Farina Hotel By Cigno

Recent Reviews: 1628

• User:Gin S

  Trip type: Family

  Good, not great

  27 Mar 2026

  We stayed on the pirate side of the hotel. Cute theme and plenty of places to explore legos. Property was easy walk to park (literally just outside the gates) . One star off because, after unpacking, had to change rooms because the main TV would not turn on it could not be fixed which of course we did not notice until after being at the park and it was time to put our toddler to bed. Luckily we were able to get another room- it was just very inconvenient. We felt like for the price that all of the amenities in the room should have been checked to ensure that they were in working order before check in. Also the breakfast ( which we got as a bundle with our tickets) was not hot. The breakfast potatoes were the only item that was truly hot. The gravy was at least warm but nothing else would have passed a health inspection for appropriate serving temperature. Service was great.

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• User:Mariano C

  Trip type: Family

  Lego fans are very welcomed

  29 Jan 2026

  Location 10/10Atmosphere 10/10Rooms 10/10Value 10/10Cleanliness 6/10Service 10/10Amenities 10/10If u or your kids are Lego fans, this is the universe!

• User:Kendra M

  Trip type: Family

  LEGOLAND is a great experience

  25 Jan 2026

  I just can’t help but say how much I love LEGOLAND. I used to enjoy my trips to Disney but once I had kids we just didn’t feel magic. Honestly it seemed like maybe it was more catered to young adults. We’d spend a small fortune and leave feeling frustrated and tired… then, we took the kids to LEGOLAND. It really is magical. It’s what you should expect from every similar vacation resort. This is our second trip here and while many people are frustrated about limited shows, my kids aren’t into it, and we also travel during quiet season so I don’t expect the same experience. I love walking about 100ft from the hotel into the park. The park itself is just the right size and my 7yo already knows the landmarks he wants to revisit several times a day like the mini figure wall. Lines haven’t been bad for our visits and really seem to fluctuate at different times of day. Food is actually decent for the price and many items aren’t just fancy bland sugar and oil… Apple fries!!! Pro tip… get the caramel ice cream separately and dip the fries, because it gives you more time before its soup. There’s also plenty of vegetarian, varietal, healthy options that are tasty… we are so sick of the chicken fingers, fries, and burgers that everywhere else offers (but they have those too). I love the bao buns and my kids really enjoyed the boba juices. The hotel is great as long as you aren’t expecting 4 stars. It’s for kids!!! The lobby is a kids dream with Lego pits and play structures. The rooms are really immersive. As an adult it might feel tacky, but again they cater to children. The rooms have a scavenger hunt with a Lego build and treat! I think the closet area needs the help of an interior designer and some revamping but I don’t think many people book long stays. There’s so many building areas for kids to keep busy, staff is overall helpful and friendly (and diverse!) and the older hotel staff is especially kind and patient with younger children. Adults can find lots of areas to relax (Smugglers) while kids watch Lego movies, build, and play or catch a show. Breakfast at Shipwrecks is really good and has been included on our stays which is massive for a family of 5. Not to say there’s much special about it, but it’s a tasty breakfast platter with eggs, sausage/bacon, fruit, coffee, and something kid friendly like pancakes or French toast. The breakfast alone makes the hotel room a steal for us. The best part is parents of younger kids can sip some coffee and enjoy a sit down meal while the kids build in the restaurant cove. In the evenings the hotel offers a free build class and you get to keep your build! My 7yo loves the challenge of trying to figure out the build before the instruction starts. It might not be challenging enough for older kids though. There’s two onsite heated pools and a water slide. My kids kind of love the hotel almost as much as the theme park and can’t wait to return to the hotel. They haven’t asked to go anywhere else. They haven’t once said they were bored. They haven’t complained. My kids have lived their second stay as much as the first despite some major changes. I look forward to the park being fully operational for our next visit!

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• User:Sonia R

  Trip type: Family

  Go here off season with kids 4-10!

  10 Jan 2026

  Stayed at the pirate hotel, not the most luxurious place but caters to kids and very convenient. Pool with slide, Lego pits, two family friendly restaurants and pj dance party were the highlights. Lego land and peppa pig are right next to each other and great for ages 4-10. Overall very pleasant experience and so much fun for the kids!

• User:anasK7594CW

  Trip type: Family

  Must stay if going to LEGOLAND

  06 Jan 2026

  Pirate Island Hotel at LEGOLAND is such a fun and magical place to stay! We came here for New Years, it was perfect!You truly can’t beat the location — it is literally a one-minute walk to the LEGOLAND entrance, which makes getting to and from the park with kids incredibly easy and convenient. The theming throughout the hotel is fantastic and adds so much to the overall experience.The Shipwreck Restaurant on-site is delicious and such a great perk to have right there at the hotel. Another huge plus is that the pools are heated, which is absolutely amazing and makes swimming enjoyable even when the weather isn’t perfect.If there was one area for improvement, it would be room cleanliness. The main spaces were fine, but areas behind beds and deep crevices that aren’t commonly checked could definitely use a bit more attention.Overall though, we loved our stay and it truly deserves 5 stars for the experience, service, convenience, and fun atmosphere. Perfect place to stay for a LEGOLAND adventure!

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