Hotel Indigo

[mastodon]

Where is this hotel and is it closer than the HoJo or Courtyard? Any reviews?

 

[lalasmama]

From the pedestrian walkway at Disneyland, you cross the street, turn right, walk two blocks (Anahiem blocks are HUGE), turn left, second hotel on the left. With an 8-yo DD, the walk was about 15 minutes. HoJo and Courtyard are the opposite direction from the pedestrian entrance, and a bit closer, maybe 8-10 minutes of walking.

 

[StayClassy]

I haven't stayed there but it was one I researched heavily for my last trip. It's a beautiful hotel inside and out, the rooms are very nice and furnished well. Obviously I don't know for sure but from the outside when I'd walk by it looked like it was very clean. It always had and continues to have great reviews on trip advisor.

The reason I didn't stay was the price... It's completely justifiable... The hotel is gorgeous and worth every penny... But it's the same price as the hotels directly across the street from Disney and like 4 times the distance. For me that was a deal breaker, So I chose a cheaper option a little bit further down that was the same distance but a price that allowed me to stay more days.

It's very stylish and everything is well decorated, even the luggage carts are cute. I could be wrong but I believe it's run by holiday inn? It's a 10 or 15 minute walk, it's really not too bad but it can feel longer walking with sore feet at the end of the day or if you're like me and like to take a midday break.

 

[avalon451]

Googlemaps is your friend. It'll show you exactly where it is.

 

[PinkBudgie]

I will be staying there for one night in a few days. I'm tagging along with my parents who have stayed there before and booked this one again. I'm going to try to take lots of pics and post when I get back. I'll try anyway.

 

[Bud Ice]

Indigo is very nice for those playing the home version of the game

 

[hsmamato2]

I'm subbing for those pics... planning on staying here

 

[PinkBudgie]

I'm subbing for those pics... planning on staying here

I'm staying there Monday night, then driving home the next day so probably be able to post on Wed or Thurs at the latest.

 

[TravelandLeisure]

We'll be staying here as well 6/21 and 22. I love the look of the hotel, and it generally gets great reviews, but am curious about the walk.

 

[hsmamato2]

We stayed at Worldmark about 6 years ago(?) and walked no problem, that was farther away so I'm not concerned (we're moderate walkers,slow but steady!)

 

[sdchickie]

We just stayed there last month. The hotel is beautiful, there is a small fitness center and a pool with nice padded loungers. They also have a bar and grill. We stayed in a fireworks view room and were amazed at what a great view of the fireworks it was even though we were on the first floor. Try and get a top floor and fireworks view of you can. The first room they tried to give us was only accessible by stairs which they failed to tell us until we had walked the whole hotel lost, so we had them change it. Our second room was on the bottom floor right outside the gate for the underground parking, we could hear the gate open and close every time someone used the garage. We could also hear the exterior building door opening. I wouldn't recommend this particular room, but the hotel was really nice.

 

[tarheelalum]

My wife and I stay there a lot. It is a nice hotel. Kind of modern in décor and they do not charge for parking or any other hidden fees. It takes my wife and I about 10 or 12 minutes to walk to Disneyland from there front door and we take our time with it. In two weeks we are staying there again for a couple of days. I recommend you get the top floor if you can. I hear some of the lower floors can be noisy but I've never had a issue with it. I highly recommend it.

 

[hsmamato2]

wow... sounds great thanks for the reviews!