where to stay

[honeymom]

My daughter is noise sensitive. We are thinking of staying off-site and would like suggestions of where to stay. Has to be a hotel that is quiet. Would prefer a suite and would prefer to stay somewhere that is easy access to Disneyland (either easy service to park or easy walk). Does anybody have suggestions. Thanks.

 

[hlbtimes2]

They dont have suites, but we've really enjoyed our stays at the candy cane inn. Its close by (walk or take their shuttle), offers a great breakfast and the place is clean and nicely decorated. We have had no issues with noise.

If you really want a suite you might try the best western park place inn. I have not stayed there, but it typically gets good reviews.

 

[JenDisneylandlver]

Actually some of the most quite stays I've had have been onsite. It really all depends on the walls of the hotel, and if you have a door in your room that connects to the room next door. That's where all our noise problems have really been from.

We stayed at the GCH, with a view of the DCA. The sliding glass door was extremely sound proof, it ended up being a quiet stay. Last year we had that connecting door at the DLH with people who let their kids scream until 2 am every night! This also happened offsite as well. So I'd say it doesn't really matter where you stay, I'd just ask for a room with no connecting door, possibly away from street noise. Or like in the DLH I'd probably not want a room with a DTD view either.

 

[disneyochem]

Little bit of a walk but I highly recommend the Residence Inn Maingate. All suites and very quiet!

 

[Gigikay]

We stayed at the Residence Inn Maingate about 2 years ago and right on the street is a trolley stop that took us to Disneyland. It was about a 10 minute ride and came by very often. The people at the front desk helped us with that information before we ever arrived. We has one bedroom with two beds. A nice bathroom, kitchen and living room with a sleeper couch. Tvs in bedroom and livingroom. It was quite and very clean and nice. Beautiful grounds also with a pool.

 

[Lollipop's Mom]

I found the Candy Cane to be a bit noisy in the mornings. Maid carts rolling up and down at 730am woke us up. I would choose a hotel with interior corridors like the Hilton or Sheraton, as opposed to a motel type setting. I hate hallway noise as well and find that motels are the worst for this, but comfort inns, holiday inns, sheraton, marriott, hiltons are usually a good choice. Look for interior corridors!