaceful Woodland Lodges tucked away in the Enchanted Village.

Whether you’re visiting with little ones, teens, or you’re just a big kid yourself, these are the rooms that make your Alton Towers stay feel extra special.

At each of these accommodation options, your stay includes:

Free Car Parking – An unforgettable overnight stay – A Full English breakfast buffet – Fantabulous evening entertainment – A 9-hole round of Extraordinary Golf

Alton Towers Hotel

The Alton Towers Hotel is the resort’s original signature stay. This is a story‑led hotel themed around the adventures of the eccentric explorer Sir Algenon, who has supposedly crash‑landed his airship right on the roof. It’s packed with character from the moment you walk into the grand, whimsical atrium, and it’s known for its iconic themed rooms, fun evening entertainment, and a relaxed lakeside terrace perfect for unwinding after a day in the park.

With easy access to the monorail and theme park entrance, the Alton Towers Hotel is ideal for families, teens and anyone who wants a stay that feels magical from morning to night. It’s the heart of the resort’s storytelling and the perfect base for a short break that goes well beyond the rides. Below, we take a look at our favourite themed rooms in the hotel – there are 13 different themes, and each room has air conditioning and a mini fridge.

The Smiler Room

The Smiler Room includes bold black‑and‑yellow theming, ride artwork, optical‑illusion patterns, a double bed, bunk beds, a TV, themed lighting, and Smiler‑style décor throughout. It sleeps up to four and is designed to feel like part of the coaster’s world. There are even fake cameras above the bed and themed audio, including the song that plays upon entry.

Big Pyjama Room

Oversized pyjama prints, bold patterns and supersized props give this Big Pyjama Room its larger‑than‑life, sleepover‑style feel. A hot‑air‑balloon‑style king‑size bed sits beneath floating clouds, with bunk beds and playful wall art completing the theme. Sleeping up to six, it’s designed to feel like a giant, cosy bedtime adventure from the moment you step inside.

Coca-Cola Room

The Coca‑Cola Room sleeps up to six and comes with a stocked Coca‑Cola fridge with complimentary Coke and bottled water, plus free Pringles and chocolates on arrival. Inside, you’ll find truck‑style bunk beds with interactive features, a games console, bright red‑and‑white theming, balloons waiting in the room and a lake view from the window. It’s one of the most feature‑packed themed rooms in the Alton Towers Hotel.

Chocolate Room

Rich purple colours, Cadbury branding and playful chocolate‑factory décor set the scene in this fully themed Chocolate Room. The room sleeps up to six and includes a hidden stash of Cadbury chocolate, a double bed, bunk beds and a separate area with a sofa for extra room to unwind. It’s one of the most immersive options in the Alton Towers Hotel, filled with fun touches from the moment you arrive.

Arctic Explorer Room

The Arctic Explorer Room takes you straight into one of Sir Algenon’s icy adventures, with theming that feels like you’ve stepped into a snowy mountain expedition. Expect cool blue tones, “ice canyon” details and fun touches inspired by frozen landscapes, all wrapped into a family‑friendly room that sleeps up to four.

CBeebies Land Hotel

CBeebies Land Hotel

The CBeebies Land Hotel is the most colourful, high‑energy part of the resort. Designed entirely with young children in mind. Every corner is themed, interactive and bursting with familiar characters from the moment you step into the bright, musical reception area. It’s home to the resort’s most immersive family rooms, including favourites like the In the Night Garden Suite, Bing, Bluey and Octonauts rooms, each created to feel like you’ve stepped straight into the show. There are seven different room types, with four of those having the option to upgrade to a suite.

With live entertainment, character meet‑and‑greets, toddler‑friendly dining and playful features everywhere you look, it’s the perfect base for little ones who want the magic to continue long after the park closes.

Bluey

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Bright, bold and instantly recognisable, the Bluey Room is packed with themed décor inspired by the Heeler family’s world. Kids get their own Bluey‑themed bunk beds, while the room is filled with colourful artwork and playful, interactive touches designed for little ones. Families who want more space can upgrade to the Bluey Suite, which adds a separate living area, extra theming and even more room to spread out.

In The Night Garden

Soft colours, gentle theming and familiar characters set the tone in the In the Night Garden room, creating a calm, storybook feel perfect for younger children. The rooms sleep up to a family of five and include a separate children’s sleeping area, along with toddler‑ and baby‑friendly facilities to make everything easy for little ones. Each room features an interactive play wall to keep children entertained, and families who need more space can upgrade to the In the Night Garden Suite, which sleeps up to seven and adds extra room plus even more themed details.

Bing

Bright colours and bold 2D artwork bring the Bing Room to life, creating a space that feels just like stepping into Bing’s world. The room sleeps up to a family of five and includes a dedicated children’s area with interactive play features and toys, plus themed bunk beds and playful character details throughout. Both the adults’ and children’s areas have their own TV, making it easy for everyone to unwind. It’s a fully themed, family‑friendly space designed especially for little Bingsters.

Octonauts

The Octonauts Room brings the underwater world to life with bright colours, character artwork and nautical details throughout. This deluxe space sleeps up to a family of five and includes a separate children’s sleeping area, along with toddler‑ and baby‑friendly facilities designed for younger guests. An interactive play wall adds hands‑on fun, and the full Octonauts theming makes it feel like a mini deep‑sea adventure from the moment you step inside.

Splash Landings Hotel

Splash Landings Hotel

Splash Landings Hotel brings a bright, tropical, always‑on‑holiday vibe to the resort, with colourful Caribbean theming, lively music and a laid‑back, beachy atmosphere from the moment you walk in. Families love it for its fun, informal feel, think palm trees, sandy‑shore styling and playful touches around every corner. This hotel has three different room types.

It’s directly connected to the Alton Towers Waterpark, making it the perfect base for splash‑filled breaks, and the hotel’s restaurants and entertainment are all designed with families in mind. It’s the most relaxed, sun‑soaked part of the resort, even when the British weather isn’t playing along.

Ice Cave Room

The Ice Cave Room has a cool, adventure‑style theme, with frosty colours, icy textures and fun details that make it feel like a snowy hideout. It sleeps up to a family of six and includes a mini fridge with complimentary water, plus plenty of playful theming throughout to keep the atmosphere fun and immersive. A TV is included for easy downtime.

Pirate Room

Swashbuckling décor, nautical colours and playful pirate details set the tone for a full‑on themed family adventure. The Pirate Room sleeps up to a family of six and includes a PlayStation console, a mini fridge with complimentary water, and plenty of immersive touches, including hidden treasure for little explorers to discover. A flatscreen TV is part of the setup too, rounding off a room designed for families who want a fun, story‑driven stay at Splash Landings Hotel.

Woodland Lodges

Tucked away among the trees, the Woodland Lodges offer a cosy, storybook escape right in the heart of Alton Towers Resort. Each lodge feels like your own little cabin in the woods, with warm lighting, natural textures and a peaceful, outdoorsy atmosphere that’s perfect for families.

They’re designed for easy, relaxed stays; think separate sleeping areas, plenty of space to unwind and a quiet woodland setting that feels miles away from the theme park buzz, even though you’re only a short walk from the action. It’s a charming, nature‑themed base for families who want a calmer, more magical retreat.

The package includes free car parking, an overnight stay, a full English breakfast buffet, evening entertainment, and even a 9‑hole round of Extraordinary Golf to add a bit of extra fun to your visit. The Woodland Lodges themselves are designed with enchanting, cosy theming that feels like a little hideaway in the trees. Each lodge sleeps a family of five and features a separate children’s sleeping area, giving everyone their own space while keeping the atmosphere warm, magical and family‑friendly.

There are plenty more ways to stay at Alton Towers Resort beyond the options listed here, with luxury treehouses, Stargazing pods and a whole collection of other uniquely themed rooms spread across the hotels. Whether you want something imaginative, adventurous or extra‑special, the resort has a huge range of accommodation styles to suit every family and every kind of short break.

Chessington World of Adventures Resort is another fun theme park with themed rooms you can stay in.