We stayed 3 nights at the Hotel Pepper Tree and greatly enjoyed our time there. The room was a good size with bed, living area, Kitchen and bathroom. We paid a little extra and had a room on the ground level with a small courtyard complete with water feature. We had no problems with noise and found the hotel and our room to be clean and comfortable. The bed and pillows in particular were a pleasure to sleep on after two hectic days walking around Disneyland and the California Adventure Park. There is a supermarket directly across the road which was also conveinent. I cannot comment on public transport to Disneyland as we had a car but travel to there via car from Hotel Pepper Tree was quick and easy (about 10 minutes). Sometimes I don't know what people expect from a free continental breakfast but the one offered by Pepper Tree was fine. When we were there they had a selection of cerial, fruits, yogurt, toast, pastries as well as, tea coffee and juice. Very nice indeed. We would definately recommend Pepper Tree to anyone wanting a lovely stay in Anaheim.

The Hotel Pepper Tree is a hidden treasure in the Disneyland area. The rooms are HUGE and the price is more than reasonable.

Our room had a king bed, writing desk, couch, chair and coffee table with plenty of room to spare. The small kitchen area was well equiped with what ever we needed. The bathroom was next to a dressing area with a dresser and full size closet with full length mirrors.

The front desk staff could have been more friendly but they checked us in without a problem and were very professional.

The cleaning staff was great. Our room was vacuumed daily, dirty linens replaced and dishes washed.

It's a relaxing small hotel for people who want to get away from the Mouse for a while.

This is really a slightly updated motel. The room was very large with two queen beds. We checked in and went straight to Disney after unloading all the luggage. I was a bit taken aback at the sketchy neighborhood and the hotel itself after reading the glowing reviews on tripadvisor and other websites. It was very reasonably priced and had a kitchenette, so I was willing to overlook that the place was a bit tired. My one year old was quite dirty after crawling around the room for about 10 minutes. The two year old stuck her hand in the wall heater and got a little burn. Oh well, remember it's cheap. We got back to the room about 1 am and as I was making a bottle for the baby in the kitchen I saw a cockroach. That was it. After a sleepless night filled with dreams of roaches crawling on my kids we checked out the next morning at 6 am and went to another hotel that cost about $30 more but it was clean and had a shuttle to the park. We didn't even try the breakfast. The girl at the front desk didnt seem surprised to hear about the cockroach problem and she couldn't do anything for us because the manager was on vacation for the week. I wasn't expecting perfection, but clean and without roaches seems reasonable.

Our family of 5 stayed at the Hotel Pepper Tree recently and I must say that it lived up to the good reviews I had read on Trip Advisor.
The property is well priced and this was a big consideration for us as we had 5 people to feed and entertain. The room(s) were huge, we had a family room that comfortably slept 3 adults and 2 teenagers. The family room was actually 2 adjoining rooms so we had a kitchenette and 2 bathrooms and 2 verandahs.
We liked the fact that there was a restaurant right at the front door and just over the road there was a well stocked supermarket and a laundrette open until late.
Staff at reception were terrific, helpful with everything from advice on theme parks to the best way to get to Las Vegas. Manny is a legend, a great person to have at reception, always eager to assist and made us all feel welcome especially our eldest son who arrived from Australia several hours ahead of us. The staff made sure that he was comfortable and he was able to use the pool even though it wasn't quite check-in time.
The hotel even has free internet access in the lobby which was a treat after paying a small fortune for access in the UK.
It cost us about $10.00 USD for a taxi to Knott's Berry Farm and about $14.00 USD for a taxi to Disneyland. It probably would have been nice to have been closer to Disneyland but I doubt we would have had better value for money.