Disneyland Visit in November...Question - Beyond Tiki

D dangergirl299 Grand Member (1 year) Bay Area Joined: Feb 18, 2003 Posts: 893	D dangergirl299 Posted posted on Thu, Jul 7, 2005 10:14 AM I have heavily researched this question. A good decent (fairly cheap) hotel is the Fairfield. I am staying there in September. However, it does not have a theme, but is clean and quiet and inexpensive. I researched all of the theme hotels within walking distance and found too many complaints of poor management, poor cleanliness and noise. You should however spring for at least one night at the original Disneyland hotel, with a room overlooking the water area in the middle. It is magnificent, and worth the $200/night. Plus, when you are a Disney guest, you get to enter the park an hour early.

I have heavily researched this question. A good decent (fairly cheap) hotel is the Fairfield. I am staying there in September. However, it does not have a theme, but is clean and quiet and inexpensive. I researched all of the theme hotels within walking distance and found too many complaints of poor management, poor cleanliness and noise.

You should however spring for at least one night at the original Disneyland hotel, with a room overlooking the water area in the middle. It is magnificent, and worth the $200/night. Plus, when you are a Disney guest, you get to enter the park an hour early.

Post #170155 by dangergirl299 on Thu, Jul 7, 2005 10:14 AM