We stayed at the Residence Inn Anaheim Resort during the last week of June 2005 to July 2. As of July 1st, there will be no free shuttle bus sevice for Residence Inn Guest. Guest can use the (ART) Anaheim Resort Transit for a fee pass of $3.00/person ages 10 years and older. Once you paid the pass for the day. It can be used unlimited for the whole day. For those under 9 years old accompany by an adult is free. Catching ART is curbside on Harbor Blvd. in front of hotel. Check out their website for more information:
www.RideArt.org
As for our stay there, we stay in a Kid's suite. The kids had bunk beds and their own bathroom. Our DS stay with us in our 2 queen beds room, and we had our own bathroom and the only closet in the whole suite. The living/dinning/Kitchen separates the kids' bedroom and our bedroom. The living room had a sofabed that we didn't use. It was a very nice layout of the suite.
We find the hotel small compare to the Hyatt next door. There are only 2 elevators in the building. I see most guests would walk up the stairs instead of waiting for the elevators.
Don't expect any help with your luggage. It is self-serve. We had to unload our luggage ourselves when checking in. When checking out, there was no luggage dolly to be found. We had to move our luggages, a few pieces at a time. What we learn from this is that you got hog up the dolly very early in order to check out.
As for Breakfast, get there before 8 AM. It was crowded and the staff started to clean up. Make-your-own-belgium-waffle was great, but it takes 2 1/2 minutes to make one. There are only four waffle makers, and there will be a line waiting for it.
Overall, it didn't feel like a full scale hotel. If you would like more info regarding Residence Inn Anaheim Resort, please PM to me.