Hilton Anaheim
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777 Convention Way
Anaheim, CA 92802
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714-750-4321
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Accommodation Type: First Class Hotel
Hotel Size: 1572 Rooms , 14 Floors
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Amenities
- Pets accepted
- Fitness center
- Swimming pool
- Wheelchair accessible
- Business center
- Restaurant
- Meeting rooms
- Non-smoking rooms
- First Class Hotel
The Hilton Anaheim is located just one block from the Disneyland Resort and directly adjacent to the Anaheim Convention Center. The hotel is only 15 miles from the John Wayne/Orange County Airport and 40 miles from the Los Angeles International Airport. Local attractions include Disneyland Park®, Anaheim Convention Center, Angel Stadium of Anaheim, Honda Center, Knott's Berry Farm, and Staples Center. Hotel amenities include Starbucks, Caf? Oasis - our full service restaurant, a 25,000 square foot fitness center and spa, poolside bar (seasonal), wake up service, business center, indoor and outdoor pool, and spa tubs. All rooms include floor to ceiling windows, air conditioning, adjustable thermostat, alarm clock radio, cable TVs, coffeemakers, iron and ironing board, bathrobe, hair dryers, and wireless high speed Internet (additional charge). Many rooms with balconies. Connecting rooms available upon request.
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(61 Reviews)
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Just spent the night for $49 thanks to Priceline (Anaheim is always a solid value that way). Rooms are recently remodeled and clean, with good beds, nice...
Hotel is enormous. Nice big lobby. Fitness center costs $14 to use and closes at 7 PM. There are three hot tubs and they were clean and a good...
This place ruined the romance package I got. The rooms are ugly. The only good part was we could see Disney from our room & watch the fireworks.
Trekaroo Reviews
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Made for families
Only 2 blocks from Disneyland, this AAA three-diamond property features 1,576 guest rooms and suites in a colorful, bright motif. The hotel has...
Trip Advisor Reviews
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Great Stay!
My husband and daughter (2 yo) stayed two nights at the hilton and were very happy with our stay. The new renovated look of the hotel is great....
Buyer beware!!!
If you are looking for quality in the Hilton name stay away form this Hilton. Nothing but problems form the time I checked in. Valet the car an...
Nice stay
Stayed 1/30-2/2. Arrived to hotel very late on 1/30 and we were welcomed while getting out of our car to unload our bags. Went straight to chec...
Nice Hotel - Love the Renovation
This hotel is back on the map! I stayed in January of 2007 and the decor was in desperate need of new life. The Hilton renovation is complete a...
Great location, rude staff
Hotel overall was a bit pretentious. Staff came off like they were superior to their guests, even asked us after a long day at Disneyland if we...
Loved it!
We pricelined this hotel for a quick trip after Christmas. We were thrilled. The rooms are modern, clean, and really spacious. We felt like we ...
Yahoo Travel Reviews
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Nice hotel, but most amenities COST EXTRA!
I have stayed in a number of hotels and was least impressed with the value of this one. Although the room itself was fairly nice most amenities...
STAY AWAY!
This hotel is being renovated...what that means is that there will be construction surrounding your room 24 hours a day...drilling, jackhammeri...
Do not stay at Anaheim Hilton
I stayed there on 28 and 29 July 2008. At around 11:50 pm, 29 July, my family, some groupmates and I came back to the hotel after a whole day'...
Nice Hotel
The Hilton was clean and well staffed. I was there with my family for a convention. It was walking distance to the convention center and Disney...
Completely ridiculous!!!!!
This hotel has a UPS store which has absolute morons working for it. The Hilton sucks because they allow this UPS to remain in their hotel. Fir...
We can't wait to go back!
Great Hotel for our family, each stays has been a very pleasant one,always received exceptional service,affordable price and very convenient lo...
Travelocity Reviews
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We were extremely pleased with this hotel. The room was immaculately clean & very spacious. This room was truly "luxurious" at a bargain price. The staff was helpful & room-service served food fast and hot. The pool is quite large and has 4 hot tubs & plenty of fresh, fluffy towels. Note: the concierge staff was helpful, but was not the most knowledgable about Disney or the surrounding area. TIPS: (1.) Ask for a Disney-view room. We watched the fireworks (9:25pm nighlty) from our picture window. It was spectacular. (2.) There is a Disney desk right in the Hotel offering discount tickets. The discount was as good as we found online - and it was easy and saved waiting in line. (3.) There is a Starbucks in the hotel but the lines are long in the am. We enjoyed the delicious Buffet breakfast at the Oasis Restaurant in the hotel - pricey but very good food and service. (4.) The Valets are fast and helpful. It is *for the valet or to self-park...so use the Valet! (5.) The walk to Downtown Disney is over a mile; from there you can catch the monorail into the park. It is not as close as it looks on the map & I wouldn't recommend walking - especially w/ kids. Take the city-provided shuttle (I think its 3/person) or just drive and park (*/day Disney parking). Our only complaint was a minor one: the business-center in the hotel is actually an independently run UPS store and the owner is a somewhat rude and crotchedy old man. It was not fun dealing with him to access mail & internet service. This hotel was worth three times what we paid for it on travel website - a wonderful experience & highly recommended.
The room we stayed in for a convention was newly renovated and it showed. Everything still looked brand new; beds, carpet, bathroom etc.) - My only real issue outside of the room is that they are STILL renovating, and it seems like its everywhere. There where OLD signs/ads still in the elevators touting their spectacular improvements to come and it was dated ?August 2007? ? REALLY! While we were there, the lobby had its carpet pulled up, walls were erected right in front of us, and I could hear the jack hammer from up in our room, and this was on a summer weekend. To top it off, they only had one bank of elevators working. Sometimes the wait was longer then 10 minutes. On a good note, the service in the Cafe (the only restaurant we could find in the place) was very nice - but the food was a little pricey.
Constant construction from 7 am to 10 pm pounding, hammering drilling all day long. Moving construction supplies in and out. I still had blue painters tape on the walls in my bathroom. The construction dust was terrible which made the halls and rooms filthy. When I complained about the noise I was told the hotel had no control over the contractors. Other hotels under construction/remodeling I have stayed at would block off a portion of the hotel and remodel a section at a time. Remodeling was going on next to me, above me and all around me. . My friend had a water leak in her room and she had to place towels on the floor all week long to sop up the water. Nothing was done to resolve her problem. This conference was scheduled three years ago. The hotel knew we were coming. I expected more than boards and hanging tarps in the lobby. The hotel was not prepared for us. We even had to use the service elevator! Extra costs were very high. Food and charges to use the business center were high.
We stayed in the standard double-bedded room with view of Disney park and fireworks. There are shutter buses from Hilton to Disney Land, 4/adult and 1/child. Overnight parking at hotel is 15/night. Even though Hilton Anaheim looks like a nice hotel with a good location, and the room view of disney but it wasn't worth the money. The bathroom is very old: there is mold between tiles in some areas, faucet is terribly bad--hard to adjust shower temperature, flooded bathtub when taking shower, no shower cap for lady, and no Q-Tips. Thick dust collected under the vanity table and along the electric lamp cord. DON'T stay here if you travel with kid. There is NO refrigerator in the room to store milk and juice. We have stayed in many hotels in U.S. and never had any negative comments until we stayed in this hotel. Totally not worth the money we paid for comfort!
It was nice, but awfully expensive for the quality. Breakfast in the hotel for two adults and two children (2 and 4 years old) ran about 50! One tip if you are staying here and visiting Disneyland, though - don't waste your time and money on the ART bus. Instead, go behind the hotel and walk across the street - you'll be in the Disneyland parking lot! From there, you can catch a (free) tram into the park, which departs a lot more often than the ART buses, and is a lot more stroller friendly.
We stayed for four nights for a Disney trip with our kids. The staff was polite and helpful and were efficient, it's just that the room was falling apart. (We had requested a room on the renovated floors, but they wanted an additional 30 per night, and we didn't think that was a priority at the time.)The shower handles appeared to be ready to fall out of the tile, and we were worried about turning them and ending up with them clashing to the floor, and on the last morning, the sink backed up with a smelly, brown, disgusting goo. I told the desk about this and they made no offer to comp anything, even parking. What the goo was, I don't know...but it was brown and extremely foul smelling.The blankets were very thin; maybe that's a good thing in that they are actually laundered, but we have not idea about that.The bathroom was so small that there was one quarter inch of clearance between the bathroom door and the toilet. There were also no plastic liners in any of the trash cans, which was odd.The rooms and hallways are dated and not what you would expect in a Hilton. Granted, they are renovating, but it appears it is ten years too late.There are MUCH nice places to stay when you are going to Disneyland. Skip the Hilton Anaheim.
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