Book It 3 Star Mystery Hotel

[Stephanie8537]

Hello!
My husband and I have decided to make a quick trip to Disneyland 5/1-5/4.
Can anybody help me try to figure out what hotel this is?
It's $59/night.

Prices TOO Low to Disclose the Hotel Name! Don`t miss out on this well-known hotel at such a low rate! A full-service hotel located just 1 block to the Disneyland Theme Parks and only steps to the Anaheim Convention Center.
Check In/Out Time
Check In: 4:00 PM
Check Out: 11:00 AM


Number of Rooms
284


Number of Floors
9


Renovations
Major Renovation in 2006



Hotel Amenities:

•FREE High Speed Internet Access
•Year-round Outdoor Heated Pool
•Restaurant on-site serving breakfast and dinner where KIDS EAT FREE [9 and Under] with a paying adult
•Coin-operated laundry service
•Dry Cleaning
•Full Service Concierge Desk and Bell Service
•Game Room
•Gift Shop
•Internet Kiosk
•On-premise parking for only 12 dollars/day
•7000 square feet of meeting space
•ART Shuttle Stops Here

The Anaheim Resort Transit shuttle will pick you up in front of the hotel and take you within footsteps to all Disneyland Parks. This shuttle can be purchased at the on-site kiosk or upon check out here at BookIt.com.

Room Amenities

•Refrigerator
•Hairdryers
•Coffee and tea service
•Movies and Nintendo [Nominal Fee]
•Data ports and Voicemail
•Iron/Ironing boards


Thansk! I appreciate it!

 

[jennilouwho]

The Clarion comes up as having 284 guestrooms in google, if that helps at all.

 

[vgiardini]

Where did you find this deal??

I second the Clarion- their website says they offer Nintendo for a fee. That's not a common amenity...

 

[bakerudall]

It does sound like the Clarion, but 3 stars is generous for that place. If you want to stay there, look into getawaytoday.com. They have a package deal with 3- or 4-day park-hoppers that gives you free parking at the Clarion and a few more extras. That hotel is also across the street from the Toy Story parking lot, so you can walk there and take the Toy Story shuttle for free instead of paying for the ART.

If you want something a little nicer, hotwire.com has been running a mystery 3.5 star (most likely Sheraton) at the North end of DL for around $60.

 

[tinksdreamwishes]

ohh which Sheraton? The Sheraton at the park? Now that would be a great deal! Sorry too but in your thread hehe. ... I love those guessing games- just my luck I would end up with Eden Roc!

 

[Minuet888]

what so you booked something without knowing the name of the hotel??

I wouldn't book anything price cheap or expensive unless I knew the name of the hotel

or

do you know the name of the hotel and just want us to guess?

 

[skiingfast]

what so you booked something without knowing the name of the hotel??

or

do you know the name of the hotel and just want us to guess?

This is how priceline started. You can do this on hotwire and a few other sites. You name what you need and pay without knowning exactly what you will get. Knowing some discriptors you can rule out other hotels and narrow down the possibilities of what you will get. It can work incredibly well to get a bargain in some areas.

http://www.betterbidding.com/

 

[nsiordia]

Could it be Marriott Suites? I didn't google how many rooms they had though. I love betterbidding.com it has helped me book great deals!

 

[bakerudall]

Knowing some discriptors you can rule out other hotels and narrow down the possibilities of what you will get. It can work incredibly well to get a bargain in some areas.

http://www.betterbidding.com/

Exactly! Hotwire, for example, gives you a map of the possible area the hotel may be in. I don't think it gives you floors and room totals like the OP has, which helps greatly, but by showing you the stars and amenities, you can use a site like Tripadvisor to figure out which hotel is the mystery hotel, or at least narrow it down to 2 or 3. For the DL area, Hotwire has it split into Disnelyland North and Disneyland South, and it is easy to check the maps against the Tripadvisor maps.

This works great if you are not concerned about walking distance or other special considerations. If you are worried about quality, just look for 4-star deals. On our last trip, we got multiple rooms for four nights at the Holiday Inn & Suites on Ball/Wallnut for around $40/night per room.