We just finished our stay from July 12-July 17. We were pleased with the size of the room, comfort of the beds, big fridge and utensils available in the kitchen, large closet space. It is a 10 minute drive to Disneyland. The breakfast was more than satisfactory with toast, cereal, fresh fruit, yogurt, juices and coffee/tea. We also did our laundry opposite the hotel. Even though we were there 5 nights, we never found time to cook, after coming back from the parks so late in the evening, but we did freeze our water bottles the night before and brought in our own soda for the parks.

Overall, a great experience. While not really close to Disneyland, it was only about a 10 minute drive max. Do make sure you get directions BACK TO the hotel - we managed to get lost around Disneyland. The room was very large, with a kitchenette and separate dressing/bath area. Nice little patio outside. Only complaint was some very loud people above us; I believe they may have been elephants given the sound they made moving around. The desk did call them after I complained and it got somewhat better. The price was right, the room was clean, and the staff helpful and friendly. The pool looked nice (we did not use it). I did not see a jacuzzi out there but that's a nit.

A few miles down Lincoln then a right turn and a couple more miles and you are right in the Disneyland parking garage. We spent 2 nights at Hotel Pepper Tree--somewhat apprehensive due to some negative reviews, but for the money, it was better than I expected. Buffet continental breakfast is served at the Mexican restaurant across the parking lot and that was perfectly adequate except for the 2nd morning when it was packed and the lone waitress was having trouble keeping the coffee urns filled, etc. Pool looked clean and the rooms were clean if somewhat worn. The king bed sagged a bit in the middle but after a day chasing Mickey Mouse, I was too tired to be picky! Bathroom was very clean and nice amount of towels but shower head was low even for my 5'2" self and not as strong a water flow as I would like. I wish there had been screens on the sliding patio door as I would have preferred to have the door open to hear the soothing fountain on our little enclosed patio, but being bug-phobic I didn't want to chance having anything crawl into the room during the night and kept the glass door closed.

An Aussie winner – As Aussies ourselves we may be biased, but this Aussie owned hotel really comes thru. We just got back from 2 weeks in California. We were traveling with our 3 children ages 6 – 12 and normally found it difficult to get adequately sized rooms, but at hotel Pepper Tree we were really comfortable. The rooms are really big with sitting area and a big balcony where we could enjoy an evening drink and watch the kids in a very nice (heated) pool below. Supermarket over the road, big refrigerator and lots of robe area, AND A DRESSING ROOM off the bathroom. Really great. Don’t miss this one.
Elle H Melbourne Australia