I booked this hotel through its website and paid $129 per night for a weekend business trip. Asked for a high floor facing north and was given a room on the 16th floor where I could see most of the Disneyland fireworks from the balcony. There are two towers in this hotel but only one has balconies.

Room was clean, spacious and comfortable with a desk but no table and chairs. There was an easy chair and ottoman, TV with poor selection of channels and inconsistent sound levels among the channels (very annoying). The bed was very comfortable with no dirty bedspread just a light duvet and sheets, lots of pillows. Sliding door and closet door tracks both appeared bent and then repaired. They did not slide easily. Would have been nice to have the slider lock open just a few inches for ventilation and not have to run the AC at night.

Easy to get extra towels but despite leaving notes could not get housekeeping to allow my towels to air dry and not replace them all daily. Hair dryer, ironing board and iron, tea and cofee making and a refrigerator in the room--too bad there wasn't a microwave.

The Marriott has a steakhouse, a bar, a cafe and a large Starbucks which had a nice selection of sandwiches, salads and snacks. I was here for a convention and to escape at lunch got a made to order sandwich at Starbucks and enjoyed the peace and quiet of my room.

Staff were generally helpful and pleasant, can't fault their service. Planned to use the pool in the evenings after conference meetings but it is surrounded by the bar and restaurant so I wasn't going to don a swimsuit (!) and swim laps in front of colleagues. The pool deck is very small but part is shaded and it would have been very nice located in a more private area.

The Cafe del Sol offers a reasonably priced breakfast buffet. There are shuttles to Disneyland, an easy walk to the convention center. With the Hilton across the street and Sheraton on the corner there are other dining options in easy walking distance.

Not worth more than $150 per night but not a bad stay for less than that to attend a convention.

We just returned from a four night stay at the Anaheim Marriott. We used the Citypass from Costco which included a 3 day disney park hopper. I read many reviews about this hotel and now that I have stayed, I can say that, " it is what you make out of it". We flew in to SNA and took a cab for $40.00 including tip. The cab happened to be a van and it took about 15 minutes to reach the hotel. We booked our hotel through the Marriott website which included the Kids Eat Free deal. The Cafe Del Sol and Degrees work together in serving good meals all throughout the day and night. It is not necessary to walk through the bar to get to the pool. A little perservance will take you to the side door. The pool and jacuzzi were great. We stayed on the 14th floor (upon requesting a high floor) of the main tower and could see most of the fireworks from Disneyland on the nights we came back early. We were able to easily walk the distance between the hotel, past the Convention Center via well light walkways to the south entrance of DL on Katella Ave. We caught the Lion King Tram and made it in to Disneyland in about 10 to 15 minutes after leaving our hotel. You can rent a car from Hertz at the Marriott but I saved some money and rented from Enterprise car rental across the street in the Hilton. We payed nothing for parking as I picked up our rental on our way to San Diego. Overall, this hotel was convienent and the entire staff was outstanding!

My boyfriend and I chose to stay at the Marriott Anaheim for our annual trip to Disneyland because we'd stayed the year before and had wonderful service. Also, the shuttle to Disneyland is cheap and very convenient, making the choice a better deal than staying at the park's over priced hotels. And coffee addicts like me love that there is a Starbucks in the lobby.

BUT this time, our stay wasn't so great. Our room was old, and had a strong musty mildew smell, as if no one had stayed in it in a while and it hadn't been cleaned. There were dusty cobwebs on the curtains and in the corners, which confirmed that for me. We called the front desk, and they moved us to another room in the other tower (the better tower with the nicer rooms that is closer to the management desk ,FYI), which was lovely, smelled wonderful and clean, and had an overall newer, more comfortable feeling. This was what we expected originally. And what we paid for.

We appreciate the move, but wish we didn't have to go through the trouble at all. And it would have been nice if they'd offered us something-- a free drink, parking, shuttle passes, something for our trouble. But hey, I guess you can't have it all.

My family and I stayed here in June of 2007. It was my four year old sons first trip to Disneyland. On the third evening I decided to check on my Suburban which was valet parket out in the back parking lot. As I approached my vehicle, i could see sunlight shining through my where my headrests should of been. As I got closer, thats when I noticed that not only were my headrest montiors torn out of the headrests and the headrests distroyed, my dash had been ripped apart, my in dash DVD player and amplifiers that were mounted under the second row bench seat were missing. Also my drivers side door latch and lock cylinder were damaged, but not enough to gain entry.


It was obvious to me and the investigating officer that my vehiche had been left unlocked. After talking to other people, it is my belief that my vehicle was left unlocked for someone to come back later to steal my property. It would of taken quite a while to remove all that equipment, so the thieves had been give quite a bit of "alone" time to work on my vehicle. Also, anyone parking cars next to my vehicle would of seen the damage inside and out. Only valet parked cars were parked in that area.


So please, stay away from this hotel. I wouldn't want this to happen to someone else. Fortunatley my insurance covered the $5000 in physcial damage and property loss, but nothing can change the fact that my sons first Disneyland experience was ruined.