Oh this is such a great thread!! We've stayed at a few different hotels through the years, most often at HoJo's, we really liked it there. This past July we unfortunately got a bad room there, it was in dire need of upgrading, and I could hardly walk because the bed was so bad. It was a ground floor room in building 2, right beside the walkway so we could not even use our balcony, or even have the curtains open. The shower was horrendous as well. Such a disapointment after so many nice stays, the last one being the previous summer when we were in building 1, 7th floor. Really nice room, good beds, good shower, good view.... Anyway, we checked out early and moved over to the
Disneyland Hotel, because with our annual passes, they had an amazing rate that was only a few dollars more than we were paying at HoJo's. We were in the Dreams tower, 5th floor with and awesome view of the pool. At night you can slide those giant sliding doors open and feel like you are sleeping in the sky! it was like being in a tropical resort with all the frogs singing... This time in January, because we are checking in on Jan.1, and the annual pass does not give you a special rate then untill the 5th of Jan. we are staying at the Candy Cane Inn. We got a really good rate from them, only $95 for a standard room. I hope it's as nice as it looks! I may try calling closer to the date, see if any annual pass specials have come up, because I sure love the Disneyland Hotel! I'm afraid we won't be going back to HoJo's, untill we can be assured the rooms have all been redecorated and new beds put in, and only if I can be assured of not having a ground floor room. The room was just so bad, I won't take a chance on it.
I have to try and figure out how to post some pictures now...
Actually, we're considering HoJo's and Candy Cane Inn, which will cost about 1/3 of what the DLR's are charging 
Keep the pics coming!
I kind of let it go than calling the mgr. Hojo is 345 sqft
It looks like a nice sized room for a family and the location and very decent continental breakfast (from what I've read) can't be beat. Would you mind sharing what the approximate daily room rate was for this type of room?
