If you’re looking for an unforgettable short break that will thrill the kids and give the adults a comfortable base, then the PAW Patrol Room at Chessington’s Azteca & Safari Resort is one to bookmark.
Why choose the PAW Patrol Room?
- These rooms are fully themed around the ever-popular PAW Patrol — so from wall-graphics to the bunkbed that resembles the “PAW Patroller”, little ones will feel like they’re living inside Adventure Bay.
- Designed for families: the room can accommodate up to five people, making it a great fit for a family of four or five.
- Early check-in at 2pm.
- “One-Shot Rangers Reserve & Ride” included — this gives your party one time fastrack access to a ride of your choice.
- Complimentary access to the “Savannah Splash” pool (subject to room type) — a hit with younger children.
- Location-wise: staying on-site means you’re right at the heart of the fun — the park (Chessington World of Adventures), zoo & SEA LIFE attractions are just steps away. That convenience often makes the stay feel far more relaxing
What to expect inside the room
Here’s a breakdown of what you’ll typically find in the PAW Patrol Room:
- A themed adult bed plus a special bunkbed styled like the PAW Patroller for the kids (giving that immersive “pups on a mission” feel).
- Standard hotel room facilities: tea & coffee making facilities, complimentary toiletries, free WiFi, free car parking when you stay onsite.
- Breakfast included — they have a cooked buffet breakfast for resort hotel guests.
- Evening hotel entertainment available through the “Rangers Academy” (more activity for the children near bedtime).
- For very young children: cots are available on request (note: travel cot mattresses/bedding may not be provided).
Who is it perfect for — and when to visit
Ideal for:
- Families with kids aged pre-school to early teens who love PAW Patrol and want the themed experience.
- Families looking to combine a theme-park stay with relaxing accommodation — the hotel side offers comfort and convenience.
- UK-based visitors (especially from London, South East) wanting a break without going abroad.
Best times to visit:
- Mid-week stays outside peak school holidays often offer better value and lower crowds.
- If you opt for school holiday dates or half-terms, book early — themed rooms tend to go fast because of the popularity of the brand.
- Keep an eye out for seasonal events (Halloween, Christmas) at Chessington which may add extra value (or extra cost) depending on the date.
Tips to make the most of your stay
- Book the themed room early: Given its popularity, getting your preferred date locked in is essential.
- Check room type inclusions: The themed rooms include perks (e.g., pool access, One-Shot ride) but always check during booking that the PAW Patrol Room you’re booking includes these.
- Take advantage of Early Ride Time: Arrive at the Theme Park ready to go from 9am if your stay qualifies — this can significantly reduce queue times for popular rides.
- Pack swimwear: If the themed room includes pool access, the pool area is a fun way to break up the day and burn off energy.
- Offset the cost when comparing to day visits: Staying overnight in a themed room may cost more than a day ticket + hotel; however, the added comfort, perks and themed experience often mean better value for families.
Ready to book your next family adventure?
The PAW Patrol Room at the Azteca & Safari Resort is more than just a place to sleep — it’s part of the adventure. For families with children who adore the PAW Patrol brand, the themed bunkbeds, immersive decor and extra perks make the stay special. Combine that with the convenience of staying on site at a major UK theme-park resort and you’ve got a compelling offer.
If you value themed immersion, exclusivity and extras like early ride access, then this is a smart pick. If budget is your biggest concern and you’re less concerned about themed rooms, you might compare standard rooms or off-site hotels. But for that “wow!” moment for the kids — this ticks the box.
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