Hotels with hard flooring - Hotel 414

[Stacieseestheworld]

Hi there - due to allergies, we try to stay in hotels with hard flooring instead of carpets. All the ones I've seen near Disneyland with hard floors are pretty pricy.

I found a hotel called Hotel 414 that has hard floors and looks very reasonable. Has anyone had any experience with them?

Thanks!

 

[mummabear]

Kings Inn Anaheim has hard floors, we are booked there in a couple of weeks, its next to Garden Walk. And was pretty cheap.

 

[ParkHopper1]

Fairfield Inn has hard floors.

 

[BadPinkTink]

I stay at Motel 6 Main Gate and it has hard floors. Its approx 10 minutes to the park security using the ART shuttle bus

 

[StarlitNight05]

Hotel Indigo has hard floors too. The hotel (indoor corridor) is pretty nice and the price is typically low. The walk isn't bad, 10-15 min, and it's located right near CVS and Walgreens for getting snacks and drinks.

 

[beachdreamr1229]

I've never stayed at 414, but looking at where it's located on a map combined with some reviews, I would think maybe a different hotel would be a little safer/nicer. What's your price range and time of year for traveling?

 

[Stacieseestheworld]

I've never stayed at 414, but looking at where it's located on a map combined with some reviews, I would think maybe a different hotel would be a little safer/nicer. What's your price range and time of year for traveling?

Traveling the the late spring or early summer before Star Wars frenzy sets in. I'd like to stay under $200 a night if possible.

 

[Malcon10t]

Candy Cane Inn has hard flooring. And it is highly rated.

As for Hotel 414, that is quite a walk.

 

[BadPinkTink]

Traveling the the late spring or early summer before Star Wars frenzy sets in. I'd like to stay under $200 a night if possible.

Then try Motel 6 Maingate, which is on Disney Way. I have booked for June 2019 and have an average room rate of $107.99, total with tax is $509.39 for 4 nights

 

[beachdreamr1229]

Traveling the the late spring or early summer before Star Wars frenzy sets in. I'd like to stay under $200 a night if possible.

I would recommend Hotel Indigo then. I don't typically stay there as I don't like wood floors, but my friends stay there all the time and love it. The Fairfield Inn right across the street from Disneyland also has wood floors, but it might be more expensive in June.

 

[Princess Katelet]

I vote for Candy Cane Inn, but not all of the rooms have the hardwoods. You have to ask when you call if you can guarantee one of those rooms for allergies.

 

[Stacieseestheworld]

I vote for Candy Cane Inn, but not all of the rooms have the hardwoods. You have to ask when you call if you can guarantee one of those rooms for allergies.

Thanks for the tip!

 

[roflclaw]

Another vote for the Motel 6. It's our favorite place and they remembered us when we were going 3-4 times a year which was nice lol. Our 4 night trip in late March is ~$460 or so and the ART stops right out in front. You're one of the first pick ups which was nice in the mornings - always a seat!

 

[theluckyrabbit]

Another vote for CCI. Have heard good things about Motel 6 and Hotel Indigo. Agree that Hotel 414 is a far walk.

 

[tlovesdis]

We also stay at Motel 6 Maingate. I have a 4 night stay booked in June for $440.71!!

 

[tarheelalum]

Hotel Indigo has hard floors too. The hotel (indoor corridor) is pretty nice and the price is typically low. The walk isn't bad, 10-15 min, and it's located right near CVS and Walgreens for getting snacks and drinks.

The best hotel in the area with hardwood floors in all rooms. Nice place with an easy walk to Disneyland. Free parking as well.

 

[StarlitNight05]

The best hotel in the area with hardwood floors in all rooms. Nice place with an easy walk to Disneyland. Free parking as well.

Good point! I forgot about the free parking since we usually fly in and Uber or Lyft to the hotel.