The most immediate impression from this hotel is the great, friendly service. I was here four days for a conference and never once encountered anything but the most friendly and professional service from the doormen to the check-in to the housekeeping to the convention and ballroom wait staff to the parking attendants. It was really a nice stay. The hotel is overall reasonably well kept and updated for what is actually a fairly old building/property. The grey/brown/tan is a little monochromatic after awhile and you get a bit of a dingy/dark feeling when you come into the lobby that may put you off at first. I was not surprised by some of the extra fees given this location and as a Hilton Honors Gold member, some are waived, fortunately. For others I can see that the stay would add up quickly. I will give a shout out to the Mixer restaurant as an excellent value for the breakfast buffet all included for the same prices as a coffee, juice, and small omelete across the street at the IHOP. That is a whole other story and review.

Unless the rates are deeply discounted, this is a fairly pricey hotel. Most amenities (fitness center, internet, indoor pool) are an additional fee which is not explicitly stated on the website.
The hotel website is also misleading regarding its proximity to Disneyland. The website states they are 'across the street' in one place and 'one block' in another. While this may be technically true, you cannot access the park that close. The entrance is more than .75 miles (mapped on my gps), which is a pretty good hike, especially after walking 6-8 miles in the park all day! The rooms were nice and clean; however, the bathroom door did not have a lock on it and was a sliding closet door style, which did not provide much privacy. It is okay for business travel, but not so much for families.

We spent five nights at the Hilton at Anaheim in December 2012. It was a great hotel, with nice staff and a short (max 10) minute walk to Disney Land and Adventure Park. The room was great - no bells and whistles, but very big and spacious, and we had amazing views of the fireworks at Disney each night at 9:30pm. The bed was very comfortable. The restaurant downstairs, "Mix", had excellent food, and our waiter was just brilliant - very knowledgeable - and she helped my husband to discover his new favourite wine (which is sadly not available in Australia!). As we were there at Christmas, the lobby was beautifully decorated and the Christmas trees were very pretty. The Concierge was excellent and helped us with bus bookings out to the Citadel Outlets at the last minute. Our only complaint was the pressure and temperature of the water in the shower - I understand that we were reasonably high up (10th Floor) but it would take more than two minutes for the water to get hot, and when it did, the pressure was just a trickle - one would have to run around to get wet.
Another small gripe was that the food court always seemed to be closed - I went down one night at 8:30pm and everything was closed. Now, this may have been due to the festive season, but with just a Starbucks in the lobby, the line at this Starbucks was massive.
The Hilton is very close to the Garden Walk, where there is a fantastic Cheesecake Factory.

Stayed here just the one night as we were going to Disneyland (which was awesome btw). The hotel and nice and clean. Great rooms. Modern. Views of disneyland from big balconys.

They offer room service but they also have a great food court downstairs that was very cheap and delicious. The hotel is enormous and has lots of facilities. It was a great choice and we would stay there again any time.

They offer a very cheap shuttle bus to and from disneyland, right outside, so you dont have to worry about parking.