We just spent three nights here during slow season mid-week at the total rate of $154 booked through a travel agency. Check in was fine and the grounds are reasonably clean. We were given our request of a non smoking king size room at the back of the property but told an upper floor would not be available. Rooms open out onto parking area. There is plenty of parking. The room is large with a large bathroom but could really benefit from maintenance. The carpet was stained in several areas and needed to be shampooed/replaced, the toilet was slow and the A/C cycled on and off continuiously making it hard to sleep. Despite being at the back of the property we were still awakened by noise from Harbor Blvd. We were not bothered by any noise from adjacent rooms. Bathroom had a shower only, it was large and worked well but presents a problem if you have smaller children to bathe. The only sink is in the bathroom. The fan in the bathroom is the loudest I have ever heard, like jet engine noise. Basic supplies are left so if you like something a little nicer bring your own. A good size fridge and microwave are in the room.

The pool and jacuzzi seemed clean and several people were making use of it. Towels are offered at the front desk.

Breakfast was minimal, pastries,juice, milk and coffee only. They really do not have anything else.

Denny's, IHOP and 7-11 are nearby. It is a mile walk to the entrance of Disneyland or there is a shuttle stop out front that you buy tickets for in advance.

The bed was comfortable.

This place is OK if you just need to sleep and shower. If you want more of a resort experience pay extra and stay elsewhere.

Started off badly as we were driving from Denver. We had called the day before to see if we could check in early, was told yes. When we arrived we were told we would have to wait. Upon check in noticed they were doing construction on the building. Trying to rest during the day was out of the question and with a small child we had really needed some rest. The walls are really thin so between the people upstairs at night and the banging during the day not real restful. The worst was at the pool, was talking to the pool repairman. The pool was very cold, he told us the filters had not been changed in quite sometime. A little later as our daughters were swimming I noticed black coming out of the filters, as they had turned the pumps back on I guess. Thank goodness I had noticed so I could grab my daughters out of the pool. A notice would have been appropriate. I'm still fuming about that one.

We stayed here for 4 nights and found the staff to be lovely but the rooms were very old. The plumbing was a bit of a problem, had poo coming out of the plughole in the bath one night, admittedly they sent a plumer straight around ( at midnight) its an ok place to stay if all you want is somewhere to sleep, dont go there if you want luxury.

Stayed here for one night, because we couldn't get into our condo right away for our week long stay.
Travelodge was an ok place to stay, but i would probably stay somewhere else next time.
The front office staff was helpful, and effecient.
The room was not as clean as i would have liked. There was no vacuming done between the bed and nightstand for quite awhile. Old finger nails and bits of stuff accumulated there. There was a mystery footprint looking spot on the carpet at the end of one of the beds. The toilet seal looked loose?
Nice little fridge in the room. Bathroom had vanity in the toilet area, with older children, it is a luxury to have them fussing over themselves outside of the toilet area, then others can utilize that space.
The pillows were flat as pancakes.
I just think of the huge number of people that pass through that disneyland area every week, and no wonder all the hotels look a little worn after a while.
Free muffin/danish and coffee in the morning.
We paid $125 for the one night, and i don't think it is worth it.Glad we had somewhere else to go after that.