Are all 4 of the kids in the picts. in your siggy going? For some reason, I thought the Super 8 only allowed 4 to a room, but I usually look at the one on Katella. Does the one on
Disneyland drive allow more people, or do you get 2 rooms?
Yes, they do limit to 4. They probably do like we did when I traveled with 4 kids and got 2 rooms. We used the Super 8 on Katella once, and while I requested connecting rooms because of the kids, we were not connected. I was NOT a happy camper, and we haven't used them again.
No, they are not all going. My oldest is away at school. Super 8 has never once said they had any problems with us having 5 to a room, though. You can call them and ask..I asked the first time we went and they said it was fine...that was in '03. You can't make ressies online that way, but you can call them directly and do it over the phone. When we've gone we've always only had 3 kids (and until the last time we went, whichever child was the youngest at the time was always 2 years old or younger - so maybe that made the difference?...that one was a baby? I don't remember being asked for the ages of the kids staying in the room, though...), and last time when we went, my oldest stayed in a separate room with our in-laws.
Several hotels in Anaheim do the same thing, and I know that because I've called several of them over the years to make sure first. You won't be able to type in more than 4 in an online reservation, but if you call, many of them will tell you that 5 is OK. I just did that with another hotel in Anaheim last week, and I'm trying to remember which one it is I called.....if I remember, I'll post it.
To the poster who commented on the carpets...I don't disagree, although the rooms have been remodeled in the past few years (we've only stayed there twice in the last 4 years, but it seems the remodels were being done back in 2008?), and the carpets were changed out, so the new stuff isn't bad. Certainly not any worse (and sometimes, even better) than some other places that charge more than twice as much per night. Like I said, we paid $120 per night at Comfort Inn and it was disgusting. By ALL accounts, I am an OCD-clean-freak-germaphobe, and would NEVER have my children sleeping somewhere gross. So far, we've never PERSONALLY had a situation at Super 8 that made me feel like it wasn't something I could tolerate (again though, for reference, I Lysol the carpets and sheets, and quickly hit the bathroom and doorknobs, tv remotes, faucet handles, lightswitches, etc. with Clorox wipes - but I do that at ALL hotels we stay in, not just Super 8).