Okay, I'm sorry I'm bugging you...but.....list of Suites on Harbor

[Zoemakes5]

Was wanting to know which of the Harbor (ie. right across from DL on Harbor) hotels have suites.......

I know a couple:

Anaheim Plaza has "family suites" which really are two adjoining rooms
Desert Inn has a variety of suites
Carousel has suites


Who else??

Thanks all!

 

[amw]

HoJo had one King Suite and one Queen suite. We originally had booked the King Suite (one bedroom, one living room with pull-out, and kitchenette) for under $200, but then my husband had free Hyatt points. So, we're staying down the road in a King Kidsuite. They have free shuttle bus service if you're interested in being a little further away.

There was also:
Camelot Inn
Tropicana Inn

to add to your list. There's a wide variance of prices & amenities. I originally looked at the Desert Inn for price & size, but didn't like the customer service reviews. I was going to go with Hojo because of their great C/S. If you're interested in those suites speak to the sales manager directly (his contact info is on their website.) He can get you the best rate if you're really interested. He would also guarantee me a connecting double/double rooms because my DDs were so young if I wanted to go that route. Super friendly and helpful.

 

[Amy&Dan]

Best Western Park Place Inn has them as well. And its the closest.

 

[HappyMommy2]

My understanding was that the Best Western PPI just had "mini-suites" (which I guess just means they probably have a small sitting area and a fold-out couch)...do they also have regular suites which to me would mean a bedroom separated from the living area by a door?

 

[ZeusNike]

The BW Park Place Inn told me when I called recently that their suites are "mini" and don't have a separate bedroom. We have stayed at the Camelot (when it was the Park Inn) in a suite with a separate bedroom that had 2 queen beds in it and a living room with a couch, a queen bed and a kitchenette. The only drawback was that it had a single bathroom that you had to go into the bedroom to use.

On our next trip we are staying in a bigger suite at the Carousel because it has 2 bathrooms to (hopefully) help us get out the door more quickly in the AM. We have not stayed there before but our friends did recently and said the suites were very nice since the recent remodel. Fingers crossed!

 

[tracer]

We are staying at the BWPPI in March. We have a mini-suite. It is a room with two queen beds on one side with a half wall seperating it from a fold out couch sitting are. It looks like a mini family area (room). I can post after my trip to let you know if I like it.

 

[HappyMommy2]

Thanks for the info on the BWPPI "mini suites."
Still weighing all our choices.