My wife and I needed a place to stay while we were in town visiting nearby Medieval Times. We booked a room at this hotel via the Internet due to it's proximity and moderate price. It was only $46 a night for the two of us.

Once we arrived at the hotel, on a Tuesday night, we noticed that one of the rooms had a jacuzzi tub and we asked if it was available. The gentleman at the front desk said that it was and it would be $100 a night which we agreed to. The hotel has room entry doors to the outside so you can park near your room. Our upgraded room was nicer than we expected. We had a refrigerator, hair dryer, microwave, and all the lights worked and the king sized bed was comfortable.

The kicker was the jacuzzi, as it was larger than we expected, with strong jets once the tub was filled. It certainly made the trip much nicer. The room was in a corner on the 2nd of two floors and it was nice not to have foot traffic running past our door.

The only negative was that the employee at the check in would loudly announce everyone's room number as they checked in. The lady just ahead of us asked that her room number be kept private and he agreed, then announced "You'll be in room 202."

We booked a room at Econo Lodge North in Anaheim because all the hotels near Disneyland were full or extremely expensive due to a large convention in town. The Econo Lodge was affordable, had what we needed, and was an easy fifteen minute drive to the Disneyland Resort via local roads. The five freeway is shorter, but we used local roads to avoid any freeway and convention traffic.

The motel is an older, remodeled building that has two floors and rooms accessible from the outdoors. Parking spaces are adjacent to the rooms and surrounding a pool. We stayed for seven nights and there appeared to be many empty rooms on the weeknights while Friday and Saturday the motel seemed full.

The room had the basics plus a microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker, and hair dryer. The room was clean and functional with only two minor exceptions. The lamp shades were stained and the sink and tub did not have drain plugs so they could not be filled if one wanted a basin or tub full of water. Other than that I can think of no complaints. In fact, for the price we paid ($50/night with AAA card) I was pleased with the comfortableness of the room, and I feel we got a fair deal.

The staff was friendly and conversational when we visited the office in the morning for a bite to eat before heading to Disneyland or California Adventure each day. Coffee, Sunny Delite, toast, muffins, and danishes were provided from 7-10 am.

This is simply a basic motel with a few nice extras and it delivered what it advertised. It's an Econo Lodge, not a Hilton, so my rating of "Above Average" is with that in mind, but I do feel it was above average for an economy motel, and I would recommend it to those on a budget.

My boyfriend and I just needed a place to stay for the night after going to Knotts Berry Farm, so we went to the closest place.

Although it says, "Free Wireless Internet" on a pamphlet in the room, you can only get that if you book your reservation through a website I've never heard of. You should made sure your the lightbulbs in your lamp work, because none of ours did. But one did turn on and off if you moved on the bed. This wouldn't have been so bad if I hadn't gotten up at 12:00 am to use the bathroom and find a couple of crickets on the carpet. I thought I heard some, but didn't think they'd be in our room. Then when more came along, we asked for a room change. We did get a better room, but the glow from the red border lights of the hotel shined in our room through the blinds.

I wouldn't recommend staying there, even for one night.

Adequate amount of fast food chains nearby. Pretty average looking motel. Room had what is stated on reservation. Room was better than motel exterior. Donut breakfast. High tax area, 15%.