In the middle of of stay now, but its been great so far. I would definitely recommend upgrading to the club level Disney side if you have young kids. You get access to the lounge for breakfast to get an early start, and you can end the evening watching the fireworks from your room.

Just got out of here. Nice hotel. Lobby is okay and someone named Dylan I think was pretty good. The hotel gave us a free $75 gift card to almost all the places you could eat food there. Only starbucks couldn't let us and somewhere else. We were on sixth floor room 640 high ceiling complimentary robe bathroom was okay a bit tiny the bed had thick comforter and too much things there so on night it was hot. Went to maggies for breakfast 27-28 and first had two eggs sunny side up with toast and potatoes. Eggs were not very good potatoes and toast were amazing. Had pancakes next day really good double layer but too much. Starbucks had pancakds were not good. Nice place would come back

This Sheraton is located on a convenient location near the theme parks. All you need to do is take the shuttle daily but you do need to pay. It's in a quiet area and within walking distance to many restaurants and shops. There's a Morton's of Chicago next to the hotel and the food there is fabulous!
The receptionist was very mechanical and lacked warmth. Despite the fact that I am an SPG member, I didn't feel special at all. He was just eager to give us our room and get rid of us. Rather disappointing for a Sheraton. The lobby is rather simple and boring. The free wifi worked in the lobby but we didn't have free wifi in the room. I guess most people who go there don't spend much time in the lobby and just go straight from their rooms to Disneyland!
The rooms are reasonably sized and the beds were comfortable. We had a pool view and we were on the highest floor. The serene surrounding was welcomed and the resort feel was pleasant. However, don't expect the glitz and glamor of 5 star Sheratons. Bathroom was clean and had enough amenities. Carpet is the room was acceptable.
Overall, it felt like a high class motel. It's just a place to crash after a full day in Disney.

My husband and I stayed here for a weekend in Nov. 2012. The hotel is located about two blocks from the main entrance of Disneyland. (Two long blocks, takes about 15 minutes to walk.) Our room was on the 10th floor and had a small balcony. The beds were VERY comfortable, and the room was clean and all furniture looked brand-new. There was a small mini-fridge for our use.

We only had two small complaints:
1.) There is a lot of construction going on behind the hotel, about a block away. Construction noise started up around 7am on Monday morning, and was loud enough to wake us. I know the hotel can't do anything about this as it's not their property, but a warning when we checked in would have been nice. Then again, many people get up early in Anaheim to go to the park, so it might not be a problem for you.
2.) The front desk staff were surprisingly crabby. On check-in, check-out, and once when we asked a question, we got the feeling that we were annoying the front desk staff. I understand it was a busy weekend, but we were polite and pleasant, and the staff should have been, too. (Room service staff, on the other hand, were super nice.)

You can see the Disneyland fireworks from many of the upper floors at this hotel.

We left the park and had dinner in our room, which was actually less expensive and better quality food than many of the Downtown Disney and Disneyland restaurants. If you want a break from the park, we recommend this as a great way to get a meal without the noise and crowds.