This was our third trip to Disneyland in the last six years, and was by far the best hotel that we have stayed at in Anaheim. This is Marriott's newest hotel in the area, and I was amazed how clean it was even after one year of being open. The rooms are nicely decorated, and just right in size for a family of four. Some people have complained about size, but let's face it are you really at Disneyland to stay in your room? The staff was very friendly and helpful, even helping to arrange medical care for my wife who became ill during our trip. The pool was nice sized, and heated just right. The bar serves drinks outside to help unwind after navigating through the awful crowds at the Magic Kingdom. One word of caution, the hotel's website states "2 blocks from Disneyland." Keep in mind that the blocks in Anaheim are extremely long, and the two blocks is from the edge of the Disney property, not the entrance gate. It is not a comfortable walk. The Anaheim resort Transit is a good deal, purchase an unlimited pass at the front desk. The bus picks up and drops off at the adjacent Marriott hotel, and is not a bad walk at all. We booked our trip through AAA, and they offer free parking at the hotel to AAA members. I don't have a single complaint.

Stayed at the Courtyard by Marriott Anaheim Disneyland resort. There are a few Courtyards in or near Anaheim. This it he closest one to Disneyland, about a mile away.

Pros:
-- family suite with two rooms, two TVs, and bunkbeds (and sofabed) was ideal for our family of five; also had two comfortable queens in the main room
-- beds are very comfortable (as with most or all Courtyards)
-- free wired and wireless internet (I appreciate the Ethernet connection)
-- staff is friendly
-- on-site laundry, pool, etc. nothing special but all there
-- very clean and nice lobby area and restaurant

Cons:
-- no cell phone service for Verizon except outside (my daughter's AT&T cell phone worked fine)
-- not that close to Disneyland, 1 mile (to long to walk after a long day at Disneyland)
-- no room service or lunch service or bellman service (typical of most Courtyards)
-- no shuttle, you have to take a short walk to the nearby Marriott and pay for a shuttle there (not expensive)
-- needed to do a late night run for food and drinks, but the directions handout provided by the front desk had WRONG directions to the 24 hour Walgreens
-- $9 per night for parking, why? there were many spots available

Price was $220 for the family suite, during Spring Break.

No free breakfast (like at Embassy Suites). Next time I might stay at Embassy Suites which is further from Disneyland, but htis Courtyard is not so close that it makes a difference. If you buy tickets for Disneyland through AAA, you get free parking at Disneyland anyway.

Overall, this hotel is fine, above average. I like Courtyards. But next time, I might stay at the Fairfield (also part of Marriott chain) which is cheaper, has good reviews, and is right across from Disneyland, or the Embassy Suites which has free breakfast.

My favorite part about this hotel was the children's suite. There was a bunkbed in a separate room that stayed nice and dark and seemed to block sound nicely for my 5 and 8 year old. However, there is not a shuttle directly to Disneyland and it ended up being a long walk for the little ones. We did discover it was only around $6 for a taxi each way, which we ended up doing. The hotel offered a shuttle for $3 per adult from their nearby Marriott, which was a bit of a hike and ended up being more expensive than the taxis. Either there were a ton of rude families staying this week or the walls are paper thin. I could not believe how loud it was in the mornings! But on another plus side, the beds were really nice/comfortable and there were two t.v.s - one in the children's room and one in the main room. The panini restraunt on the property was really tastey but the continential breakfast was a total rip off - way too expensive for not a whole lot of choices. The sink was located in the bathroom, which was a pain with four adults sharing the room. I would recommend anyone staying in Anaheim for Disneyland stay in one of the hotels across the street from the park or spend the extra money to stay right in one of the Disney hotels.

It’s a comfortable hotel relatively new. Hotel was over booked and I was placed in Handicap accessible room, which was anything but that. I was locked out of my bathroom and was told this happens all the time. I felt for a handicap accessible (as well as a normal room) there should have been more light switches. It was very dark and you had to walk all the way across the room to turn on a light. I was attending a conference so location was great. The staff was very good, but the room was satisfactory.