The Cartoon Network hotel next to Dutch Wonderland in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania is getting a makeover and a new name.
The hotel will close at the end of 2025 and reopen in March 2026 as the Dutch Wonderland Inn, offering 155 rooms and four suites, along with both indoor and outdoor pools.
As part of the retheming project, characters from Dutch Wonderland will now be featured in the hotel and a new restaurant will offer a breakfast buffet, along with lunch and dinner options.
Lobby of the Dutch Wonderland Inn opening in March 2026 (Dutch Wonderland)
“When our team sat down to make plans for the Dutch Wonderland Inn, we focused on how we could bring the magic of our park to life while also providing overnight accommodations for our guests,” Dutch Wonderland general manager Megan Hartman said in a press release. “The newly renovated Inn brings pieces of our beloved park, Pennsylvania Dutch Country, and the characters our visitors know and love together to create a unique experience for families looking to extend their visit to the Lancaster region.”
LancasterOnline.com reported that the Cartoon Network theming is being removed from the hotel because the licensing deal for Cartoon Network characters is not being renewed.
Dutch Wonderland is kids-oriented amusement park that has been in operation since 1963. The park is one of the Palace Entertainment properties acquired by Dollywood owner Herschend Entertainment earlier this year.