I reserved this room for two nights, after the first 30 minutes I was ready to take the loss and find a different hotel. The room smelled terrible, the linens were extremely worn, and overall had the apperance of not being well kept. The staff seemed friendly but when I returned after being gone for the day the room was exactly as I had left it. they did not clean the room, no fresh towels, trash was not emptied, etc, etc. My wife and I felt a bit unsure about the place and felt it was just best to leave. This hotel was booked through Priceline.com and my next contact will be to inform them how terrible our stay was even though Priceline had recommended this hotel. I would never stay at this place again.

We had read the earlier reviews before booking and expected more, but overall weren't too disappointed, but we'll try to find something better next time. The room was clean and the location was good for us, but the outside could look better and when people roll their suitcases along the concrete outdoor hallways, it feels and sounds like an earthquake. This seemed to happen all times of the night too. Not very quiet in other respects either. Still, we've been in worse (and better).

We had a good, basic room for the price. We stayed one night after coming from four nights at the Anaheim Hilton. Our room (#301) was large with two queen beds, a full-sized computer desk, microwave and refrig--none of which our Concierge Level Hilton room had. The bathroom was on the smallish side, with only one sink. The room came with a Continental breakfast and a Los Angeles Times for 13 cents, which if you refused it, could be credited to your account. The room was rather stark with bright, white walls and little artwork, but the front desk clerk, Octavio, was very friendly, and the housekeeping staff willingly gave us extra towels. The indoor swimming pool looked very murky and cloudy. Our room was on the top floor on the Beach Boulevard side, and there was a lot of traffic noise all night. If you are a light sleeper, ask for a different room. Knott's Berry Farm is just up the street on the way to the freeway, but Disneyland is pretty distant. You can get there either on the freeway or surface streets, but if you have traffic, it could take quite awhile to get there.

We booked our lodgings on the internet from South AFrica. The internet says directly opposite Disney. It is not directly opposite Disney. It is 20 miles away !!

On arrival at the hotel - booking in - a real slime ball women [yes - one of those] came in to pay her daily rate. We were absolutely floored.

The police cars were up and down in the parking lot - looking for I dont know what - and the entire experience at this hotel made us feel cheap and nasty.

The hotel did not have any bus time tables [one would think that it would come standard when dealing with tourists].

After coming into contact with the daily renters at reception - one was a little hesitant to sleep peacefully - not knowing what had slept on the bed before you.

Not a hotel I would reccomend to anyone I know.