Hilton Anaheim???

[mickerbaby]

This hotel was recommended on the "mousesavers" website, but I don't hear many others talking about it. Can anyone comment? Is it nice, is it walking distance, any sort of breakfast offered (i suspect not)?
thanks
Crissy

 

[RKB]

Hopefully you'll get some more responses - I have never stayed there, but from what I can gather you can walk across one street and be at the Disneyland parking garage where you can catch the trams in and out of the park. I have read that that hotel is heavily used by convention goers. To read more go to tripadvisor.com and read the reviews. That should really help.

 

[Disneyland1084]

I stayed at the Hilton Anaheim just this past December. I mentioned this in another thread somebody started about this hotel 2 weeks ago. TWICE during my stay there I found a mini metal pipe cleaner embedded in the wash rags while I was showering. I'm lucky I didn't poke my eye out. It's possible those were deliberately embedded. Other than that, it's a nice hotel. They have a nice restaurant, I forget the name, but they serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. It was really good. The staff was nice. If you decide to stay there, just bring your own wash rags.

 

[mickerbaby]

thanks for the info, I love trip advisor! but it is making me rethink my hotel choice. AUHG! I thought I had everything all wrapped up, now back to the drawing board! I wish they had more Disney hotels like at WDW, then I wouldn't be so scared to pick something...
Crissy

 

[Sixstrings]

I stayed there a couple times. It's a nice hotel and I didn't have any problems. But there are lots of others just as good but you wont go wrong staying there. I went to DL last week and stayed at the Annabella. That was nice and had a bit of character to it.

 

[hookedup]

This is just my opinion but I have found Tripadvisor to be more on the negative side whenever I check it on anything. Have you ever read the reports for the WDW resorts on it? If I had followed their advice I would not get 100 miles w/in WDW.
I have stayed many places where there are nightmare reports on TA that I have had very decent experiences. Then again, it is always good to get feedback on a property that you aren't familiar with. I think a lot about WHAT the complaints are to decide if they are something that I would have issues with.

I have been to that Hilton 2 times in the past 10 years (always for conventions). I had no complaints about the property. If you can get a cheap rate there I would go for it.

 

[HaleyB]

I am also trying to pick a hotel for our July trip. I want to hurry up and book it... I am seriously thinking about bidding on Priceline for one. I have been reading the info at www.biddingfortravel.com I have used Priceline for road trips and was really happy with the hotels I got (and can't beat the price) but have never used it for a long stay...