DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Hotel Anaheim Resort

Updated and clean. Good location to Disney. Anaheim Transit is $ 5 to Disney and good for the day. We usually stay in Huntington on the beach but it was convenient being close to Disney and more affordable.

Good location for getting to Disneyland if you drive; would be rather a long walk. Delicious cookies upon check-​in and free wifi. I’d recommend printing out your booking information, though. My boyfriend thought he’d booked a king with parking included. We were given a queen without parking.

Stayed here from December 2 – 7, 2015. It was a great experience. We got a delicious cookie at check in. The hotel is a nice distance from Disneyland about a mile. So, it is about 15 – 20 minute walk with the stop lights. You can über to Disneyland which will be about $ 5. There’s also a shuttle you can buy a day pass for but we didn’t try it since über was so convenient. There’s a Roscoe’s chicken and waffles, Denny’s and Ruth Chris steakhouse nearby as well as a gas station. Everyday we came back to our room after going to Disneyland and saw that room service changed our sheets and gave us new towels. That was awesome since thought they only came every third day. Finally, the bed was so comfy and so were the pillows. I had a great night’s sleep every night. If you are looking for a clean hotel with a great bed that is not too far from disneyland then this is the place.

Stayed here for a Disneyland trip. They didn’t have a room available in the morning when I got there but for an extra $ 20 a suite was available. We had just finished feasting out at Roscoe’s and wanted to rest up before Disney, so of course we took the upgrade. The suite was nice and spacious, had two queen beds with a living room with a fold out couch.
DoubleTree cookies are the best part of stay! They gave me a couple during check-​in. The cookies just have the perfect munch that cookies lovers are looking for. The cookies contain some oatmeal and walnuts, thus perfecting the texture of the cookie. The chocolate chips weren’t too sweet which I prefer. Before checkout, we even stopped by the gift shop and a bought a tin can worth (12 cookies). The can comes empty so you bring it up to the front desk for fresh cookies. The gentleman made my day better and gave us an extra 6 cookies!
Great and comfy stay. Love that Disneyland is close by, love that Roscoe’s Chicken and Waffles is across the street, and love that special DoubleTree cookie. This place will definitely be my go-​to spot next time I come back to Disneyland for a quick get-​away from San Diego.

Stayed here during fourth of July weekend!
Room– Standard king room. Very nice and elegant room, one of the comfiest beds i’ve ever slept on in a hotel! The view from our room was amazing, we didn’t even go anywhere to see fourth of July fireworks, we just opened up our curtains and watched the show! I have nothing negative to say about the room.
Parking — On the website it said nothing about remodeling the FREE parking structure and when I called and asked they said nothing. When we arrived we were forced to hand over our keys to the valet & pay a lovely price of $ 15 a night. Now I know that doesn’t sound terrible but I was staying 4 nights and of course I had to tip the valet guys. That was about $ 75 of what i expected to pay for food. I’m not sure if the structure is finished or not but if it isn’t be prepared!
Overall — The hotel was extremely nice, very high end feeling to it. Plus its always nice to be greeted with a warm cookie and a starbucks in the lobby. The shuttle service to disney was very helpful since its not close enough to walk. I would definitely stay here again!

Just a short 20 min walk to Disneyland/​Downtown Disney, this location is perfect. If you don’t want to walk you can take the ART bus shuttle for $ 5 a day I think. Rooms are nice and spacious and clean. Lobby is clean and the staff were helpful. No issues here.

Check in, amazing! Rooms were decent we had a one bedroom slept 6 was clean and passed my inspection. Being Gold we got some free breakfast passes, I must say Tucson el conquistador breakfast buffet needs to take note!

Terrible experience. I called prior to the reservation to take care of payment. When I went to check in the information was not on my reservation. Took 20 minutes for a front desk manager to come down. Then another 5 minutes to acknowledge me in the lobby. Then they didn’t accept the payment on the card I requested. Every employee that I spoke with was very unkind and rude. My wife and I travel weekly for business and needless to say, we will no longer be staying at Hilton properties.
I will sign up for every review service just to communicate the fact that I’m over this brand and they have no loyalty for long time guests. Very unfortunate that I am limited on space to go on about this awful trip. –tom

Stayed here last night, I didn’t like the check in. She was not up front to greet me, I waited a few mins. Then she proceeded to help another gentleman even though I called her to come out. Probably because he spoke Spanish as did she. I was clearly next and just checking in. She didn’t tell me anything hardly, very transactional but the absolute minimum giving me my key.
Room was comfortable, fairly clean, not immaculate when looking closely. I always wipe down remotes and I saw dust on the lamp. But most important areas were spotless. Their trash cans could be bigger, the size of a Kleenex box.
Nice warm cookies, plush pillows, comfy bed, quiet rooms, granite everywhere. TV could be bigger for the price you pay. Bar gave us a wine bottle opener which was so nice. I would stay again. Business center was a little dated, but functional.

I was really torn on how to place the stars on this review.
The hotel itself would have received five stars from me — the room was clean, well stocked, well laid out and with a lovely view. And definitely worth the price. Despite having a bunch of noisy guests in the hotel for Halloween, you couldn’t hear a thing inside the room, which was awesome. The be was comfortable — the linens of good quality, the amenities were great.
I will absolutely stay here again.
However, the restaurant… We went for breakfast and got talked into the breakfast buffet. How horrific can it get? The service started out poorly — the waitress was terse, the coffee was simply rank. Most over burnt coffee I’ve ever had — there wasn’t enough cream in the hotel to make it edible. Then the buffet itself… I never have high expectations of a buffet — obviously, it’s a buffet. But this was beyond pathetic.
The potatoes were nearly ice cold, the eggs almost looked like they were from powder, the fruits were brown and inedible, the pastries were hard. The pancake machine kept breaking and the boy that was «running» it kept disappearing. A small pancake finally fell out of it onto the counter while he was trying to fix the bag — he picked it up with his bare hands and offered it to me.
Um…no thanks?
I decided to order an omelette from the waitress since you could order eggs cooked to order. (After an eternity of waiting for the waitress).
Even bigger mistake. I could hardly finish the bite I put into my mouth. The cheese was shredded and unmelted and just thrown on top of the burnt eggs. The bacon inside must have been whatever leftover crumbles from the night before. It was honestly the worst tasting omelette I have ever had. I would have been better off with the powder looking eggs from the buffet.
The waitress disappeared again (she seemed to be avoiding our section due to another party that had been complaining to her — at first I thought they were out of line… but I soon understood why they were complaining).
We finally got our bill and just brought it up to the front for fear of waiting another thirty minutes for the waitress to reappear.
We told the woman at the register how disappointed we were. She said «oh, I’m sorry. Sign here,» while pointing at the bill.
And that was that.
Like I said — the hotel itself — lovely.
The food and wait staff… not even worth one star.

This is a nice hotel that is just a few (long) blocks from Disneyland. I did web check-​in and when I arrived at the hotel, the process went quickly. I had a room on the 6^th floor (there are 7 floors) with a view of the Disneyland fireworks. You’ll want a room that faces the front parking lot. You should be able to see the Hyatt Place, Hilton, and Courtyard Marriott.
The suites were plenty spacious for my family of three. Our toddler is transitioning out of a crib and into a bed and I requested bed rails for our room. I called the hotel a few days in advance to see if they carried these items and they do not. I ended up bringing one rail myself and then I fortified the rest of the bed and floor with pillows and cushions. The beds were a little soft/​squishy for my taste and the pillows fluffed nicely but went flat soon after resting your head on them. The way the vents are situated in a 2-​queen room, the bed closest to the window got a nice taste of the A/​C. Maybe a little too nice. I had to turn up the temp just to make it comfortable.
The bedroom has a connecting door to the bathroom, so you don’t have to go all the way around the room. Nice touch. Other amenities of the room include a mini fridge and a microwave.
Hallway noise was pretty loud but outside of that, I didn’t hear any noise through the walls from our neighbors.
Service here was fine, but nothing that made me feel overly welcome. Outside of checking in, no one at the front desk every greeted me, or looked at me, when I walked by. One night I called the Care Line from my room to see if they had any combs because I forgot to bring one. After a brief hold to go check, I was told they did have some. After a short pause that kind of felt like a long time, I ended up asking how I could get one. In my head, I was thinking the next logical thing for them to say would be to tell me how I could get one. I mean, I don’t make it a habit to call hotel care lines just to check their hospitality item inventory. I ended up not getting one.
For being a Hilton HHonors Gold member, I received two breakfast buffet coupons for each day of my stay. Service there was great. My family has food allergies and the staff and chef did a nice job making up some side orders to accommodate those allergies.
The ART shuttle stops right outside the hotel entrance from the street and is probably about a a 5 – 10 minute drive (one way) depending on the lights. Children 2 and under ride free. A one-​way adult pass is $ 3 and full-​day pass is $ 5 and tickets can be purchased at the hotel front desk. Parking is $ 16/​day with in and out privileges.
Overall, I feel this is a good hotel and I would return. It’s solid but unspectacular. On the topic of not being greeted by staff, it’s always nice for a hotel to have that personal touch to it, but I don’t especially mind in this instance. I was here for one thing only… Disneyland. I was mostly focused on getting out of the hotel to get to the park, or getting into my room to rest. It wasn’t the type of vacation where I needed or wanted to be coddled. I had a nice place to stay and transportation to and from the park was easy and quick.
At check-​out, I was offered some cookies for the road. A nice and welcome gesture at the end of the trip.

First off, I am a Diamond Hilton member and I have been to a lot of Hilton properties throughout the country. This was one of the cleanest doubletree’s I have stayed at. The staff was really friendly and great and I was upgraded to a firework view suite.
I recommend this hotel for Disneyland visitors. It’s not too far away and is a lot cheaper and nicer than other nearby hotels.
Helpful transportation tip: My family and I (5 total) took Über to and from park. Cost was around 7 – 9 dollars a trip for all of us. It is a lot cheaper than the 5 dollars a person ART fee and you get door to door service with Über! It was my first time using the Über service and it was great.

Loved this hotel. The 2-​room suite is pretty roomy. You could easily sleep 6 people in there. Beds are comfy, room is clean, I thought the hotel staff (from front desk to restaurant workers) were great! About a 15−20min walk to Disneyland or you can pay $ 5 for the ART Shuttle that comes every 20 minutes. It’ll probably still take you about 20 mins to get to DL, but it’s nice after a full day at the park.
Downsides to the hotel are: $ 16 per night for parking and no free shuttle to Disneyland.

I did the general search for hotels, looking for the better deals near Disneyland. Booked late at night, checked in at 9. Reservation paid for 12 hours? Booking did not show checkout time. Less informative. Experienced that. No problem. $ 130 to sleep in a queen sized bed. Okay. At check in there was no one at the concierge. Okay. Got a handicap room. Safe. Necessary? Parking, despite reservation came to $ 25 a night or about $ 6/​hour. Hmmm…
They seemed to care a lot about guests receiving warm cookies without inquiring about allergies– one of the most common… Nuts.
Guests are families with kids pre Disneyland park hopper tickets. Noise. Not an issue for me yet probably for most.
Bird feces on windows and on decorative pilars.
NO view or significantly blocked view of Disney fireworks.
Not for me

Family trip to Disney? Yes book this hotel now!
Reason: last minute family trip
Family: 2 adults, 2 kids
Room: 2 bed suite with smaller, separate living room area, 2 tv’s, sofa, desk, small fridge and microwave, coffeemaker
Favorites: military discount with free breakfast buffet (excellent choices, omelet bar, served 630−1030a) for each day of stay, for all of us (valued at $ 120), in/​out privileges for parking at just $ 16/​day, only 5 min walk to Disney parking lot where we then took the free Toy story shuttle bus to the park, right next to several restaurants, in house restaurant/​full bar (pricey but delicious, we opted for dinner room service our last night), in house café serving Starbucks coffee, freshly baked chip cookies upon check in, kid friendly gift shop, 2^nd floor rooftop heated pool and hot tub where you are able to have partial view of Disneyland fireworks, amazingly comfortable beds/​pillows, clean rooms, simple décor, and friendly/​helpful staff. I’m sure there could always be something, someone could find to complain about, but honestly we booked this hotel on the night of (Sun & Monday stay) and all of this cost our family what it would have cost us for a one night stay at one of the Disney hotels. Don’t get me wrong, we have also stayed at the Grand Californian and would go back again for the convenience and full Disney experience, but for the value and all the benefits, we will definitely be staying here next time. One of the best and by far easiest trips for our family yet! I’m sorry I didn’t get everyone’s names, but thank you to our waitresses Alejandra, Erlinda, housekeeping Pilar, and front desk supervisor Chad Cruz and the rest of the staff! We appreciate you guys

An easy resting spot if you are travelling… not so easy on the wallet.
Yes the place was clean, well maintained, and had great customer service. Was able to sleep comfortably, and have my own peace and quiet. But for a casual trip with a 2 nights stay, this is not the hotel to stay at. Me and my party stayed here for Disneyland (baller status… yeah!), but we found out later the shuttle to Disneyland was not free. Instead of taking the shuttle, me and my party drove to the Disneyland lot (Pumba) which was 3 or 4 blocks away. Real easy, other than waking up a bit earlier. We knew parking at the hotel was going to be about $ 16 a night though. So things started adding up.
Recomendation: I would recommend this hotel for business travellers, but for general travel… it depends on how much money you are willing to spend. If you plan on driving to one of the Disneyland parking lots, I recommend getting a cheaper hotel a few more blocks away.
Past hotel experience leading to this hotel experience: It is tough because I saved money at the last «hotel» I stayed at in Anaheim. That one was roughly ~$ 130 a night, but that place was dirty. So that is why my party had tried a hotel with a higher rating.
Overall: Derserves the 4 star rating because it is clean, and like a hotel should be I got a lot of rest during my stay. (Potentially 5 stars, but the price is the deal braker.) If I want a reliable nights sleep, I can stay at this hotel.

Cookieeeeeeeeesss! I couldn’t tell you how many warm cookies I ate during my five night trip here; they’re delicious and a welcome home at the end of long vacation days! This is one of the most fun, relaxing, and nicest hotels I’ve ever stayed in. From check-​in to check-​out I had not a single problem. The hostess was very welcoming.
The rooms are suites, as the name implies. I loved the large living room, bathroom, and separate bedroom with two queens. The elephant towel creation gave me a chuckle. There enough towels for more than just my friend and I, which is always nice. The room was very clean on arrival, and stayed that way throughout. Every time I was in my room, I felt like it was a home away from home. Free wi-​fi was also a nice touch.
The hotel had all the amenities I needed as well: a small gym, restaurant, coffee bar, and most importantly, a pool with hot tub. I used the latter at least once each night. If I ever make it back to Anaheim, I will stay here. The location is excellent– plenty of food choices and quick walking distance to the convention center.

We stayed here just last night, for Valentine’s Day. Forget the magic, we just wanted a hot meal, a movie and a great bed for sleep, since we haven’t been able to do any of these things since our son was born in November.
Hot Doubletree chocolate chip cookie at check-​in, check. Unobstructed view of Disneyland fireworks, check. Pillow-​top Dream Bed for parents used to Sofa City, check. Coffee maker with Coffee Bean, check and check. Fridge, microwave, check check, bing bong.
We settled in with a decadent dessert called Cookie Craving, which is listed in the menu for $ 8, but will disguise itself in a $ 15 monkey suit on your bill. Mmm-​mmm! But, it’s to be expected at a place like this, so two spoons, please.
Now, here’s why we give this place two stars. First of all, if my husband calls to request sugar and cream to go with the in-​room coffee … and you say ‘okay’ but never bring it up to us … it’s a GD annoyance. But if you repeat the performance the next morning when we request coffee and condiments … I want to scrape your eyeballs out of your sockets until the caffeine comes out. After a while, we thought about calling them up for random shit … «yes, can we get a couple of sham-​wows?» «yes, hi, can you send up a german shepherd holding four pieces of turkey bacon?» … JUST to see if they would find our original request for coffee simpler to do in comparison.
So, no morning coffee, which pissed us off enough to pack up our things and peace out before the 11 am checkout time. Oh, but you have to wait for valet, which we were forced to pay for the night before when self-​parking was not available. Now, I’m no gynecologist, but when a valet brings a car up to the front and parks it, shouldn’t they tell the owners of said car? Or does Doubletree just like for its guests to have all the fun of waiting a billion years before discovering that their car was sitting at the front of the queue the ENTIRE time? Cut to me sitting in the car while hubby plays Frogger in the valet lot, looking for the valet who’s holding the keys …
We’ve had better customer service at EXCALIBUR EFFING RESORT, By the way, we did eventually get our coffee. At Denny’s. Good lookin’ out, Doubletree. Coasting on your cookies.

I stayed here recently during my lat trip to Disneyland for the Inaugural Avengers Superheroes Half Marathon. Ken L. and I arrived in the afternoon before the posted check-​in time and the staff were able to accommodate us early. That was very much appreciated since we were tired from the flight and drive there. The best part was getting our nice, warm cookies. What a great way to welcome guests.
The location is prefect if you’re going to Disneyland. It’s a short 15 – 20 minute walk to the park and near a lot of places to eat.
Overall, we enjoyed our stay here. The room was clean and the staff were friendly. The parking lot could fill up though if you end up coming back late. Would definitely recommend this hotel for the price and comfort.

It’s a solid 4… you can’t beat the triple A rate and they let us check in at 0830. The cookies are delicious and the perfect way to start out your day at Disney or any day I suppose! Showerheads are strong and queen beds are comfortable. Coffee/​frig in room… spacious.
Get knocked down one star because we asked the nephew how he slept on the pull out couch and he replied, «Like a baby… I cried every few hours!»