Lemon Tree Hotel & Suites

I’m just going to get down to the point: this place is horrible! I know you’re probably thinking that last sentence was a gross over exaggeration but, my friend, you are sadly wrong and now I shall take you step by step…
Below is my experience with not only one double queen room but also the «family suite» we purchased.
1. There was a ‘reservation issue’ and the my reservation was lost from
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2. There are none of the following– no luggage cart, no indoor ice machine, no elevator, no toiletries (not even a bar of soap or an extra toilet paper roll) and no iron in the room (even though there’s an ironing board). There are no nearby sights or restaurants.
3. The hotel is severely dated, dumpy and dirty. The walls are thin thus making every outside noisy that much more annoying.
4. The room is in desperate need of a makeover. Aside from the huge space underneath the door (where God knows what has allowed in), there’s nothing remarkable about this room. The walls are dirty and have chipped paint, the carpet needs vacuuming and there are no drawers. The refrigerator didn’t work, the microwave didn’t work and the deadbolt didn’t lock; the only form of safety was a flimsy chain lock. In the «suite» there was no bathroom mirror or working air-​conditioning. It was extremely loud and dirty (the entire second floor is being renovated); had we known this, we would not have stayed here.
But on the bright side there was a large closet (with only 3 hangers), a complimentary park shuttle and a working hair dryer.
5. The housekeeping staff really sucks. The carpet was dirty and obviously hadn’t been vacuumed in a while, the furniture was dusty and the linens looked questionable and the shower walls had leftover soap stains (at least I hope it was soap…).
6. Breakfast consisted of a bowl of apples and oranges, dried cereal, some bread & mini muffins as well as coffee, milk and watered down orange juice; by 7:30am almost everything was gone.
Do not trust the photos on the hotel website– I’m not sure where or when these were taken but they do not reflect this place in the slightest. Had I known what we had in store I would have paid the $ 20 or $ 30 more and stayed somewhere reputable and closer to the park.

If you want to get charged twice for a night then be my guest and come here! We called to complain about being charged twice and they said it wasn’t their fault??? Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else! Do not waste your money here

Don’t expect to sleep in at all while you stay here. Apparently they are constantly remodeling, so prepare for extremely loud banging, scraping, grinding, dragging, and shuffling starting promptly at 8 am. I feel like this is something the management should have told us about. It definitely would have made us rethink our decision to stay here! Other than that, the hotel is kind of retro and interesting with a bunch of different room types, but for $ 125 a night after tax, I think we’ll just stay in a cheap chain motel next time. Sorry Lemon Tree! I really wanted to like you.

The price was good wasn’t expensive. The room was dirty and dusty. The kitchen had cockaroaches in the microwave and sink. The bathroom was also dirty. They need better housekeeping. It was quiet and I didn’t ask for anything extra so can’t comment on that. If they clean up better I would stay there again and fumigate.

So u come to Unilocal read reviews but ur like mmmm how bad can it really be… well I wish I would have gone with the reviews this hotels is bad none of the pictures look like the actual rooms they make it seem like they are really nice online.
–Ac not working
–Shower looked dirty not to mention I had to dig in the drain to remove a wad of hair cuz shower water wasn’t going any where.
–kitchen was dirty as well
–paid 189 plus 100 dollar deposit… o should have just stayed at a motel 6 lol

I only paid $ 84 a night here but it should have been less. I’ve been ocean front in San Diego for $ 94 a night and it was WAY nicer than this.
We were able to check in early and staff is nice. However, once in the hotel, based off of reviews I had read, I knew to document everything. There is a sign about the dishes provided and prices you would pay if they were missing. Of course a lot was missing so I had to document it and notify the front desk. I would have done it by phone but the phone didn’t work. I also had to ask for several items that should have already been in the room (towels, DND sign etc)
The room was small. Barely enough room for two people. It smelled like AJAX which I guess is more «clean» smelling. If another room does anything that involves water while you’re in the shower, expect to have your skin burned off.
The bed was super stiff and pillows were flat. Sleeping soundly was not an option. 5 hours interrupted?
The outside is cute. I’m sad that the inside didn’t match. I would not stay here again but I would say that there are worse places than this. Sorry!

A true motel. Was very disappointed (so much so that if I wasn’t so tired I would have booked another room somewhere else) and will not ever be staying here again.

This is about one of the word places you can stay in the area, period.
Don’t stay here.
The pictures on their website and the travel websites definitely do not represent what the place actually looks like. They do however prominently display those pictures on a 36″ monitor when you come inside.
When I got to the hotel it was obvious that the outside didn’t match the picture. I went in, waited to check in 10 minutes because they were having issues with their computer and key machine, finally got to check in and then was sent to sit on a couch and wait another 10 minutes while they created my key.
The hotel furniture is original midcentury modern and it shows. The beds are hard as rocks and airline pillows are more comfortable. As you can see from the pictures I had to roll up a towel to cover the 1″ gap under my door. Looking out my sliding glass window I could see shoes and other debris on top of the pool house. A five year old could have jimmied the slider open even if he didn’t know what jimmying was in about two minutes.
The walls were so paper thin that the first night we heard but didn’t understand every word of an argument an Asian couple had next door until almost 4:00am, a call to the desk did no good. The next night the person staying in the room next to us hummed all night and we could hear it perfectly until 2:0am and on the final night, the person next door played the George Lopez show virtually all night long and we could hear every word. Again, calls to the front desk met with no help.
The carpets are dirty, the be linens are clean but worn. The bathroom had at some point been remodeled but was so small two people couldn’t stand at the sink at the same time.
This hotel is really a joke and at $ 250 a night, an insult to good sense. Don’t stay here.

I read all of the reviews prior to arriving so I’d know what to expect. I’ll say that some of the reviews were right on and some were just being picky. Before I bullet point the facts, I will say that we all know we get what we pay for. However, I did pay extra for a room with a kitchen and was given a room without. The hotel said it was the fault of
. which, after research, found was true. I’m not a cannot
now, false advertisement. So, here’s what I found:
— The staff was very friendly. I didn’t request an early check in on time but they got me in by 11:00 AM for an extra charge of $ 20.
— Understaffed. If you call to the front for extra towels, blankets, coffee or pillow, you I’ll be expected to go to the front desk to retrieve it yourself duento understaffing.
— I am disabled and was out on the second floor with no elevator.
— Breakfast was free and good. Fresh mini chocolate chip muffins, danishes, bread for toast, variety of cereals, waffles, coffee, orange juice, fruit, etc.
— Location isn’t bad at all. The hotel is only 9 minutes from the Disneyland parking lot. Its also close to grocery stores, fast food, subway, Starbucks, gas stations, etc. Thus is great when you plan to pack lunch for Disneyland. This saved me hundreds of dollars. Being there for 4 full days, I only spent $ 129 TOTAL on food for two people. Not bad, huh?
— Coffee pot in the room was small and light weight. The entire thing fell over soaking my paperwork.
— Décor: I read a lot about the décor on Unilocal.This is what I found. Its not a chain hotel. They don’t have a big budget. They remodel a little at a time. So then floors and walls and furniture were all mismatched. Inliked the tile flooring in the bathroom, very shabby. However it didn’t match the Spanish tile in the entry way. The color in the walls were a creamy pink… Super ugly and didn’t match the orange-​brown curtains.
— Room had microwave and fridge so I brought popcorn and drunks and fruit.
— The TV was VERY SMALL and the channels didnnit match the channel list they provided in the room which enraged my Nickelodeon obsessed 9 year old.
— The bed sheets and blanket are thin. Ask for extra before you dress in your PJs.
— I never saw the pool, so no comment there.
— Cleanliness: I found a dirty sock by the coffee maker but everything else was clean. A little rust on the bathtub drain. No biggie. But the dust was built up.
— I read a Unilocal review about how they were given no hangers so I brought a big pack of my own. Guess what, my room had no closet! Haha!
— In the morning the hallways smelled strongly of household cleaner. It was so strong I could barely breathe. Dusting would have been a better use of time.
— The beds were a bit firm, but I didn’t care because I have a really bad back so it was fine for me.
— Walls are very thun! I could hear one neighbor snoring clearly and then kids on the other side with their music on. Seemed loud but it was at normal level. I couldn’t complain because it wasn’t their fault.
Suggestion to hotel: Hire a designer to come in and help to make a budget and a plan to make this place LOOK better. Nothing flows. Being called the Lemon Tree Hotel, adding splashes of yellow paint could take ones eye away from the mismatched flooring and brighten it up. Contact
and make sure they’re communicating properly. Bigger TVs. Corrected channel guide. A guide for local businesses including food delivery places. Disneyland DVDs for those who are visiting Disneyland.
Suggestions for guests: Ask for extra blankets, coffee and towels immediately. Confirm if your room has a kitchen. And a closet. Bring coffee creamer, napkins, phone chargers (no USB outlets) and paper plates. If you have room in your luggage bring your favorite pillow and blanket.
Overall it was an okay stay. We were in town for Disneyland so I didn’t really care that much about the hotel. Would I stay here again? No. Probably not. Perhaps if the rooms we’re $ 25 per night. But I’d rather pay a little extra for a decent sized TV, better blankets, more towels, and option for food delivery.

This place is HORRID! Phone didn’t work, wifi worked BEAUTIFULLY and fast.
In 10 min increments then absolutely NOTHING for 15−20min increments!!! NO towels in the room, there was, however, a bathmat that had wads of hair IN it… and the shower and tub had who knows how many peoples soap and I dont know what else stains and streaks… I was told that my room was in front of the «ponds»… THAT DO NOT EXIST!
the room stank of old musty… old stuff… the sheets and bed spread felt grimy and there were yellow stains all over them… NOT what you want to put your body on… the beds are on rollers and move with every turn… fake lashes stuck to the obviously unkept floor and a lipstick stain on the door… gross!!!
Do not stay here!

This place is really a lemon. Rooms are not like pictured. 2 star because of how quiet and of the attempt of sprucing up what was probably was a Motel 6. Beds are hard, bathrooms are dirty. This is not a place to stay for a nice vacation. Pictures advertised are not what they offer.

I’m not one to complain, I really only needed this hotel just to leave my stuff and to sleep but I this place was falling apart! There were drawers missing, big hopes that lead into walls, no GFCI outlet next to the sink, plus at eye level, a broken tv that was plugged into a loose outlet, tweezers in the bathroom cabinet, the toilet seat was loose, one of the lamps wouldn’t work and was bent over, a screw sticking halfway out of the wall, oven coils that weren’t even connected to the oven, a bag full of rubbish just sitting in the hallway next to the stairs while housekeeping did their rounds, no elevator so it’s NOT handicapped friendly, and the closet doors was hanging loose, I’M NOT EVEN DONE. The hotel says they offer a free shuttle to Disneyland and they told me that it would be better if I took an Über. I asked for a refund which the manager did comply with but told me not to post anything on Unilocal… too bad.

I am not sure what to say about this place. The pictures they post on here do not represent the property when you visit it first in person.
There are plenty of bad reviews on this place, so get a room here if you dare. They put me into room 148 at first. Someone must have been working on a sewer or something, because it smelled like sewer. Inside the room, and everything. It was not a pleasant experience at first. I complained, and they put me into another room, which just happened to be the corner suite by the stairs that lead up the top rooms. That was better, but yet, still had a strange smell. I dealt with it for the night. I was here for 5 nights last week. The next day, they moved me to a different room, which was ok. It was a descent size, and when I came back from business, there was a bottle of champagne on the dresser by the TV.
I went down stairs to thank them, and they were very apologetic, and worked hard the rest of my stay to make sure I was taken care of. That was much appreciated. The bed I had in room 216 was REALLY hard. I sleep on my side, and my collar bone is still affected by the hard bed. Overall, when I am back in Anaheim later this year, I am quite certain I will not make a reservation here, however, I will remember how nice they were, and how they went out of their way to make my stay as pleasant as possible. That was very kind of them. And another complaint some other residents had, was housekeeping didn’t always clean your room when you stayed for multiple days. My room did get cleaned after the first day, but I’m weird and don’t want anyone in my room while I’m gone. Just a personal preference, so I put the little note on the door to do not disturb.
Remember folks, it’s not always the employees who are at fault for having a less than par beat up building. The owners obviously do not want to put much money into the place, and the employees are faced with the problems when visitors cross them on their visit. So do not hold them accountable if the floors are junky, and the carpet needs replaced, or the bed sucks.

If your looking for a sleepless night, this is the place you want to stay!
When we first arrived, computers weren’t working. Told us to sit in the waiting area. Then I overhear the front desk tell someone else to sign in and sit down. I wasn’t told I had to sign in after hearing this.
Got a room 146 with two queen beds. The bed next to the bathroom, mattress squeezed every time you move. The mattress sank to the center. Suggestion to Hotel: PUT A NEW MATTRESS ON THIS BED! Probably all the beds!
When we went to bed (12pm), across the parking lot, behind the wall, people who live there were partying and had their loud music on for most of the night.
2AM, helicopters flying overhead for an hour.
This place needs a MAJOR renovation!
Paid too much for a dump

DON’T STAY HERE! IT’S HORRIBLE!!! Walking into the room it smelled weird, the floors were dirty, there was this weird yellow stuff on the wall, we had stains on the sheets which I called about and it took 30 mins and me walking down to the front desk to get clean ones and then the blanket was still damp, there was a cricket in the room. It felt like a brothel. I didn’t read the reviews before booking and I wish I had. The staff is very lazy. Free WiFi and he didn’t even give us the password. My husband got bit by something that looked like a flea in the room. If we hadn’t been so tired we would of just driven home. I’ll be reporting this place to the health department for review. I’d rather have slept in a cardboard box then this place again. Do yourself a favor though and spend a little more and stay some where else.

Stayed here for a night for a Disneyland trip with wifey and I guess for the price, this place was okay…
Hands down, the customer service here was awesome… everyone from our Disneyland shuttle driver, to the 3 different front desk people that helped us were all really nice.
However… the room, although pretty clean, is why I would never stay again. The king bed we had was SO uncomfortable! Thankfully it was only for one night…
When they say «light breakfast», they really mean it… muffins, waffles, and cereal are pretty much your only options. We still had to go to Denny’s across the street from Disneyland just to make sure we weren’t hungry again at 9 AM.
Overall, I’d recommend paying the extra $ 20-​ish to stay somewhere a little nicer… but if you’re trying to save $$$ and need a quick stay, this place will do.

Do yourself a favor find a different Hotel… At check in I was informed they charge a $ 100 damage charge and its charged at check in. An they check your room before you leave if they are going to refund your money… An the only reason I stayed was because I confirmed the $ 110.00 on my credit card and the hotel was down the street from my office… So people do your self a favor If it’s not a Name brand hotel chain and it starts with Lemon Tree don’t stay… Also they checked me into a room that wasn’t even ready for check in and I couldn’t even unload my stuff and relax before going back to the office…
DON“T STAY AT THIS HOTEL!!!

Decided to check this place out since I’ve stayed at the sister hotel (hotel peppertree). I read the reviews prior to booking a reservation. Despite the bad reviews, I wanted to see it for myself.
We decided to come early and see if we can check in. Unfortunately we couldn’t since there were no rooms available, but I asked to pre-​check in so that we would be all set after a day at Disneyland.
Anyways. We booked the room with the jacuzzi. It was a decent sized room, I was surprised. For $ 90/​night, not too bad. But as soon as we walked into the room, it had a weird smell to it. An old smell. So we opened up the window to air it out. And then we checked the bed and the sheets. We ended up finding various stains on the sheets and the mattress itself. So we called the front desk for new sheets. New sheets were gross as well. So we ended up grabbing our throw blanket in the car and used that to sleep on and used our own pillows. Next, the towels. Even the towels had yellow stains!
Overall experience. Bad. I should’ve listened to the reviews. I would never stay here again. Even if they offer free wifi, parking and continental price. You definitely get what you pay for.

I’d never stay here again. only thing good about this place is the housekeeping, and handyman… The front desk isn’t any help. Nor do they have their crap together… Horrible place to stay especially if you have a 2month old.
Total regret of a place for a vacation, and waste of money…

I was very disappointed with your. The room smelled. One bed made very uncomfortable and noisy. But, the most unpleasant and unsatisfactory problem was the toilet. It would NOT flush!!! The first we advised your front desk staff of the problem. Someone was sent to plunge the toilet. That evening and into the night again the toilet would not flush. Second time advised the front staff. This indicating that a plumber would be needed as plunging the toilet did not work the first night. Again, that evening and into the night same problem. I advised your front desk staff again as to how awful it was in the room. All he says is he is sorry.

If all you read of this review is this first sentence take my advice and do no stay here! All the pictures that are on their Unilocal account are more more photo shopped than a Celebrity magazine cover!
So we booked this hotel very last minute pretty much day before for New Years Eve. Most hotels were sold out or prices were very high. So this was a steal at $ 200 for the night, and this pictures didn’t look bad. As soon as we get to the check in I already notice it’s not looking like the pictures at all. The clerk was nice and polite. Walking up the stairs to our room looks like the carpet hasn’t been vacuumed or cleaned in ages. You see dust and junk where the wall meets the stairs. Walking down the hall way I could hear people in their rooms. So we approach our room. Open the door and the smell of air fresheners hits you with the smell of something gross behind it that they are trying to cover up. All the furniture was mis matched, the carpet looked the same as the stairs old and dirty. I was afraid to take my shoes off! The bathroom had spider webs, something «brown» smeared across the shower curtain and light panel. The towel and shower wall had hair someone else’s hair stuck to it. We checked for bed bugs because this place looked sketchy as hell we didn’t want to take something home with us. (After coming home and reading other reviews on this place someone did get bed bugs from here. But it looks like some how the hotel made a new page for that review to go away) I could hardly sleep because I was so grossed out by the entire place. We woke up in the morning able to hear some one peeing in the next room! Yes peeing, the walls are that thin. I hurried changed (I didn’t even take a shower… I didn’t want to subject myself to anything else in that room) and we got out of that hotel. This hotel needs a lot of work. I don’t mind older hotels… As long as they are cleaned appropriately. I have stayed in some of the crummiest hotels in Vegas too and nothing compares to this place. It is not a sanitary place to bring your family. Please take my advice and stay away.

I find it interesting that I can no longer leave my review on this hotel on the page that already has 179 reviews… which are mostly not so great because they «moved». Damage control much? Hold on folks. This is going to be a long ride.
About two weeks ago, I decided on a spur of the moment mom and kid trip to Disneyland. Being I had only five days notice to book a room, I found most of the hotels within my budget were already reserved. Then I came across the Lemon Tree. First of all… I liked the name. I have a lemon tree. I love it dearly. Produces amazing fruit. Then I saw the pictures. Cute! I liked the Spanish flair. Then the location. Not far! Doable. So I figure, probably the best shot I got at this point… let’s book it.
This is probably when I should mention that I am in the property management business…
So we pull into the parking lot at about 4pm on a Thursday afternoon. Nothing alarming. We park and walk into the lobby. It was about what I expected. Woman behind the counter was helpful enough, but it’s not rocket science. I felt like she didn’t care whether we were there or not. Whatever. My son, (who is 12) says to me «Mom. Are you sure? This place looks NOTHING like it’s pictures.» I told him that no place does, that’s called marketing and moved on with it. I pull up to where our room is to park and the maintenance guys were checking the light posts to make sure they were working. Good sign there! They reminded me of some of my previous maintenance guys I worked with, and they looked like they really cared about their property. I parked among many empty spots and had no issues thus far. We walk into the room… I think… hmmm…interesting. My first thought was that these used to be apartments that got converted into hotel rooms. The room was very musty and I propped open the door immediately. There was a strange kitchen area that had old ass silverware in a drawer and a listing posted that if we were to accidentally take that random fork home, it would cost us $ 3 dollars. Yeah no. Not touching that weirdness. It did have a mini fridge which we found useful. Once I closed the door, I found that there was a HUGE crack between the door and the door frame, and major cobwebs behind the door. I figure you get what you pay for. The bed was made but I cannot attest to the sheet condition as we didn’t turn them down. In all those other reviews on that «other page», there were plenty people stating stained sheets were the norm. I always bring my own sheets anyways and placed them on top. Brought our own blankets and pillows too. With that being said, the bed was comfortable and we had a good night’s sleep.
We get up in the morning for our big one day. I shower first and that’s when the grossness began for me. Getting into the shower, there were hairs everywhere and a booger on the shower wall. I did what I needed to do as fast as possible and got the eff out. I reach for a towel and… ummm…one has a giant black hair on it, (we are blonde so there’s that) so I reach for another. That one is covered in little black whisker hairs. Well guess what? As South Park’s Towelie has advised for the last 20 years or so, «Don’t forget to bring a towel! You never know where that towel has been!» Thank god I brought a towel. Of course me and my son had to share it, but as gross as that is, at least we are blood related. We had vouchers for the breakfast they offer which we went to. Got a couple of mini muffins and passed on the rest. It wasn’t as awful as people have previously mentioned but basic.
We head off to a day of fun. Disneyland was open until 11pm. My son couldn’t muster staying that late so we left early. We pull into the hotel lot by 10:30 and there was ZERO parking. If Disneyland isn’t even closed yet, how is the parking already full? Immediately I realize that it’s not just hotels at this place, that it has to also be residential. The numerous contractor trucks that were occupying parking spaces in front of my room were a huge clue. So I end up parallel parking in front of our room, following the lead of the others before me. Had I waited another 30 minutes, I wouldn’t have even been able to do that. At this point, my tired kid manages to stumble into our room and crash immediately. So glad he did. Because our neighbor had another idea. Shortly after we got in, there was this weird repetitive noise coming through the wall. Then I heard him climax. Then I heard him slap her ass once. Poor girl didn’t really make a peep. Hey girl! If you are reading this, dump that dork and get a new man. I can confirm his dorkness because I ran into him the next morning. Awkward! Once they were done, it was on to the feral cats meowing, hissing, and fighting each other under my car. I turned on the heater and tried to drown out the noise but sleep wasn’t as easy as the night before.
I have more to say. (believe it or not) but I have ran out of room. Bottom line. don’t stay here!

First things first. I find it interesting that I can no longer leave my review on this hotel on the page that already has 179 reviews… which are mostly not so great because they «moved». Damage control much? Hold on folks. This is going to be a long ride.
About two weeks ago, I decided on a spur of the moment mom and kid trip to Disneyland. Being I had only five days notice to book a room, I found most of the hotels within my budget were already reserved. Then I came across the Lemon Tree. First of all… I liked the name. I have a lemon tree. I love it dearly. Produces amazing fruit. Then I saw the pictures. Cute! I liked the Spanish flair. Then the location. Not far! Doable. So I figure, probably the best shot I got at this point… let’s book it.
This is probably when I should mention that I am in the property management business…
So we pull into the parking lot at about 4pm on a Thursday afternoon. Nothing alarming. We park and walk into the lobby. It was about what I expected. Woman behind the counter was helpful enough, but it’s not rocket science. I felt like she didn’t care whether we were there or not. Whatever. My son, (who is 12) says to me «Mom. Are you sure? This place looks NOTHING like it’s pictures.» I told him that no place does, that’s called marketing and moved on with it. I pull up to where our room is to park and the maintenance guys were checking the light posts to make sure they were working. Good sign there! They reminded me of some of my previous maintenance guys I worked with, and they looked like they really cared about their property. I parked among many empty spots and had no issues thus far. We walk into the room… I think… hmmm…interesting. My first thought was that these used to be apartments that got converted into hotel rooms. The room was very musty and I propped open the door immediately. There was a strange kitchen area that had old ass silverware in a drawer and a listing posted that if we were to accidentally take that random fork home, it would cost us $ 3 dollars. Yeah no. Not touching that weirdness. It did have a mini fridge which we found useful. Once I closed the door, I found that there was a HUGE crack between the door and the door frame, and major cobwebs behind the door. I figure you get what you pay for. The bed was made but I cannot attest to the sheet condition as we didn’t turn them down. In all those other reviews on that «other page», there were plenty people stating stained sheets were the norm. I always bring my own sheets anyways and placed them on top. Brought our own blankets and pillows too. With that being said, the bed was comfortable and we had a good night’s sleep.
We get up in the morning for our big one day. I shower first and that’s when the grossness began for me. Getting into the shower, there were hairs everywhere and a booger on the shower wall. I did what I needed to do as fast as possible and got the eff out. I look reach for a towel and… ummm…one has a giant black hair on it, (we are blonde so there’s that) so I reach for another. That one is covered in little black whisker hairs. Well guess what? As South Park’s Towelie has advised for the last 20 years or so, «Don’t forget to bring a towel! You never know where that towel has been!» Thank god I brought a towel. Of course me and my son had to share it, but as gross as that is, at least we are blood related. We had vouchers for the breakfast they offer which we went to. Got a couple of mini muffins and passed on the rest. It wasn’t as awful as people have previously mentioned but basic.
We head off to a day of fun. Disneyland was open until 11pm. My son couldn’t muster staying that late so we left early. We pull into the hotel lot by 10:30 and there was ZERO parking. If Disneyland isn’t even closed yet, how is the parking already full? Immediately I realize that it’s not just hotels at this place, that it has to also be residential. The numerous contractor trucks that were occupying parking spaces in front of my room were a huge clue. So I end up parallel parking in front of our room, following the lead of the others before me. Had I waited another 30 minutes, I wouldn’t have even been able to do that. At this point, my tired kid manages to stumble into our room and crash immediately. So glad he did. Because our neighbor had another idea. Shortly after we got in, there was this weird repetitive noise coming through the wall. Long story short, I heard him climax for a long ass time, and slap her ass once. Poor girl didn’t really make a peep. Hey girl! If you are reading this, dump that dork and get a new man. I can confirm his dorkness because I ran into him the next morning. Awkward! Once done listening to his pathetic self, it was on to the feral cats meowing and fighting each other under my car. I turned on the heater and tried to drown out the noise but sleep wasn’t as easy as the night before.
Long story short (believe it or not) …you can do better.

My boyfriend and I stayed at this hotel very last minute, we were tired and looking for a nice place to rest out head. The hotel was pretty nice, clean, and newly remodeled. The room comes with a refrigerator and a microwave… There’s a pool and jacuzzi as well. We didn’t use any of that because we came to rest. However…
At 9am we were awakened by jackhammers and major construction being done just rooms over from us! Immediate migraine. We jumped in up in a panic not sure what was going on. A little girl and her mom were at the pool terrified. We videoed the workers so that the front desk would be aware of just how LOUD the work was but they were unapologetic and seemed unmoved by the complaint.
This hotel would’ve gotten a 4 star rating but the noise level and customer care bought it down a bit.

Old charm hotel. I loved the smell and feel of the receptionist area. Very welcoming. We got a room upstairs. The size of the room was perfect, 2 queen beds and a kitchen in one room and 1 king bed in the other room. The kitchen was definitely outdated as was the bathroom but for the price we couldn’t beat it. Would give 4 stairs if the beds were comfortable, but those mattresses are on their last leg.

I found this place because they have a Family Suite at an inexpensive price. And while it definitely has a rustic charm to it, it’s still a bit outdated. I loved the Spanish feel to everything, but the beds didn’t match and are a bit worn. The bathroom was super outdated and the kitchen needed some work. But for the price, we were very happy with the stay. Oh, and the staff forgot to make one of the beds.