Most comfortable beds?

[stitchnj]

We are WDW frequent travelers but will hopefully be traveling to Disneyland in mid-December. Which hotel (on- or off-site) would you say had the most comfortable beds? Looking for a firm-ish mattress. For reference, we are deluxe-resort stayers at WDW but always with a deal to lower the price. I'm looking at both off and onsite hotels for this trip, having a hard time rationalizing the big markup for onsite when I can stay across the street for a fraction of the price...

Looking forward to hearing the response! Thanks in advance.

(edited for spelling!)

 

[bcla]

Hilton Anaheim. Really comfortable, but I'd expect it from Hilton.

 

[Astylla]

Ramada Plaza Anaheim were very comfy our recent stay. More of a medium firm.

Welcome Disneyland Hotel beds, again a medium firm but so comfy.

I'm staying at Howard Johnson this weekend and hear great things !

 

[lalasmama]

I'll go for a 1 to 10 scale, 10 being Heavenly soft pillow top clouds, perfectly firm underneath, fallen from the sky. In parenthesis after the rating is the approx. cost per night I paid:

Park Vue Inn: 8 ($150-200)
Tropicana: 6-7 ($110-130)
Super 8 on Katella: 7 ($45-80)
Desert Inn and Suites: 2 ($70) So firm that I considered sleeping on the floor for some softness (will never stay there again, but if I did, I would bring an air mattress)

 

[rentayenta]

The Sheraton has comfy beds. Hilton Anaheim, DLH, and GCV as well. We didn't love the beds at the Embassy Suites South.

 

[GenGen22]

HoJo has very comfy beds and it's across the street. About a 10 minute walk.

 

[Angrose]

I agree that the beds at the DLH are super comfy. It's the only onsite hotel I've stayed at but I would imagine that all the onsite hotels would have the same beds.

 

[crystal1313]

Hojo!

 

[stitchnj]

Thanks everybody for the recommendations so far! I may have to look a little closer at DLH. Most of the others mentioned were on my short list already. I can't wait to make some reservations!

 

[Zbugz]

HoJo (#1) and DLH (#2) are the two best I have found in that area for mattress comfort giving support but not making my hips/back ache from being too firm. PVI is slightly firmer than these two. FFI a wee bit firmer than PVI. CCI is super soft, and I do not recommend it for you.

 

[longtimedisneylurker]

Hojo has the best beds for my body. We stayed at the DLH once post-remodel and I do remember that bed being very comfortable too. While I like Candy Cane Inn in general, I find the beds to be something of a negative for me, just not comfortable enough for a good solid night's sleep.

 

[beachdreamr1229]

I really like HOJO and Courtyard's beds. PPH and DLH aren't bad either, but they cost more.

 

[kirstie101]

Hojos has one of the most comfy beds I've ever slept in.

 

[avalon451]

HoJo was very comfy.

Desert Inn and Suites: 2 ($70) So firm that I considered sleeping on the floor for some softness (will never stay there again, but if I did, I would bring an air mattress)

Funny, DH and I prefer very firm mattresses, so I found them quite comfortable. I really dislike squishy mattresses. Loved Desert Inn; it was very clean and comfy, and the staff was very pleasant and helpful. Going back in September.

 

[tlovesdis]

HoJo was very comfy.



Funny, DH and I prefer very firm mattresses, so I found them quite comfortable. I really dislike squishy mattresses. Loved Desert Inn; it was very clean and comfy, and the staff was very pleasant and helpful. Going back in September.

I hated the bed at the Desert Inn! We stayed there a few weeks ago and it was so hard, I didn't sleep good for three nights. My niece even complained about it. I won't stay there again because of the beds.

 

[MarissaMarissa]

My family thought the beds at HOJO were so comfortable that they didn't even want to go to the theme parks!