Fairfield by Marriott Anaheim Resort

Walking distance to Disneyland.

The noise in the morning from the workers upstairs very loud. We were told it may be noisy.

Location close to Disney. Parking on site.

Our room was a bit tired. Although there did seem to be some upgrades happening.

Location

The noise from the AC It was horrible

The proximity to the park was exactly what we needed. They also allowed us to park (for an extra charge) on checkout day so we didn’t have to move the car midday, which was appreciated.

Parking is valet only, and it’s quite loud in the rooms, though not as loud as some other Harbor Blvd hotels. When we arrived there was an issue with our reservation. It hadn’t gone through properly from Booking.com, and the person at check in made it sound as if I’d booked on some black market website when she said “well you didn’t book directly with us, so…” when she told me they were fully booked for the night, as I showed her my confirmation on the Booking.com app. We were a family of 4, and they tried putting us in a room that only fit 3 (single sofa bed and one king sized bed, no room for another cot), and made it seem like I just had to accept it as it was their last available room. Once I told them I knew my rights and would be happy to be walked next door to the Courtyard, a room suddenly just finished being repaired, and we were finally able to get situated. But the whole debacle took nearly an hour, and I had to be really firm with them otherwise we’d have had one kid sleeping in the bathtub I guess, given that they thought a 3-person room was suitable and “the only option” for our family of 4. The rest of the hotel and the stay was fine, but being treated like we did something wrong at check in, for booking through a platform site, and for a hotel software error, and having to argue my way into a suitable room, was a real sour way to start our trip.