Best 'over the street' hotels for disneyland?

[riversider2014]

Tentatively looking at doing Disneyland December 2019 for DW 40th birthday.

Probably going to do a 'moderate' good neighbour hotel that is over the road, anyone got any suggestions. (or any others within walking distance that aren't on the list below?)

Anaheim Camelot and suites
the Anaheim hotel
best western plus Anaheim inn
best western plus park place inn and Mini suites
castle inn and suites*
Fairfield inn Anaheim resort
grand legacy at the park*
Tropicana inn and suites

*these are the two I've liked look of so far

Thanks

[sky13]

I'm booked to stay at the Fairfield Inn later this month (split stay with the GCH). Went for it as it is newly refurbished, and I got a really good rate booking through the Marriott website with a senior discount (travelling with my parents who should qualify). The other hotel I was looking at was the Tropicana as that is also newly refurbished.

Other hotels that looked great to me during my search included:
- Courtyard by Marriott - people who have stayed there seem to love it, but the price is much higher than most of the other off-site hotels
- Residence Inn Convention Center - this looks like a great new hotel, with suites + kitchen and breakfast included for not much more than one of the hotels on Harbor. A bit of a further walk though. Seems like it is close to a couple of convenience stores (CVS/Walgreens) so that could be convenient.
- Hyatt House - similar to Residence Inn, also a bit of a further walk.
- Hilton Anaheim - there were some really good rates for this hotel for my dates, but ultimately decided against it as it's a bit of a long trek from here to DL. (Though you could possibly cross the road and take the shuttle from the DL Toy Story car park...)

People seem to love BWPPI as it's the absolute closest, but they were completely sold out for my dates so I didn't bother looking too much into them. Also heard good things about the Candy Cane inn, but again it was sold out for my dates.

[riversider2014]

Thanks, i'll take a look at them

[Bugsy]

We stayed in the Anaheim Camelot inn and suites. It was absolutely fine. less than 10 minute walk to the parks and plenty of restaurants close by. We ate in Tony Romas and the Cheesecake Factory ( a wee bit further away). Room was clean and ok size for 2 adults a 15 year old and a 12 year old.

You can see the matterhorn from the pool and some rooms and therefore the fireworks. There was also laundry which we used.

Id stay there again for the price and location

[floridasgirl]

Hotel Indigo was recommended to us when we were looking at going. Didn't book in the end as decided to wait until our youngest is a bit older.

[Eccle]

We've stayed twice at the Sheraton Park, a bit further than I think some of these are, but not a long walk, and we had a great view of California Adventure. Not sure if they still do it, but we got a good rate with Virgin Holidays which included free parking and a daily amount to use in the onsite restaurants

[scottishgirl1]

we stayed in the family suite at Anaheim Camelot and would have no problem going back.It was basic but clean and had no complaints. It was so close to the parks, more or less across the road from the entrance to Downtown Disney and the kids had no problem walking even with youngest being 6 at the time.

Another one which is close to the parks and seems popular on another site and gets good reviews is the Candy Cane Inn. Have been close to booking that one myself on previous trips

[sky13]

Oh just thought I'd add, Disney tourist blog has a list ranking the hotels near Disneyland that they've stayed in (think the list is of 40 hotels or so) so that might help if you want more in depth reviews! Some of those are a bit outdated though (as Tropicana, Fairfield Inn and the GCH have been refurbished since) but it's a good place to get a quick overview of many of the nearby hotels.

[pompeyboy]

We stayed at the Castle Inn and suites this time last year. I wouldn't call it a moderate more like a budget or value. Motel style with doors onto the walkway and small pool and jacuzzi in the middle of the car park.

Having said that the rooms were quite big with a fridge and microwave, the beds comfortable and the room clean. Parking was included and there was no resort fee, 10-15 mins walk to the gates along and across Harbor Blvd. Would hapily stay again if the price was right.

[jheaton]

Originally Posted by floridasgirl

Hotel Indigo was recommended to us when we were looking at going. Didn't book in the end as decided to wait until our youngest is a bit older.

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We stayed 5 nights here in 2016 and it was excellent