Sheraton Park Hotel at The Anaheim Resort

This time, choosing this hotel was definitely the right decision! Especially since we could walk to the Disneyland parking lot in just 10 minutes to catch the free shuttle to the park. They even did the security check at the parking lot, so we could go straight into the park upon arrival.

The rooms, ambiance, and location are all excellent! However, when we checked in around 3 PM, both of our reserved rooms were initially on the first floor, with windows directly facing the parking lot. Later, one of the rooms was moved to the fourth floor, which also faced the parking lot. It just felt like we were being discriminated against because those who checked in after us received much better rooms with garden views, pool views, and balconies! Everything else was fine, but I don't understand how this hotel allocates its rooms. It's very convenient to get to Disney; it's just a straight walk down the road. For the area, this hotel offers great value for money.

Close to Disneyland, about a one-kilometer walk. The facilities are decent, and the room isn't small. The price is relatively reasonable. Breakfast isn't included, and the hotel only routinely asked if I wanted to pay extra to upgrade to a Disneyland-view room. They didn't offer a free upgrade even though the room type was available.

The hotel room is a bit small, but the facilities are pretty good! It's very close to Disneyland, about 2 kilometers away, but walking to Disneyland might be a bit of a trek. I read reviews saying parking was $40 a night, but in reality, it's more than that. They charged me $56.2 just for parking, so everyone can do the math – it's way too expensive! The toiletries are nice and smell great! The sofa is very comfortable.

Just a 15-minute walk from Disneyland, and they offer luggage storage. The room was quite spacious.

Due to our travel schedule, we were arriving quite late, so I emailed the hotel beforehand to ask if a late check-in was possible. They quickly replied and confirmed that they would reserve the rooms for us. The hotel's location is excellent, only about a 10-minute walk to Disneyland, and there are many 24-hour restaurants nearby. We booked two double rooms, and the hotel assigned us high-floor rooms with balconies. The view was pleasant, overlooking the inner garden swimming pool. It's a bit of a shame it wasn't facing Disneyland; otherwise, we might have been able to watch the Disneyland night fireworks show directly from the balcony. The room amenities were very new and clean. As for issues, only one of the double rooms had slippers (but only one pair), while the other room had none. Additionally, one room had two bottles of shampoo but no shower gel. Overall, it was a very good stay, and I highly recommend it if you're visiting Disneyland.

I visited Disneyland by myself and staying here was so convenient and felt really safe! There's a 24-hour CVS right next door (you can pay with Alipay and use self-checkout, perfect for introverts who don't want to talk). The Korean restaurant across the street actually changed owners, but it still helped satisfy my Chinese cravings! Otherwise, I would have had to order takeout. The Din Tai Fung in town always has a long wait! Ordering takeout in the afternoon was super fast, delivered in just 25 minutes! Also, having organic decaf tea bags and coffee was a lifesaver for this Chinese person who needs hot water in the middle of the night 😂. Beating jet lag really makes you crave hot water! (I don't recommend the 7-Eleven across the street; the Indian staff really put me off, personally, and they couldn't take any of my cards).

The facilities are really old. The executive lounge breakfast didn't even have any meat, unlike Hyatt House which at least offers eggs and fruit. Its proximity to Disney is the only advantage. Parking at $40 a day is definitely not worth it.