Exellent stay. Arrived at 1Oam and our room was ready, thanks Jerry for being so friendly and efficient. Rooms was clean and comfortable. Walking distance to the parks. Excellent stay on the 7th floor with good views of the park. Had meals at the park

My husband and I stayed here two nights. Fortunately we were getting a pretty big discount because we know someone who works at Disney - otherwise this review would be a LOT worse. Basically, this is a mediocre hotel. The staff, like all Disney staff, are really nice and attentive. The rooms are clean and decent. But it's nothing special.

And of course the most notable feature was the total lack of water pressure. Showering was like taking a spit bath. And the water was warm at best, and downright cold whenever anyone else nearby was also taking a shower. For some reason it was easier to get hot water by running the tub, so we ended up taking baths instead of showers, which is not really my cup of tea.

The other issue is that - while the view of California Adventure is FANTASTIC - you can hear people screaming on the roller coaster. Basically until closing time. So if you're a light sleeper or going to bed early... this might not be a great place. I use earplugs so it wasn't a big deal.

This is the cheapest of the three Disney hotels, and it shows. However, you do get the perk of early entry. If that's something you're going to take advantage of, Paradise Pier is worth considering. If you want to sleep in, splurge for the Grand Californian or just go stay at some other local hotel - the walking distance is about the same.

My family and I just got back from a week at Disney's Paradise Pier hotel with the Concierge level. First, the hotel itself was fabulous. We were given a Cabana room which is the 3rd floor with an outside patio that has a path to the pool. The room was pretty big compared to the good neighbor hotel rooms at Candy Cane Inn, very clean, 2 queen beds were very comfortable, lots of pillows, good quality amenities (spa shampoo, lotion, mouthwash, body wash), nice sized bathroom, DVD player, desk with laptop (WIFI a little slow) outlet, turn down service (first night with rice crispy treat mickey mouses, the other nights were chocolate Disney coins). The Concierge level was worth the extra money for us. The Concierge clubhouse offered breakfast (assorted cereals, bagels, cream cheese, muffins, danishes, fruit/melon, juice, milk, and a cool espresso maker, assorted coffee syrup for lattes, assorted tea.Soda, juice, and water(need to ask attendant but are eager to give you as many bottles as you want) is always available. After breakfast until 8pm they offer fruit, pb and j premade sandwiches, cookies, assorted chips, pretzels, snack mixes,. Between 4:30-6pm they add beer or wine, a hot dish, assorted cheeses, chocolate covered strawberries, desserts. The food is the same that is offered in the park. The attendants were all very nice and helpful ( will make dining reservations) about the park. The walk to the park is pretty quick about 10 minutes. We looked at the Disneyland hotel and the Grand Californian and thought the Paradise Pier had a more personal feel. We would definitely go back!

This was an exciting trip for BFF and I. We had talked for years about trying to do WDW and DL iin one day. Will for my 41st BDay we did it. We hit Epcot Soarin and DHS Tower of Terror the morning of Dec 6th raced to the airport and flight left at 1130 and arrived in Anaheim at 4:30 checking in to Paradise Pier at 530(traffic was terrible) and hit DLA Soarin and Tower of Terror and DL pirates that evening. Exhausted doesn't even describe how we felt but we can say we did it.

Now on to the review: Check-in was a breeze and front desk staff was wonderful. They even gave us a couple of fast passes for my BDay and our journey. They came in handy.

Hotel was nice but nothing to write home about. Clean, friendly and rooms comfortable but for the price it could have been better. We where on the 4th floor facing the pool. Now that I know better I would have requested theme park view and high floor. Live and learn. Was very noise at times from the pool but we where so exhausted that it really didn't bother to much and spent limited time in the room.

2 major downfalls from hotel is no quick service resturants and no soda refill station. Both would have been nice. Yes there are multiple places in the park and DTD but lines very long and would be nice to get something quick at hotel.

Very nice to walk to the parks and no problems with elevator service. Not sure if this is where I'd choose to stay again but won't say "no way" either.

Sorry to say much more enjoy our WDW stays vs DL stays. Mostly because of the crowds and space.