I spent one night here on a business trip that was unrelated to Disneyland. I got a reasonable rate and a Hilton Honors upgrade to a "Disney view" room on a high floor. I could not actually see Disneyland because of some new construction, but it was nice to see the fireworks. The lobby area is a bit cavernous and complex, but the room was spacious and comfortable. I had a simple, tasty, and reasonably priced breakfast at the restaurant downstairs. It was not a particularly memorable experience but there was nothing at all to complain about, which is saying something at hotels these days. Disneyland visitors should be particularly happy with the location, which is perhaps a ten-minute walk or a five-minute shuttle ride from the main gate.

After a long day driving from all the way from Vegas I was looking forward to a beer, something to eat and a good night's sleep.

When we arrived we found there was a convention on that night and the lobby was absolutely packed, we checked in and the lady was very charming and welcoming. My first impression was that the hotel was modern, clean, in a good location and certainly popular.

Our room was right beside an elevator, add that to the convention and the kids using the elevator as a toy ... all night ... you get the picture. In and out of sleep all night until about 7AM when I cracked and went downstairs to vent.

The lady was apologetic and gave us another room but I had to ask for the first night to be deducted from the bill. As I wandered off to get some coffee and a bite to eat I was wondering what sort of place we'd ended up in.

I didn't need to be concerned, for the rest of our stay everything was absolutely brilliant, the room, staff, food, facilities and location are all excellent. The rooms are spacious and very comfortable and quiet (rooms 4xx).

Lots of restaurants downstairs, a starbucks and a shop, the bar menu is simple and tasty and the food in the hotel restaurant was delicious if a little expensive.

The hotel is right next door to Disney so the ideal location if that's your thing, alternatively there's good facilities nearby, a shopping mall, cinema, restaurant, bars and shops. LA is LA so you've got to drive and it seemed to be 30/35 minutes to everywhere we wanted to visit. I was surprised to have to pay for parking as a guest but I guess that's the norm in this city.

This review may have started like I was going to slate the place, far from it, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this hotel to you.

PS.
Shortly after I returned home I got an email from the hotel enquiring after my stay, I reported the issue I had and was replied to promptly by one of the managers (Fred) offering me a 2 night stay when next I'm in LA, I must say that was a first for me and I will take him up on it :).

Stayed here in January 2012 for my husband and I's honeymoon, stayed 5 nights and I was super excited to be staying in a 4 star hotel! Boy...was I wrong, this hotel should have been rated as a 3 star..(or less)
The Pros: When we checked into the hotel we asked if we could have a free upgrade since it was our honeymoon and we wanted a room that faced Disneyland. At first the lady was very 'no free upgrades you need to pay 20 dollars a night to have a room that faces Disney'..but then she must have felt sorry for us, and gave us a corner room that faced Disney. (With no smile on her face..gees!) The bed's are nice and comfy.
The Cons: the bathrooms are SUPER TINY. I banged my shin on the toilet while trying to turn the water on to take a shower. (I'm not a huge person either.) There is no fridge so you can't keep your water bottles cold, or go out to buy fresh fruit for breakfast. And you have to pay for wireless internet. (boo..) I found the times that housekeeping would come to clean the room to be either really early in the morning, (7.55am we got a knock on the door) or else really late in the afternoon (after 2pm). The walls are paper thin. Paper thin, you can hear everything! For parking you have to pay 15 dollars a day, but since we booked with Westjet Vacations the parking was 5 dollars a day instead. The food at the resturant in the Hilton was not that fab..stay away from the breakfast buffet please, save your 50 dollars and go else where, my husband and I got sick from that buffet. I was disappointed when we checked out of the hotel, no one asked how our stay was! And lastly, if your going to Disneyland, just walk across the street and save your money and hop on the free shuttle bus instead of paying! Next time we will be staying else where.

Very nice hotel. Great food. Professional staff.