Lemon Tree Hotel & Kitchen Suites

The lobby area was welcoming and well-decorated so initial impression was good. My family had a one bedroom APT room - right away I noticed an odd smell, similar to that of a cheaper motel. The space itself was roomy enough - sparsely but adequately decorated. The carpets had quite a bit of stains on them, which was a bit of a deterrent. Some of the walls also were a bit dirty. If the company could clean the carpets, repaint some of the walls and get some febreeze goin' on, it could earn an extra star from me. Overall it was okay - not great, not bad. I did enjoy the continental breakfast mainly because it was in the lobby which was the best part of the hotel for us.

It was very cozy, affortable and clean. Disneyland is at a close distance.

Perfect place for a one day trip to see the Angels play....Close to the stadium, very comfortable room, friendly staff....Signage was a little hard to see, but that's also part of the charm....

WE WENT TO LEMON HOTEL TO GET AWAY FROM HOME AND TO VISIT THE DISNEYLAND PARK. HOW EVER WHEN WE GOT TO THE CITY WE COULD NOT FIND THE HOTEL BECUASE IT WAS MILES AWAY FROM THE PARK WE THOUGHT SINCE IT WAS ADVERTISED NEAR DISNEYLAND WE EXPECTED IT TO BE CLOOSE LIKE THE OTHERS, BUT IT WASNT WE HAD TO DRIVE MILES TO GET THERE IT TOOK US BY CAR 15 MINUTES AWAY HOWEVER THE HOTEL WAS NICE AND ANTIENT FROM THE LOOKS OFIT. THE ROOM WE HAD THE DECKORATIONS WERE LOVELY AND THE FLOORING TO WAS VERY NICE THERE WAS A COUPLE OF MISSING TOWELS BUT WAS NOT WORIERED, tHE FRONT DESK PEOPLE SEAMED FRIENDLY BUT AS YOU WALKED AWAY YOU COULD TELL THEY WERE HIDING SOMETHING THEY LAUGHED AS WE WENT BY LOOKING FOR ARE ROOM,AFTER WE CAME FROM DISNEYLAND I DECIDED THAT i NEED TO GET SOMETHING TO EAT, BEFORE WE WENT BACK i STOPPED OFF AT JACK N THE BOX FOR A EGG ROLL TOOK IT BACK TO THE HOTEL AND SAT ON THE BED TO EAT IT. JUST BEFORE i TOOK A BIT MY BOYFRIEND SHOUTED LOOK,LOOK I CLAIMED WHAT AND LOOKED THERE WAS A HUGE COACK ROACH COMMING STRAIGHT FOR ME i ALMOST HAD A COW I HAD TO SCOUCH THE BUG WITH MY BOYFRIENDS BIG SHOE THAT WAS GROUSE AND THAT RUINED MY APPITETE ANOTHER THING THAT BUGED ME WAS THE AIR CONDITION IT WENT ON AND OFF ALL NIGHT OTHER THAN THAT THE PLACE WAS OK BUTi PROBABLY WONT GO BACK.

We booked this hotel last minute for our Disneyland trip, and got a great deal for 55$ a night. I thought the room was okay I felt like the pictures were WAY nicer then it really was we got the 1 King room. The bathroom was small I had to ask for a blow dryer the room didn't have one already in it.I really wouldn't recommend this hotel to family because they probably wouldn't like it, but if your on a budget like me then you would enjoy the stay. :)

Good: Location was great. Bad: Towel were dirty. Furtunately, I notify the front desk and they replaced them inmmediately. Ugly: The decoration of the room need some upgrade. Also provide more people for cleaning.

The room was clean and spacious. It had a microwave and two refrigerators (weird, they were stacked on top of each other). Lots of towels. Comfortable bed. Cheap Internet. Very quiet. Parking was tight but OK. TV's are a little old but they worked fine with a lot of cable choices. Free continental breakfast. What's not to like? Hard to find when driving down the street.

The lady at the front desk the night we checked in was not very nice but other than that it was a great stay.

Its a converted apartment building that they made into a motel. On the plus size the rooms are spacious and there is a built in kitchen on the negative side a lot of street noise and the neighborhood is just ok.

I went to Anaheim for a convention, but didn't want to stay at one of the big convention hotels. I had hoped that the Lemon Tree Hotel would be close enough to the convention to feel nearby but far enough to feel like it was in a part of Anaheim where people actually live. I got a little bit of both, I think. On the one hand, I did really like being near "old Anaheim" - down the block from a great pancake place, and about a mile from downtown historic Anaheim (town hall, neighborhood parks, a Starbucks, a grocery store, lots of Mexican restaurants). On the other hand, the hotel felt too far from the convention center and there wasn't a shuttle. I knew about the lack of a shuttle going in, but I didn't realize what a big difference it would make. It was hard to always have to call a cab, since walking simply wasn't an option. The hotel itself, too, wasn't quite as fancy as the website makes it look. I thought that I would have a kitchen, or a kitchenette, but I didn't have either - all my room included was a small refrigerator that froze everything I put in it. It was frustrating. The front desk people, though, were very nice and the hotel wasn't very noisy.