Originally Posted By shonny My sister and I are going to DL in Sept. I always stay at Candy Cane but she wants to try something different. Not a Disney property - too expensive. What are your thoughts. We would like to walk to park.
Originally Posted By shonny My sister and I are going to DL in Sept. I always stay at Candy Cane but she wants to try something different. Not a Disney property - too expensive. What are your thoughts. We would like to walk to park.
Originally Posted By CuriousConstance Park Vue Inn! We really like it there. Closest hotel non Disney hotel to DL, and free, decent, warm breakfast. Rooms are exactly as pictured, so if you like what you see on their website, you can be assured that's what you'll get.
Originally Posted By Disney Joy Check out Best Western Park Place INN & Suites - right across the street. I am trying out Tropicana this trip. Close to right across street. Found good deal $99 night if stay 5 or more nights. Go tripadvisors.com has up to date hotel reviews from real guest . not hotel owner.
Originally Posted By Disney Joy ^ Best Western Park Inn & Suites decent ok free breakfast. Don't think Tropicana has breakfast.
Originally Posted By Marlin Perkins We used to stay at Anaheim Inn or some of the others across the street. Now, we're hooked on staying at any of the DLR hotels. However, the last time we went, we wanted to save some money and we tried the Anabella Hotel. It was kind of nice. Just a short walk, and you can enter thru California Grand into the park. I suggest, if you stay at the Anabella, ask for an upstairs room. The downstairs get a lot of "stomping" sounds. But then, that's fairly typical of all the older hotels/motels.
Originally Posted By Marlin Perkins ^^ I meant to say Grand Californian, not California Grand....deee
Originally Posted By phruby We like the Howard Johnsons across the street from Disneyland. It's got this cool Tomorrowland feel to it and the pirate water park is fun for the kids.
Originally Posted By sjdimon A lot depends on the level of amenities that you would like. The properties around Disneyland vary from your basic "motor inn" Motels (with parking; rooms with exterior doors; in-wall air conditioning units; a small pool) to your Deluxe Resorts with multiple shops, restaurants, pools, gym facilities, bar(s)/lounge(s), etc. For the past several years, we have been staying at the Anaheim Hilton - you can get rooms with a full Buffet Breakfast (for 2) at around $140/night. If budget is your main concern, then some of the locations a little further out (but still walking distance) will be less Expen$ive!
