A couple questions for those that have stayed at the Residence Inn Anaheim Convention Center

[Queen of the WDW Scene]

How did you like it overall?

Is the pull out couch actually comfortable or am I in for a rough night sleep?

In the one bedroom suite with 2 queen beds and the pull out couch do you have to walk into the bedroom to get to the bathroom?

It will be 3 women late 20's/early 30's.
I'm likely to have the pull out couch while the other two have the bedroom since they are sisters.

Just want to know what to expect overall.

I like the idea of it being bigger than a standard hotel room and having a regular sized fridge will be great for drinks/snacks.
And although I'm not a big breakfast eater I'm sure I'll eat something from the complimentary buffet so I won't have to worry about bringing something for breakfast and then being hungry because it was not enough food.

I'm just worried I'll end up with the short end of the stick when it comes to sleeping and getting ready in the morning.

 

[MichiMomma]

This is my first ever DISboards post, so forgive me if this post turns out funny.

I recently traveled to Disneyland and traveled with my husband and 2 small children. The 4 of us had plenty of room.

We had the 1 bedroom with 2 queens, and you do have to go through bedroom to get to the bathroom.

Unfortunately, I can't speak to the pullout sofa, because we did not use it. I can only imagine it's as comfortable as any pullout can be.

This was a really nice hotel (practically new). The breakfast buffet had a good amount of items to choose from. Only ate there one morning though, so I don't know how often the selections change.

The hotel was really clean and modern. You could always look into a bigger room. The executive suite has a king bed and two queens.

 

[GaSleepingBeautyFan]

I'm not the OP but is there a shortcut walkway to the Convention Center? From the map I was looking at, it looks like there should be.

 

[lcp9]

It's super nice! We have stayed at the old RI, and fairfield inn...last time went to this RI. We had two 1-bed suites. Yes you have to walk into the bed to get to the bath. It's also a sliding frosted glass door which is a little strange but ok. Definitely plenty of space for 3 adults. There's a mirror by the kitchen so that might help in getting ready, but yeah the bath is in the bedroom and the sink, toilet, etc. is all in with the shower. Maybe a 2 bed suite would be different? My kids slept on the pullout but I sat on it a few times and it seemed pretty decent.

 

[lcp9]

I'm not the OP but is there a shortcut walkway to the Convention Center? From the map I was looking at, it looks like there should be.

I don't think so - it seemed like going up Harbor was the fastest route. We went to downtown Disney via Disneyland drive and it felt like it took forever.