Thank you for your review.👍🏻 I reserved 3hotels Anaheime, Element and Camelot. It's my first trip to the U.S. with my teenage 2 kids, so can you recommend which hotel would be better?🙏🙏
Hi, sorry for the delay we are currently traveling. Hopefully you this will help. The element is the newest of all 3 hotels. It includes a breakfast and they do have very comfortable rooms. The breakfast they offer is one of our favorites in the area and they rotate the food. We have a walking video which will give you an idea of the distance. You can also take ART if you don’t want to walk. Camelot is the closest of the hotels. We think the hotel is nice have zero issues staying here again. This is one of our favorites. McDonald’s and Panera are next door for food options. We did not have a good stay at the Anaheim hotel but things have changed since we stayed. This is going to be the lowest quality of the 3 hotels. We stayed in building 5 and the walls were very thin. We heard all of our neighbors. We have know a number of people that have stayed there since we have and they liked their stays. This is a no frills place.
@@little_luna9521 That will be a fun trip! I ended up going to Disneyland after I graduated with my friends. Crystal went to grad night. She had a good time but got very little time in the park.
That is good that they are bringing fresh towels and emptying trash cans each day. Almost everywhere we have been is not doing any housecleaning and you have to go ask for anything you need which is a slight inconvenience. This looks like a nice motel. We really like the castle decor. Thanks for showing us around Camelot Inn and Suites!
I think the limited house keeping is such a nice touch. It is nice to not have to call and visit the front desk. When we stayed at Disney World there was no housekeeping. With two boys, the room got very dirty!
what a pleasant experience! the view from the pool deck is amazing, perfect spot for watching the fireworks with the Matterhorn. good to hear they have maid service & excellent tip about the parking situation. Happy New Year & thanks for sharing ✨
Thank you for watching. We were a bit shocked about the maid service and we like the fact that they do have it. When we were in Disney World the floor in our room got real dirt (two boys will do it).
Many thanks for this honest review, the issue with the fold out chair is great information for travellers with kids. That’s a great location to watch the fireworks from too.
Oh. That’s a tough one! All are great properties. Camelot and Tropicana have the same owners. We have stayed at both and preferred the Camelot rooms. They felt a bit higher end on the remodel. Also, we felt the room was a quieter due to how the hotel is laid out (parking is under all the rooms instead of in the middle of the hotel)Plus, walking out of the room with a view of Disneyland was fantastic! And we loved how close Camelot is to a bunch of dining (McDonald’s, Panera and Mimi’s Cafe). If you go with Camelot we would request the top floor and further back from Harbor Blvd if possible. For us to decide between Camelot and Candy Cane, we would need to factor in the total pricing. Do you have a car? Camelot and Tropicana charge for parking. Candy Cane has free parking. So make sure you are factoring in the parking price when comparing both. We save quite a bit of money on an included breakfast with two teenagers. Lol. But it would depend on how much more the Candy Cane is compared to Camelot. If we stay at a hotel without an included breakfast, we usually bring our own breakfast items if we drive. If we fly, we will pick some breakfast items up at the CVS on the corner of harbor and Katella. Ultimately, we usually pick the cheaper of the 2-3 hotels we are deciding on. Unless, for instance Candy Cane is only $20-30 more a night, because our family can easily spend way more than that on breakfast if we eat out. Hope that helps! Please reach out if you have any other questions. Have a fun trip!☺️
@@AnaheimParkTourist Thank you for your honest and thought out response. All of your videos have been so helpful in making a decision. I booked the Candy Cane because of the amazing reviews, (especially your detailed videos), its breakfast, shuttle, and renovated room and FOMO. However after contemplation and watching your other video- we opted for the Element- a family of 5 we thought the need for extra space after a long Disney day, still being close, having a kitchen and bunks, breakfast included met our needs. Thank you both for such amazing videos! Wish you guys did videos on the Universal Studios Hotels too! Take Care and thank you again!
We have stayed in the bunk bed room at the Element too! We just haven’t released that video yet. We think the extra space at the Element will be fantastic for your family of 5! We absolutely love the breakfast at the Element as well. They did a fantastic job with the breakfast room layout and it’s always been quick and easy for us to pop in and grab our food. ☺️ We are considering going to universal in November. But we haven’t decided 100% yet. Thank you so much for the kind words and have a wonderful and magical trip to Disneyland!
We are so happy you found the video useful. We really did enjoy our stay here and loved the layout of the room. If you have any questions we did not cover, feel free to ask.
@@AnaheimParkTourist hello I was wondering if you guys would please help me into deciding which hotel to stay in for my Disneyland trip, I have recently narrowed it down to The Sun Coast, Hotel Marguerite. And The kings Inn or even the best western! Please help!!! If u prefer please say
@@dab_zillah7109 We will help the best we can. We have not stayed at hotel Marguerite, but it is further away and you have to factor in parking at Disneyland or taking a shuttle, or rideshare. We think Suncoast will be the nicest of the hotels but it is about a 15-17 minute walk away. Kings Inn will probably be your cheapest. If it is significantly cheaper than Suncoast, it is worth stay here, but it is further out. If the price is similar, Suncoast is a better deal. Which Best Western are you looking at?
@@AnaheimParkTourist OMG HIIIII! Thank you guys sooo very much for taking the time to help me and REPLY BACK, so awesome…. And yes I have taken out Hotel Marguerite , and the best western that I am talking about is the one you guys made a review video on which Also calms to be the oldest BW in California.. I believe other than Sun Coast Hotel , which other hotels can you guys please Recommend without breaking the bank or being too cheap for a 3 night stay , we will be ride sharing … unless we think the walking distance is doable for us! Thank you guys so much again we plan to go this year in the middle of March or beginning of April depending on how things for us plan out
We are more than happy to help out as much as possible. I will say this, we do prefer hotels over motels since the tend to me more quiet. Suncoast is one of our favorite hotels in the area but it is further out. A lot of times you can get the Suncoast for a really good price. You may want to check out Wyndham Anaheim, right on the corner of Harbor and Katella as well. Since I don't know your budget I will give some options here. We should have videos for most of these hotels. Hotels: JW Marriott seems to have pricing roughly around 211 a night. Parking was $40 a night when we stayed. It is roughly about a 15-17 minute walk to Disneyland. If you want to stay in a hotel this will probably be the nicest hotel for around $250 a night. Wyndham is probably our favorite hotel in the area. The customer Service there is top notch. We love the manager of the hotel and he used to manage another hotel we used to frequent in the area. The rooms are big, spacious, and nice. Suncoast: Suncoast is a nice hotel and you can sometimes grab a room at a great price. The walk isn't terrible and the rooms were nice and comfortable. We have no problem staying here again. Howard Johnson: We love the Hojo and sometimes you can snag these rooms cheap. Buildings 1 and 2 are recently remodeled. Pricing does vary quite a bit which makes this a wildcard. Hilton Garden Inn We also have a video of this hotel. It is newer, which is nice. We created an experience video which details all of the pros and cons here. The rooms were nice and spacious. Wild Card Hotels: Hilton Convention Center: This is a walk to the hotel but you can walk over to the Toy Story lot and grab the shuttle there. Sometimes you can get this hotel at a great price $105-$120 a night. The rooms need a refresh but they are still decent. We have stayed here a lot because of the pricing, however we do not have a video here. Last time we stayed there was Sept 2019 Double Tree in Orange: We only stay here if we can snag the room for 100 or less. It is out of the way, the rooms do need a refresh and the beds can be hit or miss (they are double beds too). Uber or Lyft is about a $10-$12 each way. Radisson Blu: We have this booked for February. Our friends stayed here and loved the hotel. It appears as though you can get this for $150-$200 a night. It is a newer hotel. You will have to Uber or Lyft to the parks. Walking Distance across from Harbor Park Vue - Park Vue was quiet and the rooms are decent. We had no issues whatsoever and if the price is in your budget, it is probably the closest hotel to Disneyland. We do have a video on their bunk bed room. The standard queen room is bigger. The Best Western Park Place- We liked this motel a lot, Denny's is next door. The rooms were clean and nice. Once again this comes down to a budget. This is a nor frills place that does offer a free breakfast. We recently stayed at the BW mini suites (sister hotel) and their hot breakfast was decent. A Denny's or IHOP will have a superior breakfast. The free breakfast saves you about $10-$12 per person. Kings Inn is a no frills place. It was clean and I had no complaints whatsoever. I was able to book this hotel for $67 a night through Gov X (former military, medical personal, first responders, and more qualify). You can also check out the website working advantage, they have similar discounts. The room capacity is 4 and it is right next to the Garden Walk. You have a lot of alternative places to eat there. This is probably one of the nicest Discount hotels in the area. It is about a 1 mile walk. We have videos on the walk and the room. The only issue I had at the hotel, the make you sign a no smoking waiver or they will charge you a $250 cleaning fee. Someone was smoking outside of my room and the smell came into the room as I was leaving the hotel. I was so concerned about being charged, I went to the front desk and told them what happened. They told me don't worry, hopped on the radio to security to go let the party know that there is no smoking on property. Customer service is good. North of Disneyland: Hotel 414- Consider this hotel, we do have a video on it. Prices are probably similar to Kings Inn. It is a bit closer to Disneyland than Kings Inn. It is nicer than Kings Inn. The hotel was quiet and a bit out of the hustle of the Disneyland area. We also have a walking video on this. We really liked the customer service at this hotel and the rooms. Located on Katella Near Paradise Pier Hotel: Alamo Inn. We haven't released this video yet (probably be a while before we do). The walk is very similar to our Eden Roc walking video if you want to get an idea. The rooms were very nice for the price. I booked this hotel for 110 a night and was shocked how nice the rooms are. Online pictures seem to show a mix of old a new rooms. My assumption is this motel is completely remodeled. The room had some higher end fixtures and I was pleased with my stay. The grounds have a beautiful garden like feel to them.
Great review! The Camelot looks great. I balk a bit at the price but it seems very much worth it for the location & the nice rooms. Im also loving that pool area!!
When you get right across the street, the price really goes up. However, when you want to walk home for a quick break, meal, or something else it is only a few minutes away. The JW is a nicer hotel but round trip it is 30-40 minute walk.
I stayed there in October and I personally agree with nearly everything you said. The only thing we had a different experience with was the sleeper chair. My son who is 5’ 7” was able to sleep in it quite comfortably. It appears that we configured it a bit differently than you did though (based on the video). Other that that, our experience was identical, including the motion detector lights!
Either we had the same room or those lights are designed to function like that. A minor annoyance but nothing major. We might not have folded the sleeper chair out all the way. It just seemed odd to have a big open spot in the front where your pillow could fall through. Thank you for sharing your experience and it’s good to know taller people can get into that sleeper chair, comfortably.
@@AnaheimParkTourist we were able to bring the back of the chair down to fill the gap and used it as part of the bed. Might not have been designed that way, but it ended up serving its Purpose.
We really enjoyed our stay at the Camelot. The Camelot and the Tropicana are the same owner and the room layouts and furnishings are very similar. We did rank the Camelot and Tropicana a while back and I believe it was in our top 5. After staying there again recently, this is one of our favorite hotels located near the Harbor entrance. The property was reasonably quiet, offered great viewing of the fireworks and only a short walk away from Disneyland. Tropicana is closer but we feel like the Camelot might be a bit more sheltered from parking lot noises since all the rooms are located on the 2nd floor and higher. The rooms were very nice and we would not hesitate staying at this hotel again. We really did enjoy our stay.
I am not by a computer, so this is based off memory. There are probably a few more I am missing. The Grand Californian The Westin Howard Johnson (get theme park view) Courtyard Marriott Theme Park The Anaheim Hotel (not all rooms) Marriott Convention Center I believe the Sheraton too (double check if looking there)
Here is an article on trip advisor listing more hotels. Just call and confirm with the hotel. www.tripadvisor.com/SmartDeals-g29092-zft12321-Anaheim_California-Hotel-Deals.html
Crystal has stayed in the suite prior to renovation be she isn't sure if they are all on the same level. We aren't sure how many suites the hotel has. Sorry we couldn't be more help.
Thank you for your review.👍🏻
I reserved 3hotels Anaheime, Element and Camelot. It's my first trip to the U.S. with my teenage 2 kids, so can you recommend which hotel would be better?🙏🙏
Hi, sorry for the delay we are currently traveling.
Hopefully you this will help. The element is the newest of all 3 hotels. It includes a breakfast and they do have very comfortable rooms. The breakfast they offer is one of our favorites in the area and they rotate the food. We have a walking video which will give you an idea of the distance. You can also take ART if you don’t want to walk.
Camelot is the closest of the hotels. We think the hotel is nice have zero issues staying here again. This is one of our favorites. McDonald’s and Panera are next door for food options.
We did not have a good stay at the Anaheim hotel but things have changed since we stayed. This is going to be the lowest quality of the 3 hotels. We stayed in building 5 and the walls were very thin. We heard all of our neighbors. We have know a number of people that have stayed there since we have and they liked their stays. This is a no frills place.
The Camelot inn and suites looks great and comfortable
So excited to go to Disneyland to celebrate my high school graduation😊
That will be a fun trip! Are you going to grad night or a trip with your family?
@@AnaheimParkTourist A trip with my family
@@little_luna9521 That will be a fun trip! I ended up going to Disneyland after I graduated with my friends. Crystal went to grad night. She had a good time but got very little time in the park.
That is good that they are bringing fresh towels and emptying trash cans each day. Almost everywhere we have been is not doing any housecleaning and you have to go ask for anything you need which is a slight inconvenience. This looks like a nice motel. We really like the castle decor. Thanks for showing us around Camelot Inn and Suites!
I think the limited house keeping is such a nice touch. It is nice to not have to call and visit the front desk. When we stayed at Disney World there was no housekeeping. With two boys, the room got very dirty!
what a pleasant experience! the view from the pool deck is amazing, perfect spot for watching the fireworks with the Matterhorn. good to hear they have maid service & excellent tip about the parking situation. Happy New Year & thanks for sharing ✨
Thank you for watching. We were a bit shocked about the maid service and we like the fact that they do have it. When we were in Disney World the floor in our room got real dirt (two boys will do it).
Many thanks for this honest review, the issue with the fold out chair is great information for travellers with kids.
That’s a great location to watch the fireworks from too.
The view of the fireworks is great. Even my youngest said it was nice because you got to see the fireworks and didn't have to deal with the crowds.
Hi, would you be more inclined to stay at the Camelot Inn, the Tropicana or pay a little more for Candy Cane Inn?
Oh. That’s a tough one! All are great properties. Camelot and Tropicana have the same owners. We have stayed at both and preferred the Camelot rooms. They felt a bit higher end on the remodel. Also, we felt the room was a quieter due to how the hotel is laid out (parking is under all the rooms instead of in the middle of the hotel)Plus, walking out of the room with a view of Disneyland was fantastic! And we loved how close Camelot is to a bunch of dining (McDonald’s, Panera and Mimi’s Cafe). If you go with Camelot we would request the top floor and further back from Harbor Blvd if possible.
For us to decide between Camelot and Candy Cane, we would need to factor in the total pricing. Do you have a car? Camelot and Tropicana charge for parking. Candy Cane has free parking. So make sure you are factoring in the parking price when comparing both. We save quite a bit of money on an included breakfast with two teenagers. Lol. But it would depend on how much more the Candy Cane is compared to Camelot. If we stay at a hotel without an included breakfast, we usually bring our own breakfast items if we drive. If we fly, we will pick some breakfast items up at the CVS on the corner of harbor and Katella. Ultimately, we usually pick the cheaper of the 2-3 hotels we are deciding on. Unless, for instance Candy Cane is only $20-30 more a night, because our family can easily spend way more than that on breakfast if we eat out. Hope that helps! Please reach out if you have any other questions. Have a fun trip!☺️
@@AnaheimParkTourist Thank you for your honest and thought out response. All of your videos have been so helpful in making a decision. I booked the Candy Cane because of the amazing reviews, (especially your detailed videos), its breakfast, shuttle, and renovated room and FOMO. However after contemplation and watching your other video- we opted for the Element- a family of 5 we thought the need for extra space after a long Disney day, still being close, having a kitchen and bunks, breakfast included met our needs. Thank you both for such amazing videos! Wish you guys did videos on the Universal Studios Hotels too! Take Care and thank you again!
We have stayed in the bunk bed room at the Element too! We just haven’t released that video yet. We think the extra space at the Element will be fantastic for your family of 5! We absolutely love the breakfast at the Element as well. They did a fantastic job with the breakfast room layout and it’s always been quick and easy for us to pop in and grab our food. ☺️
We are considering going to universal in November. But we haven’t decided 100% yet. Thank you so much for the kind words and have a wonderful and magical trip to Disneyland!
The fireworks looks great from that distance! The rooms look nice, one of our girls would want to sleep in that chair!
This was a good place to view those fireworks. That pull out chair is perfect for those kids that constantly fight once they have to share a bed.
Great video thanks!
You are welcome! Thank you for watching.
You guys rock! Exactly the information I want about a hotel! Great tip for being able to see fireworks from hotel
We are so happy you found the video useful. We really did enjoy our stay here and loved the layout of the room. If you have any questions we did not cover, feel free to ask.
Great comprehensive review guys! It's often really hard choosing a good neighbor hotel near Disneyland when there are so many to choose from.
There are many and they vary in quality so much. Thank you for watching!
@@AnaheimParkTourist hello I was wondering if you guys would please help me into deciding which hotel to stay in
for my Disneyland trip, I have recently narrowed it down to The Sun Coast, Hotel Marguerite. And The kings Inn or even the best western! Please help!!! If u prefer please say
@@dab_zillah7109 We will help the best we can. We have not stayed at hotel Marguerite, but it is further away and you have to factor in parking at Disneyland or taking a shuttle, or rideshare.
We think Suncoast will be the nicest of the hotels but it is about a 15-17 minute walk away.
Kings Inn will probably be your cheapest. If it is significantly cheaper than Suncoast, it is worth stay here, but it is further out. If the price is similar, Suncoast is a better deal.
Which Best Western are you looking at?
@@AnaheimParkTourist OMG HIIIII! Thank you guys sooo very much for taking the time to help me and REPLY BACK, so awesome…. And yes I have taken out Hotel Marguerite , and the best western that I am talking about is the one you guys made a review video on which Also calms to be the oldest BW in California.. I believe other than Sun Coast Hotel , which other hotels can you guys please Recommend without breaking the bank or being too cheap for a 3 night stay , we will be ride sharing … unless we think the walking distance is doable for us! Thank you guys so much again we plan to go this year in the middle of March or beginning of April depending on how things for us plan out
We are more than happy to help out as much as possible. I will say this, we do prefer hotels over motels since the tend to me more quiet. Suncoast is one of our favorite hotels in the area but it is further out. A lot of times you can get the Suncoast for a really good price. You may want to check out Wyndham Anaheim, right on the corner of Harbor and Katella as well.
Since I don't know your budget I will give some options here. We should have videos for most of these hotels.
Hotels:
JW Marriott seems to have pricing roughly around 211 a night. Parking was $40 a night when we stayed. It is roughly about a 15-17 minute walk to Disneyland. If you want to stay in a hotel this will probably be the nicest hotel for around $250 a night.
Wyndham is probably our favorite hotel in the area. The customer Service there is top notch. We love the manager of the hotel and he used to manage another hotel we used to frequent in the area. The rooms are big, spacious, and nice.
Suncoast:
Suncoast is a nice hotel and you can sometimes grab a room at a great price. The walk isn't terrible and the rooms were nice and comfortable. We have no problem staying here again.
Howard Johnson:
We love the Hojo and sometimes you can snag these rooms cheap. Buildings 1 and 2 are recently remodeled. Pricing does vary quite a bit which makes this a wildcard.
Hilton Garden Inn
We also have a video of this hotel. It is newer, which is nice. We created an experience video which details all of the pros and cons here. The rooms were nice and spacious.
Wild Card Hotels:
Hilton Convention Center: This is a walk to the hotel but you can walk over to the Toy Story lot and grab the shuttle there. Sometimes you can get this hotel at a great price $105-$120 a night. The rooms need a refresh but they are still decent. We have stayed here a lot because of the pricing, however we do not have a video here. Last time we stayed there was Sept 2019
Double Tree in Orange:
We only stay here if we can snag the room for 100 or less. It is out of the way, the rooms do need a refresh and the beds can be hit or miss (they are double beds too). Uber or Lyft is about a $10-$12 each way.
Radisson Blu:
We have this booked for February. Our friends stayed here and loved the hotel. It appears as though you can get this for $150-$200 a night. It is a newer hotel. You will have to Uber or Lyft to the parks.
Walking Distance across from Harbor
Park Vue - Park Vue was quiet and the rooms are decent. We had no issues whatsoever and if the price is in your budget, it is probably the closest hotel to Disneyland. We do have a video on their bunk bed room. The standard queen room is bigger.
The Best Western Park Place- We liked this motel a lot, Denny's is next door. The rooms were clean and nice. Once again this comes down to a budget. This is a nor frills place that does offer a free breakfast. We recently stayed at the BW mini suites (sister hotel) and their hot breakfast was decent. A Denny's or IHOP will have a superior breakfast. The free breakfast saves you about $10-$12 per person.
Kings Inn is a no frills place. It was clean and I had no complaints whatsoever. I was able to book this hotel for $67 a night through Gov X (former military, medical personal, first responders, and more qualify). You can also check out the website working advantage, they have similar discounts. The room capacity is 4 and it is right next to the Garden Walk. You have a lot of alternative places to eat there. This is probably one of the nicest Discount hotels in the area. It is about a 1 mile walk. We have videos on the walk and the room. The only issue I had at the hotel, the make you sign a no smoking waiver or they will charge you a $250 cleaning fee. Someone was smoking outside of my room and the smell came into the room as I was leaving the hotel. I was so concerned about being charged, I went to the front desk and told them what happened. They told me don't worry, hopped on the radio to security to go let the party know that there is no smoking on property. Customer service is good.
North of Disneyland:
Hotel 414- Consider this hotel, we do have a video on it. Prices are probably similar to Kings Inn. It is a bit closer to Disneyland than Kings Inn. It is nicer than Kings Inn. The hotel was quiet and a bit out of the hustle of the Disneyland area. We also have a walking video on this. We really liked the customer service at this hotel and the rooms.
Located on Katella Near Paradise Pier Hotel:
Alamo Inn. We haven't released this video yet (probably be a while before we do). The walk is very similar to our Eden Roc walking video if you want to get an idea. The rooms were very nice for the price. I booked this hotel for 110 a night and was shocked how nice the rooms are. Online pictures seem to show a mix of old a new rooms. My assumption is this motel is completely remodeled. The room had some higher end fixtures and I was pleased with my stay. The grounds have a beautiful garden like feel to them.
Great review! The Camelot looks great. I balk a bit at the price but it seems very much worth it for the location & the nice rooms. Im also loving that pool area!!
When you get right across the street, the price really goes up. However, when you want to walk home for a quick break, meal, or something else it is only a few minutes away. The JW is a nicer hotel but round trip it is 30-40 minute walk.
@@AnaheimParkTourist makes sense. I'd probably be more tempted to only spent $180 & stay at the HoJo, but both sound great either way
@@RankingTheMouse That is a good rate for Hojo! They are currently hovering in the mid 200s for a room.
@@AnaheimParkTourist Wyndham Diamond Member for the win 😂😂 I wish some of these smaller hotels had perks too
@@RankingTheMouse Nice to have some of those perks!
I stayed there in October and I personally agree with nearly everything you said. The only thing we had a different experience with was the sleeper chair. My son who is 5’ 7” was able to sleep in it quite comfortably. It appears that we configured it a bit differently than you did though (based on the video). Other that that, our experience was identical, including the motion detector lights!
Either we had the same room or those lights are designed to function like that. A minor annoyance but nothing major.
We might not have folded the sleeper chair out all the way. It just seemed odd to have a big open spot in the front where your pillow could fall through. Thank you for sharing your experience and it’s good to know taller people can get into that sleeper chair, comfortably.
@@AnaheimParkTourist we were able to bring the back of the chair down to fill the gap and used it as part of the bed. Might not have been designed that way, but it ended up serving its Purpose.
@@barbaramccarthy3991 That is something I don't think we tried! Good to know next time we go!
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Where would you rank the Camelot among your Good Neighbor Hotel rankings?
We really enjoyed our stay at the Camelot. The Camelot and the Tropicana are the same owner and the room layouts and furnishings are very similar. We did rank the Camelot and Tropicana a while back and I believe it was in our top 5. After staying there again recently, this is one of our favorite hotels located near the Harbor entrance. The property was reasonably quiet, offered great viewing of the fireworks and only a short walk away from Disneyland. Tropicana is closer but we feel like the Camelot might be a bit more sheltered from parking lot noises since all the rooms are located on the 2nd floor and higher. The rooms were very nice and we would not hesitate staying at this hotel again. We really did enjoy our stay.
I'm looking for one with a balcony. ??
I am not by a computer, so this is based off memory. There are probably a few more I am missing.
The Grand Californian
The Westin
Howard Johnson (get theme park view)
Courtyard Marriott Theme Park
The Anaheim Hotel (not all rooms)
Marriott Convention Center
I believe the Sheraton too (double check if looking there)
Here is an article on trip advisor listing more hotels. Just call and confirm with the hotel. www.tripadvisor.com/SmartDeals-g29092-zft12321-Anaheim_California-Hotel-Deals.html
Would you happen to know if the suites are all one level or spread out?
Crystal has stayed in the suite prior to renovation be she isn't sure if they are all on the same level. We aren't sure how many suites the hotel has. Sorry we couldn't be more help.