Disneyland off-site villas

[flynnblu]

Hello, does anyone have any recommendations for a larger family (5 kids 12-20) and off-site villas that are a good value (and good property)? Thanks.

 

[taaren]

The only other villas in the area that I know of are the Worldmark Anaheim (Wyndham) which I'm given to understand are consistently decently upkept timeshares. Before the VGC was built we looked into them and thought they had a decent product. If I recall correctly their 2 bedrooms sleep 8. Otherwise there's always the Residence Inn Maingate which has 2 bedrooms that sleep 8 as well.

 

[miss.potatohead]

Try Residence Inn Maingate; they have bi-loft apartment which has two queens in one area; a king 'up stairs', and a fold out sofa couch (an a roll away I think if needed), with two bathrooms and a kitchen.

 

[Elk Grove Chris]

We have stayed at Residence Inn too, pretty nice digs. Big hot breakfasts, not sure if they still do the BBQ thing in the evenings.

The only knock on the lofts is that the noise from below bounces off the roof and hits you right in the face if you are in bed. If you all sleep at the same time, not a big issue. If you are a light sleeper and the kids stay up later, could be an issue.

 

[blackjackdelta]

We also have stayed at RI Maingate when we can not get into the Villas if 4 or more are going.

Jack

 

[Sammy Cat]

The only other villas in the area that I know of are the Worldmark Anaheim (Wyndham) which I'm given to understand are consistently decently upkept timeshares. Before the VGC was built we looked into them and thought they had a decent product. If I recall correctly their 2 bedrooms sleep 8. Otherwise there's always the Residence Inn Maingate which has 2 bedrooms that sleep 8 as well.

Can you book this if you are not an owner?

 

[blackjackdelta]

Can you book this if you are not an owner?

If there is availability 60 days out and very $$$$

Jack