Stayed here for 3 days after the last NAMM convention so my wife and kids 2 and 4 could go to Disney. While the suite was spacious, upon entering we were met with a powerful mildew smell that never went away even after running air conditioner. Windows would not open btw... Being a non smoking hotel, smokers would congregate on stairwells leaving lots if butts everywhere that we're never picked up and we had to run a gauntlet of smoke everytime we left the room. Continental breakfast was spartan to say the least and one morning the juice had a distinctive moldy flavor. All in all next time we'll stay up the street at the nicer Suites hotel and spend a few extra dollars for clean rooms and better food.

We planned a last minute trip to Disneyland and I really wanted to find a place that was within walking distance, not too expensive, and at least a 3-star place. This hotel fit the bill nicely. It isn't fancy, but it's a solid 3-star AAA rated hotel (this is important to me). It took us 15-20 minutes to walk to D-land, pushing a double stroller. It would've taken much longer for us to drive, park, unload the kids, etc. so I felt good about the walk. (We were even able to walk home for a nap mid-day to re-energize, which I highly recommend if you're traveling with little ones.) Along the way, there were a couple of places to get semi-decent coffee/snacks and any basic things we may have forgotten. We upgraded to the Spa Suite for like $10 extra, and although we never used the giant tub, it was nice to be on the 2nd floor in the corner. It could be loud if you had a 1st floor room, though, since the doors open up to the parking lot. This place was full of families going to Disneyland, so I felt nice and safe and happy. There was a friendly, family vibe. The breakfast worked nicely too. Lots of options for a continental breakfast. I'd definitely stay here again, and the price was right, as we paid just a little over $100 + tax per night. Parking was free, which helped me in my decision to choose it over a 4 star hotel with parking fees.

I'm not sure how much we paid for the room, but my husband and I stayed two nights in December. Room was fairly clean but there was hair in the tub (eww!) Bathroom was large but no light near the mirror. Access to the room is from the outside so it is more motel than hotel. Both mornings someone was outside our room sweeping which sounded like something trying to get in under our door! Our room was near the elevator so we could hear all the footsteps and talking of everyone coming and going. Heat and air worked fine. Continental breakfast was ok. We've had more choices but it was fine for our needs as it was just the two of us. Walk to Disneyland was a longer than I would have liked and definitely too far for younger kids if not in a stroller. Staff was friendly enough. Didn't try the pool.
We prefer inside access to our room and a shorter walk but there is the ART shuttle you can use for a fee. Also the daily "resort fee" is ridiculous. I wouldn't call this a resort at all. We'll stay somewhere else next time.

We stayed at this hotel to attend a event at the Anaheim Hilton; where the rooms were pricey with $30 a night parking. Parking was free here, but you still get hit with a $15/day 'resort fee' which allows you to use a smallish dull pool and a teensy hot tub.Breakfast free and will fill you up.
The room was fine, coffee maker,refrig and microwave. Across the street and down a few blocks is a new Target store with a market inside.One night when we were exhausted,we bought fresh soups and salads and ate in our room! Next to Target is a Viva 99 store, a latino version of the 'dollar store' where we found some cool souvenirs! No, this is not a luxury resort, but it met our needs, was clean and safe and the staff was great!