Super 8 Motel - Anaheim

The first disappointment from this motel came when we found it. It was under renovation. The only thing i can say good about this place is that they were nice and the check in was fast and easy. As for a second time stay here, its never gonna happen. Nor would i suggest this place unless they felt like walking at least a mile or two just to get to the front gate of the park.

The Super 8 was a bit noisey didn't know till we arrived that they were building a new packing structure next door. The location was a little to far from Disneyland. The rooms were a not to bad beds hard but had lots of space in the room. One Table and two chairs but no other furniture. Sink conter was not very large. and bath room was small as well. The shower head was way to small only four feet off the bottom of the shower. Hard for tall people to use. The Stay was ok.

If you are looking for a place to rest your head after Califonia Adventure or Disney, this is a cheap way to go. But, cheap is exactly what it is... The breakfast was minimal, pool was not clean and the bathroom in the room was small, dingy and very old.

the balcony had what looked like blood stains leading from one of the rooms to the stairs. If you are looking for a cheap stay close to disneyland it works. dont expect to feel very relaxed in your room. the wifi signal is very strong and incredibly slow. i gave up even trying to check an email. very basic breakfast (a table to sit and eat the breakfast would be a great addition). Also if you would like the room to be comfortable when you get back i would recommend placing the "do not disturb" sign over the air conditioning controls.

The hotel location is perfect, just walk to disneyland, and the rate is great, room is big, furniture is old, if they interested, I would like ship new furniture from China, good quality best price. We have two night stay, due to some reason, the manager direct is nicely solve the problem.

When I go to Disneyland, I only care about the hotel as far as it is a place to sleep, change, shower, is quiet, and isn't infested with something. By and large, this hotel meets that, but I had a few quibbles, and some info below. The alarm clock in our room didn't work. When we reported it to the front desk, they said they'd take care of it. Upon our return, we still had the same clock with the same problems. When we reported it again, they fixed it. The wireless internet connection is dicey at best, unless one spends their time online after midnight. I called the front desk to ask about it, and apparently, they can only handle around 50 simultaneous connections. With 170+ rooms, those 50 connections go pretty quickly. The shower head was installed pretty low. I'm 5'8" and had to bend down in order to get my hair wet. There is an ART shuttle bus stop at the hotel next door, but the Super 8 staff didn't seem to know anything about it. There is also an ART stop at the corner of Harbor and Katella, and several busses will stop there. Along with the restaurants at the Gardenwalk, there are several places to get food nearby. At the corner of Harbor and Katella, there is a strip mall that had a 24-hour Subway, along with some other restaurants. Across the street, there is a 7-11, so if you're eating cheap & easy, it's not a bad location. So would I stay there again? Honestly, only if every other option I looked at was booked, I would. But it's not quite the quality I find at other Super 8's I've stayed at. So I would, but under mild protest.

This motel was a good value. We knew that we wouldn't be in our room very much as we planned on being at the Disney parks all day. It was simple and seemed to be clean. It was walking distance from Disney, although at the end of the day that walking distance seemed quite a bit longer than in the morning because we were all tired! The continental breakfast was simple and just enough to fill your stomach with a little bit of energy before you left for the day. The front desk people were friendly. It was right next to the Garden Walk where we walked down and had dinner. The street is a bit busy, but wasn't too big of a deal. I didn't like that the pool was in the middle of the parking lot. For the cost, we got exactly what we paid for and my expectations were met. If you are looking for value and you won't spend much time in your room, then go ahead and stay here. You can walk to Disney parks, but not to Downtown Disney.

This is a very very basic hotel. It wasn't all that clean, the carpets were dirty, the room was dusty. The faucets for the sink were backwards (hot was cold and cold was hot), the water temp and pressure kept changing. The breakfast consisted of stale donuts, sugary cereal and white bread. They didn't even have plates to put toast on so you had to use your ice bucket to carry food in. They could have at least had some fresh fruit. The front desk staff were not too informative about shuttle service, bus schedules, or anything else. I would not stay here again. I would much rather pay the extra for better service.

Average room, terrible TV reception, lack of TV channels, shower head is good if you're 4' tall not good for someone 6' 3", and the free Wi-Fi ... while free had terrible strength and even worse operation (none basically), it shouldn't be advertised as free Wi-Fi. I was even well located for wherever they'd've placed it as my room was center of complex close to office (rm. 212). It's location was good for convention and Disneyland!

I wasn't expecting much, and the hotel delivered on that promise. The check-in crew was friendly, even though a bit haggard from a busy evening. They were able to give helpful advice on things in the area. The room was surprisingly clean, and a tad larger than a standard room. The furniture was old and tired (scratches, abrasions), but clean. A positive was there was not a comforter, but rather the sheet wrapped blankets which have become popular in higher end hotels. Overall, the rooms could stand an update, but what was there was maintained as best as could be expected. The major negative was noise from a nearby parking garage. The Anaheim GardenWalk mall is next door, with it's multilevel parking garage creating a 4 story wall directly opposite the hotel parking lot. The mall has a number of nightclubs, so around 1-2 am each night, there was excessive noise coming from drunks in the garage, reverberating through the concrete levels to the hotel. On the first night, this included car alarms and people yelling at each other. I would guess that this noise issue is a problem with rooms that face east toward the the garage, and not an issue with other rooms facing other directions. Breakfast was minimal - donuts, muffins, and cereal, which was offered in a very small space (2 or 3 converted hotel rooms near the lobby). An employee was stationed to ration the milk and coffee. It was best to just grab a donut and muffin, and head back to the room. It also felt a bit messy and dirty, although that may have been fault of the other guests and not the hotel. Pool and hot-tub were not used, but looked fine. They were small and oddly located in a concrete island in the parking lot, so it wasn't exactly a resort experience. But not unlike the rooms, it was maintained as best as could be expected. There was random hotel upholstered furniture scattered in the outdoor stairways and common areas, which made you feel that there may have been a residential component of people staying at the hotel. Or these were smoking areas created by guests? Not sure, but it was weird. Parking is free, and a hang tag is provided to indicate your length of stay. Overall, it wasn't the best experience, but not bad.