ThomasSchwarzmann

Need recommendations for not-too-expensive hotels within walking distance or more likely a
short drive/public transportation from Anaheim Disneyland...visiting 2 nights, 3 days early
December

bardo1

"...not-too-expensive..."??
$500? (Disneyland Grand California)
$400? (Disneyland Hotel)
$300? (Disney's Paradise Pier)

less? how much exactly?

nanabee

https://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&i...&ved=0CJcCEMgT


Sorry for the long link. I don't know how to shorten it. At any rate there are many less expensive hotels around Disneyland. Check out the link or other sites on google.

janisj

What is your budget? "not too expensive" could mean anything.

ElendilPickle

We stayed at the Econo Lodge on Harbor Blvd. last October. It was a very short drive from the motel to our parking area. You could walk it, but we chose not to, knowing we would be pretty tired by the end of the day.
http://www.econolodge.com/hotel-anah...A234?listpos=2

Lee Ann

LSky

If you look for a hotel near Disneyland but not next to Disneyland without mention of Disney in the title, you'll be fine.

I take it, "not too expensive" means "no frills but clean'?

ThomasSchwarzmann

thank you Pickle for the specific reply and suggestion

nelsonian

We stayed at the Candy Cane Inn in Anaheim. This was a few years ago but just went to Trip Advisor and it is still ranked at No 2 out of all the Anaheim hotels/motels. It is about a 6 minute walk to Disneyland but there is also a shuttle run by Candy Cane that we took occasionally. It is more of a motel than a hotel I guess with plenty of parking outside the rooms. There is also free breakfast.

chepar

There are a number of hotels right across the street from the main gate entrance to the parks on S. Harbor Blvd. The closest (pretty much directly in front of the crosswalk) is a Best Western, I believe.

We usually stay at the Desert Inn and Suites, which just a few properties down from the Best Western.

KTtravel

We also stayed at the Candy Cane Inn, quite a few years ago now, but thought it was well located and a fair price at the time.

JaniceMacP

We have gone three times and always stay at the Residence Inn Marriot. It has a free breakfast that is worth having, especially with kids. The rooms are mainly suites so you have a little kitchen to keep a few things for snacks and making lunches.

You can walk about a kilometer to Disney or there is a shuttle (we have never used the shuttle).

Best part of this hotel is the beautiful pool area. It's small but very nicely landscaped.

rizzo0904

We stayed at the HoJo Anaheim last year. Great rates. Fun pirate ship pool for little kids. Easy walk to DL.