My family of 6 stayed at this hotel for eight nights in February. Our stay was EXCELLENT! We love Britney at the front desk. She was full of information and took care of a couple minor problems for us.

The room was very clean and comfortable. The beds and pillows were great and house keeping kept the room spotless. I definitely recommend staying at this hotel!

This hotel is extremely convenient to Disneyland. We walked back and forth at least twice a day sometimes more. It was an easy 10-15 min walk. The room was what we expected. Nice enough. But...one day we came back to our room after being gone the whole day at 4:15 p.m. to find the housecleaning staff just starting our room. That was strange and very inconvenient. The next day we slept in and the front desk called the room at 12:30 p.m. just as we were leaving to say that they would like to clean our room now. (we had the do-not-disturb sign out). So we said sure we are just heading out. We came back 3.5 hours later to find that our room hadn't been cleaned. We called the front desk to say just forget about it and their response was "okay". No apologies, no offer of fresh towels at least. The next morning we were at the continental breakfast at 9 a.m. and they had run out of cinnamon buns. No apologies again. Just "no, they don't have any more". Very bad customer service in my opinion. There are so many hotels in the area, this would not be one of my top choices.

After a horrible night at another nearby Anaheim Hotel, we moved to the Holiday Inn Express for the night. The front desk staff, especially Felicidad, was more then accomidating and understanding about our dilemma. They even let us check into our room a bit early so that we could attend our meeting at Disneyland ontime. The room was very clean and the hospitality great. They even gave us water and cookies to take to the park with us. They also offer free continental breakfast availible in a nice breakfast room.The general manager, Esther Lin, greated all the guests that morning in the lobby and cared about any concerns or questions we might have. We highly recommend this hotel for those visiting Anaheim and/or the Disneyland area.

This is an old motel that has had a significant re-do. The floors of the rooms slant a bit, and the hallways are outdoors (though secure), but overall it's a really good value motel. For around $115/night, our family of 4 had a 2Q plus sofa bed room, with a mini-frig and microwave, continental breakfast buffet and free parking. The beds were comfy and came with top notch linens--triple sheeted with down comforters and both firm and soft pillows. The beds were definitely a cut above the rest of the furnishings, but everything was clean and in good repair. The bathroom was large and came with adequate amentities.

The breakfast room was almost always busy but was well attended and everything was replenished regularly. The women working there were always busy making sure that nothing ran out and that the tables were cleaned off.

There is a small pool, sauna and hot tub, but neither is particularly appealing. Nevertheless, our kids spent several hours in the pool/sauna one day when we were taking a break from the magic kingdom. There is also a guest laundry.

Parking is either on the side of the building or in a secure underground lot. The office is at the front of the building and the staff was almost always friendly and very helpful. The manager on site was very welcoming and checked in several times to make sure our stay was going well.

We walked to Disneyland and California Adventure from the hotel. It took about 15 minutes, which is really nothing when you're talking about walking around the parks all day! There were quite a few small places to eat nearby (that didn't look too appetizing) but a brand new Bubba Gumps has opened up less than a block away and a Cheesecake Factory is opening just beyond that. We found a Target and multiple restaurants about a mile or two down Harbor Avenue (away from the parks).

We were happy with our choice but if I intended to spend more time in my room, I'd probably pick somewhere a bit nicer, possibly with a view. We looked out at a vacant lot (could see some of the fireworks from our room, though) and at the driveway to the underground parking. We spent almost no time in our room, so were very glad to save some money on our lodging. The Holiday Inn Express was a good balance for us on this trip.