We stayed at this property mid June 2008 and were excitted to go after hearing of their extensive renovations. After reading reviews on Trip Advisor, we requested a full sized balcony and no connecting doors to other rooms. We were given a corner room on a high floor and our requests were met regarding full sized balcony and no connecting doors. I found the room to be small and the furniture and decor quite dark and over powering making the room probably appear smaller than it actually is. There definately was no extra room if one needed to have a cot brought in. The view of the pool was lovely, however. The grounds are lovely as is the pool and hot tub. The landscaping is lovely. The beds were very comfortable. The housekeeping services were great and made up the room in a timely manner daily and did a great job cleaning. There was an "odor" on our floor in the hallways when we checked in and fans were set up. I think the carpets in the hall had been recently cleaned and the odor lingered for a couple of days. In hindsight we should have asked for a room change but did not even though the odor provoked headaches. The bathroom is very small but clean. There is a seperate area with a sink and mirror. The parking charges are very high at 14.00 per night. We had flown but rented a car. The front desk did mention that if one booked through Triple A the rates would be less for parking. Wireless internet is also high at 9.95 plus taxes per day. We did not eat at any of the hotel restaurants so cannot comment on them. The snack shop off the main lobby has a lot of stuff in it and is very convenient for snacks. This hotel is close to the convention center and does in house events as well which can make accessing the elevators a bit of a trial at times. Having stayed in a lot of the local hotels in this area over the last several years, I feel this one is a bit over priced but if you can get a rate deal, it is a nice place to stay. We were there 8 days.

The Sheraton was a very pleasant stay for our family visit to Disneyland. We selected the club level for a little extra cash which I think was probably worth it if you had an opportunity to take advantage of it, but we missed both of the happy hour periods. But, we did have a very good continental breakfast our two mornings at the hotel.

The continental breakfast has bottled juices, milk, coffee, cereal, toast, good bagels, a good variety of fresh fruit, muffins, pastries, and yogurt.

The room was very clean, the beds very soft, and we had a great view of the disney resort. The bathroom was also nice and had a separate area for toilet and shower from the sink area.

The park entrance is about a half mile away and it timed out to about fifteen minutes, most of that was waiting at lights to cross. There is a bus which costs $3 per adult and $1 per child, but it really isn't a necessity from this spot.

The pool area looked great, but unfortunately, we did not have a chance to visit.

Parking is not included in your rate and is not cheap and internet is also not included.

All staff members were very good; Bell, front desk and valet were all very helpful and courteous.

I would stay again if I ever visited Disney again, but doubt that I will. Disneyland really isn't that great of a theme park in my opinion.

> My husband, our two teenage daughters, and I just returned
> from a four night stay at the Sheraton Anaheim Hotel.
> Being quite cautious when choosing a hotel, I spent days
> reading reviews and looking at photos (I tend to read low
> ratings only when ruling out hotels). Many reviews
> indicated thin walls and not-so-nice personnel at the
> Sheraton. After comparing reviews with other hotels within
> walking distance to Disneyland, we decided on the Sheraton.
> It was an excellent choice; however, it started out a little
> rocky. I had requested a room on the Club floor with a full
> balcony facing Disneyland. The gentleman at the frontdesk
> told me they didn't have anything available and if it
> would be ok to have a room facing the pool without a
> balcony. I immediately said, "No." I told him
> that that was not what we had requested. He said that he
> woud try to work his magic, and eventually found us what we
> requested (I'm not quite sure how that works, but I was
> satisfied). Although check-in was at 4pm, we arrived at
> noon and were accommodated within an hour.
> The room was great except for the small bathroom and
> dressing area. The beds were the best! We didn't
> experience noise from the rooms next door like many reviews
> had stated. I highly recommend the Club floor. It included
> a wonderful continental breakfast with fresh fruit every
> morning. The Cocktails and Hors d' oeuvres between 5pm
> and 7pm were well worth the extra money for the Club floor.
> It included two hot items, chips & salsa, guacamole,
> cheese and crackers, fresh fruit, and unlimited drinks
> including beer, house wines, and wonderful margaritas! We
> feel we saved lots of money not having to buy breakfast or
> dinner since the continental breakfast and hors d'
> oeuvres were very filling.
> The Sheraton shoud update the pool photos since they
> don't do it justice. The landscape has since matured
> and is shaded nicely and looks beautiful.
> Our stay was very pleasant and I would highly recommend
> this hotel. We will definitely consider the Sheraton for
> future vacations.
>
> Sanchez Family from Colorado

Just returned from our honeymoon at Disneyland. Our travel agent reccomended the Sheraton Park, Anaheim. We had no idea what to expect, but were very impressed upon arrival. The location was key. It is within walking distance to the theme parks (Disneyland & California Adventure). From our 11th floor room, we could see the park, castle, and even the nightly fireworks display. The air conditioning was excellent and a must at this time of year. The bed was very comfortable. The bathroom was large enough with a toilet, and tub with shower, and makeup mirror/sink just outisde the bathroom. The service from the check in desk, cleaning staff, guest services and all others was excellent. The little food store was wonderful, and the produce was a lot cheaper than buying at the theme parks. Restaurants were hit and miss. Molly's (open for breakfast and lunch) was okay, super busy, and bad service, and only okay food. However, the Overland? (dinner) was exceptional. We had dinner there 2 nights. Not only was the food delicious, but the price was right, only about 30$ for dinner for 2. A great deal for the area. We took the 3$/day shuttle from the hotel to the theme parks. And we arranged all our outings (SeaWorld, Universal Studios and Knott's Berry Farm) from guest services. They were very helpful, and even saved us money with deals that we weren't even aware of.

Overall, I highly reccomend this hotel!!!