Which hotel?

[rubyrain]

This is our first trip to disneyland and we are planning a trip the first week of April. I have decided to look for a hotel that has a room with bunkbeds for the kids. I have came up with 2 hotels that I got a good rate.

1.La Quinta
2.Best Western Raffles

If anyone out there has been to either of these hotels could u please give me your opinion. I have heard mixed reviews about both and really unsure about which one to book. Thank You for all your help!

 

[eduk8r26]

There's also the Comfort Inn, farther down on Harbor. It has bunkbeds in a separate room. ART stops next door.

 

[ter-moo]

This is our first trip to disneyland and we are planning a trip the first week of April. I have decided to look for a hotel that has a room with bunkbeds for the kids. I have came up with 2 hotels that I got a good rate.

1.La Quinta
2.Best Western Raffles

If anyone out there has been to either of these hotels could u please give me your opinion. I have heard mixed reviews about both and really unsure about which one to book. Thank You for all your help!

Both have had some rough reviews, and neither is within easy walking distance to the parks. Have you looked into the Portofino Inn and Suites? I know they have bunk beds, and it's a doable walk.

 

[disneegrl4eva]

Both have had some rough reviews, and neither is within easy walking distance to the parks. Have you looked into the Portofino Inn and Suites? I know they have bunk beds, and it's a doable walk.

Portofino has been having some bad reviews lately...why dont you look at these 2 websites...the first one is a list of all anaheim motels and includes link to the hotel directly...the second is a travel review of these places by real people who let you know of their experiences...Ive used this so many times and swear by it...

http://www.travel-library.com/hotels/north_america/usa/california/anaheim/

http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotels-g29092-Anaheim_California-Hotels.html

 

[Soccer Canada]

We have stayed at the Alpine Inn (right across the street from the Convention Centre on Katella) and also at the Anahaim Plaza (across the street from the Ramada Main Gate). Both were very nice. Also the Desert Inn I have heard is very nice for a budget place and its right across the street from the entrance to Disneyland..

Robb

 

[disneegrl4eva]

the Desert Inn I have heard is very nice for a budget place and its right across the street from the entrance to Disneyland..Robb

ah yes...that is the perfect one...this is where you should stay....my boss stays there everytime she takes her whole family

 

[ter-moo]

We have stayed at the Alpine Inn (right across the street from the Convention Centre on Katella) and also at the Anahaim Plaza (across the street from the Ramada Main Gate). Both were very nice. Also the Desert Inn I have heard is very nice for a budget place and its right across the street from the entrance to Disneyland..

Robb

I would stay FAR away from the Alpine Inn, but the Desert Inn isn't bad. www.anaheimdesertinn.com. It's clean, affordable and very CLOSE. It's no ritz, but it's fine. However, it doesn't have bunk beds.

 

[Trixiezzz]

Have you looked into the Residence Inn? I believe they have a room that comes with bunk beds.

 

[Lollipop's Mom]

I would say NO to the La Quinta...friend stayed there and said it was a DUMP!
I 2nd the Desert Inn and Suites...stayed there last may and it was close and clean!