Great, basic hotel close to Disneyland! The breakfast was simple- eggs, bacon or sausages, waffles, yogurt, cereal, toast- but it was a great way to start the day without the hassle of driving out in search for a restaurant. Plenty of tables so seating wasn't an issue. The shuttle was a bit slow some days, but that was okay for us- we're on vacation, who cares about time? The bus ride was less than 10 mins and cost $5 for a day pass. We stayed in a basic room- king bed and kitchenette with a full sized fridge. Room was a clean and simple. Nothing too fancy but that was okay with us as we got a great rate. Ask for a room with a view of the pool. I would definitely recommend this hotel if you're just looking for a clean place to sleep near Disney! Bonus: hotel was only a 20 minute walk to the Orange Shopping Outlets! I would only recommend walking during the day and NOT at night.

We had a car with our trip, and thee hotel is ideally located to Disneyland. I agree with reviewer "rem869" re parking at the Toy Area, where we parked in the "Woody" cation, and that is the first drop off point by the shuttle bus when you return from a big day at the theme park. We had a room near the freeway, but the room is very quiet. The amenities in the room and in e common area are fantastic - there is a large fridge in our room, and sufficient crockery and utensils for a family of 4. Would be nice to have a kettle to boil water for a cup of tea, but the microwave is a good alternative. There is a dishwasher and the hotel gave us a starter pack of dishwashing powder and dishwashing liquid. There is also a DVD player in the room and with two TVs, we did not have to fight with our kids on choice of programs to watch. The complimentary breakfast is more than adequate. Then there is complimentary nibbles and drinks on Tues, Wed & Thursday nights and free use of laundry - there is nothing one can complain about the amenities!!!!!. The staff are friendly and helpful. We will recommend this property to any of our friends in Australia who intend to visit Disneyland, and I will also pass on my comments to our travel agent. To the team at this property, thank you very much for making our stay in Anaheim and our visit to Disneyland such a memorable one.

We LOVE Disney... but we don't love Disney hotel prices. That's why we stay here - at the Staybridge Suites in Anaheim! You get a reasonable room rate and a good, hot breakfast, while being close enough to the parks, without breaking the bank. It's awesome!

We visited the weekend before Thanksgiving 2012 and stayed two nights in a one-bedroom suite. We like having access to a refrigerator and toaster, as we can toast frozen gluten-free waffles, chill water, and use a stove if we decide to cook in the room (which, on this trip, we did not). It's nice to be able to put the kids down for bed, close the bedroom door, and unwind in the separate living room using the free wi-fi. Then, in the morning, it's nice to be able to wake up, head downstairs, and get a few different items to start our morning off right at the breakfast buffet.

A couple of tips we learned:
1. Realize that the breakfast room is going to be crowded. So, if you really want waffles, you'll have to wait. I think they have about 4 waffle makers, so at least it won't be too long.
2. If you can get a room that looks out at the pool, it will be more quiet. On our first trip, our room faced the freeway. And even though we used our white noise machine, you could still hear the road noise in the morning.
3. When driving to Disneyland, park in the Toy Story lot, which is on Harbor Blvd, just a few blocks south of Disney. You would head south on Manchester, right onto Orangewood, and then right onto Harbor. The Toy Story lot will be on your right side. The shuttles are frequent, and it's a quick 5 minute drive (feels like less) to the drop-off area at Disneyland. As a family with young kids, we much preferred parking here, as the drop-off is right at the entrance, and the stroller rental and park entrance gates were there, as soon as you passed through security. On our last trip, we parked in the newer parking structure off of Ball, where you had to take a tram that dropped you off near Downtown Disney. The walk is longer from the tram d/o to the main gates, and you have to corral your kids past the colors and lights of Downtown. The lines, too, were horrendous at peak times, and we often had to wait a tram or two before we could board; whereas the lines for the Toy Story shuttles were short and moved pretty quickly. The drive back to the hotel from the TS lot was also quick - about 5 minutes. So again, if you stay at the Staybridge Suites, park in the Toy Story lot. We'll never park in the other structure again.
4. The freeway entrances are all right there, so it was easy to get back on, when we needed to.
5. The location of the hotel is also close to Target (about 10 minutes south) and some good places to eat, if you want to save money and not eat with the Mouse.

We recommend this hotel to our friends and family and are looking forward to a return trip soon!

I don't usually write reviews but this hotel really deserved a great one. Long story short ...
1. Great room with a kitchenette. We didn't really utilize this because our family lives near, but it can save you lots of money if you stop at Walmart and pick up some groceries on the way in.
2. Excellent free breakfast.
3. Free washers and dryers. I hate taking dirty clothes home so this is a big plus for me.
4.Free appetizers and drinks on Tues, Wed, And Thurs evenings.
5. Overall an outstanding value.