My husband and I stayed at the Raffles Inn for our honeymoon 05/2008 and it was by far the worst hotel experience either of us have ever experienced and we have stayed in many hotels throughout our lifetimes. I don't believe our bathroom floor had ever been vaccumed mopped. We felt like we had to have our shoes on at all times. There was mold and mildew not only growing in the tub surround but traveling throughout every wall in the bathroom area. When we first arrived at our room at 11:30 pm the door was wide open for anyone to come in and use our restroom or bed. There are no DO NOT DISTURB signs that you can put on the outside of the door and we were woken up every morning by them trying to open the door. The breakfast was not even a morning snack. There is hardly any food and if there is, none of it is prepared food just toast. There was sausage gravy and biscuits and if you would like to go to the park with a happy tummy I would suggest staying away from this choice as well. They say the distance to Disneyland is walking distance but my husband and I who are in fairly good shape dreaded the walk at the end of a long day, if you have kids I would definately find something closer. We did choose to get shuttle passes and like others have said the shuttle comes about every 40 minutes and it does not drop off in front of the hotel but rather across the street at the Double Tree Inn which then you have to cross the street and walk up the other side to avoid getting hit by a car.
I would never ever recommend this hotel to anyone.

Was travelling with a family of 9, so had 2 rooms...the room that I was in,was a suite with a king bed, and then a separate room with 1 queen bed, and a sofa bed...the bathroom was good, considering that we had 3 gals in my room, the 2 sinks came in handy, and the shower being in a separate room was good...liked the great internet connection that was there....kids liked the pool and hot tub...

The down side:

The beds were extremely hard, we spent 3 nights there, and I was ready to scream...if you like hard beds, then this will be your delight, otherwise, you might be in trouble...on the forth day I spent the day at the beach, and fell asleep on the beach, and it tells you something about the beds, when I fall sleep on the beach in the sand, because of the beds...

The distance to Disneyland:

If you don't mind walking, then this is your place to stay, in the morning when you are fresh and raring to go, it would be maybe a 20 minute walk, but after a long day at Disney, and California Adventure, it will be a LONG 45-60 minute walk, more if you have tired kids...so it would be worth it to just pay the $11 parking daily fee, and come and go as you please...

The free breakfast was just ok, the same thing everyday though, no different daily choices...and the seating wasn't great especially with a big family..

Overall, for the price, just ok...would have spent a few bucks more for better beds, and closer to the park....next time, next time...

Stayed here for (of course) weekend at Disney with friends. First off, the building is somewhat dated but the front desk staff was very helpful and gave us a nice corner unit that had generous floorspace and the price was right. The downside was that since this was a suite pretty much everyone staying at the inn has a family and is visiting Disney with some pretty psyched up kids. The result was that it always sounded like a herd of elephants was moving in the room above us at all hours. The moral of this story is that if you want to stay here and actually would like to sleep be sure you get a room on the 3rd floor as the insulation in this building is pretty much non-existent and people can hear every step you take as well as what you are watching on TV.
The price includes a free continental breakfast which, while a good idea in theory, proved to be a feeding frenzy in reality. If you aren't the first one down there in the morning there will be no food left by 8:00 a.m. and the seating area is quite small.
The location in relation to Disney is decent if you don't mind a walk (about a mile to the gate.) There is a shuttle service that will take you down for $3 for a day pass but the bus runs about every 20 - 30 min and is sometimes full if you are attempting to board during peak a.m. and p.m. hours. If you walk you can get there faster. Overall, the experience was par for the course for the price and the staff really was very helpful. Just be sure to bring your earplugs.

This hotel was decent considering the price I paid. We stayed for 6 nights on a visit to Disneyland in January. The room was small, but nicely decorated. In the bathroom, you could either have the door open, or closed, but if it were open you couldn't use the toilet. The water pressure was good in the bathroom, but the water was hard so you couldn't really wash. The hotel overall was OK, but the parking lot flooded, and was small. Breakfast was a joke. Not many choices, food quality mediocre. Now, to the worst part. This hotel is WAY too far away from Disneyland to walk, so you have to rely on the ART. The stop was right outside the hotel, but we waited a minimum of 30 minutes between buses. To hurry and get up, get ready and eat breakfast and then wait at a bus stop for 30 minutes was really annoying. I won't say here again because of it. I suggest staying closer to the park, across the street if at all possible. It's not worth the wait for the bus!