My husband and I stayed in the Fantasy Suites in April of 2004. Now, we have been to Disneyland since and have chosen not to stay at this hotel again. My husband and I had a terrible stay. First and foremost, we thought the mattress was made of concrete. Now, I'm not used to a soft mattress, so I normally do not have any problems with hotel mattresses. However, our first night was so uncomfortable, the next night we asked for extra pillows so we could lay on those. It helped, but it was hard to stay on top of the pillows. My second problem was the shower. While I was showering it went from hot to cold, hot to cold, hot to cold. And I'm talking scalding hot to ice cold. Every time it changed, I had to jump out of the way. I don't know if it had to do with others showering at the same time, or other guests flushing their toilets. Whatever, the reason, it made for some really unpleasant showers. My other problem was with the size of the room. It wasn't too bad, however, they tried to shove too much furniture into the room. Everyime you opened the door, it hit the table and chairs that were in the way. All in all, the whole hotel just looked dumpy and run down. I was not pleased with the facility at all. In my opinion, I would rather pay a little bit more and get a little more. I have found hotels that are just about $10.00 per night more, but are worth about $50.00 more per night. The other hotels also offer shuttle service. I like a hotel that I can go back to at the end of a long day of walking around the park, and is comfortable enugh just to kick back and watch t.v. We definatly did not feel that this hotel provded that comfort. To sum it up, it was a nasty experience and I would never give them my business again.

I recently stayed at America's Best Value Inn and Suites Anaheim(formerly known as the Anaheim Fantasy Inn And Suites) from April 18-21, 2006. This Hotel is family owned, and I found the staff, including the maids, to be very friendly. The room was very well cleaned and very spacious, larger than most rooms. The Hotel was also nice and quiet, with a very lovely pool. I enjoyed the microwave and refrigerator, which often came in handy. The Continental Breakfast was average, but I never ate it in the mornings, we walked to Denny's instead. There are other restaurants and convenience stores within walking distance, as well as Disneyland. This Hotel is exactly what me and my boyfriend needed to relax. We will definitely stay here on our next trip to Disneyland. Loved It!!!!!!

I stayed at Fantasy Inn with my family and relatives to visit Disneyland's 50th Anniversary. We picked it due to it's cheap price, but soon learned that you actually do get what you pay for! This hotel is sooo old and ghetto that it makes the haunted mansion look inviting. The bathrooms look like they've been around forever and the shower would not drain. It reminded me of my grandpa's 50 year old apartment. The so called "continental breakfast" LITERALLY consisted of orange juice, cinnimon rolls, toast and apples. And we were unpleasently suprised that it took 30 minutes to walk to Disneyland (with no shuttle). So if you're looking for a decent hotel made in the last century to at the very least make you feel comfortable, this is not for you. Fantasy Inn is so old, rusty, small and dead that it doesn't deserve to be called "Fantasy" and trick unknowing Disneyland guests into staying there. Please believe me and stay at a closer, nicer hotel for a little bit more.

After lengthy research into which hotel/motel to stay at during my family's first visit to Disneyland, I decided on booking the Anaheim Fantasy Inn & Suites. This decision was based on the rate package, hotel amenities, the proximity to Disneyland and the favourable reviews by previous guests. On the plus side, the rooms are of generous size, and the warm pool was a hit with the kids. It was great having a fridge and microwave. On the downside, the bathroom was quite dirty, the tub was chipped and the maid service was lacking as I had to request bath towels on our 2nd day. The danishes that come with breakfast were tasty as long as they were fresh, which wasn't the case on a daily basis. A choice of muffins would be a bonus. The coffee was fine, but it would be nice if the hotel could offer some lids for the cups and real cream/milk instead of whitener. I think the hotel owner should invest in some renovations, and a bit more in the guest relations department. Some more landscaping/gardening would definately add to the appeal of the pool area. These improvements would make the hotel a fine facility for families that want to be away from the hustle and bustle of the larger properties. If improvements were made, I would be a repeat customer, if not, well, I'd probably try someplace else next time.