Hyatt Orange County - good?

[mrswh]

We're planning a June trip to DL with our two kids. Did not want to squeeze into one room (or pay for two) on property. Hyatt has a great family deal where the 2nd room is 50% off. It looks alright on the website. Anyone have any reviews or tips about this hotel?

 

[HydroGuy]

My two cents is summarized here:

HydroGuy's Hotel Rule
www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1199862

We have four kids and get a suite at one of the hotels on Harbor (some have 3-4 beds and can sleep 6 or more).

 

[boiseflyfisher]

We stayed at the Hyatt Regency Garden Grove on our last two trips, mainly because we have a bunch of Hyatt points. Dh also combines our trips with business, so it is easier for him to avoid the area right around Disneyland. My two kids love the Kid's Suite with the bunk beds and that room configuration works for us. The shuttle picks up at the hotel on the :00 and :30. It can get crowded, especially on the last two pick ups from the park. The shuttle drivers are very friendly and polite. We have been very happy with our stays there and have no complaints.

 

[blackjackdelta]

My two cents is summarized here:

HydroGuy's Hotel Rule
www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1199862

We have four kids and get a suite at one of the hotels on Harbor (some have 3-4 beds and can sleep 6 or more).

I would love to stay accross the street, but I have not seen suites offered with king beds. With a mix of 2 males and 4 females it has been hard finding the right combo's. My feet hang off the queens.

Jack

 

[HydroGuy]

I would love to stay accross the street, but I have not seen suites offered with king beds. With a mix of 2 males and 4 females it has been hard finding the right combo's. My feet hang off the queens.

Jack

Whatever works for you. As long as you know your options then you are making a well informed decision.

I thought there were some suites on Harbor with king beds though. I have never stayed at one because queens work for us.