There's a secret hotel suite inside Cinderella's Castle in Disney World—take a look inside. Sitting at the end of Main Street U.S.A., Cinderella's Castle at Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Fla., is nothing if not iconic.

Technically, there is not a "hotel" in the sense of a multi-room commercial lodging, but there is a single, highly exclusive guest room known as the Cinderella Castle Suite. Located on the fourth floor of the castle at Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World, the suite was originally intended as an apartment for Walt Disney and his family. However, it was only completed in 2006 for the "Year of a Million Dreams" campaign. It features 17th-century French chateau décor, stained-glass windows that tell the story of Cinderella, and a 24-hour personal concierge. You cannot simply book this room with money; as of 2026, it remains available almost exclusively through invitation-only stays for celebrities or as a prize for high-profile charity auctions (such as those for the Make-A-Wish Foundation). For the general public, the closest you can get to being "inside" the castle for a stay is booking a nearby room at Disney's Contemporary Resort and looking across the Seven Seas Lagoon at the iconic spire.