Good location for visiting Disneyland, free shuttle to the theme park is a bonus. Service was somewhat rude and room service overpriced but otherwise a good location stay.

My Family stayed at the Sheraton on July 30 and 31st.
We looked at the pictures and the reviews and decided to book it since it was so close to Disneyland.
The Hotel lobby is very nice, with an area with a fireplace and sofas, next is the restaurant and there is a booth where you can buy two days tickets for Disney.
The grounds are kept very well manicured.
The shuttle to Disney runs every half an hour and is very convinient.
We had an spacious two queen beds room, it was clean but the furniture is very cheap and old, the bathroom was exactly the size of the tub without much room to move, there is no sink with vanity on the outside, even the doors are reminescent of the track homes of the sixties. The TV isn't much better.
The one good thing is that the coffee maker had Starbuck coffee good for two cups.

One thing that really abset me about this Hotel is the wireless fee of 9,95$ a day to access the internet, We have been at many hotels in California and its free or had to pay no more than a
couple of dollars.
There is a parking fee as well.

We had a buffet breakfast at the Hotel, it cost 13.95$ and 7.95$ for a child, the food is not really that good for the price you pay, but the setting is very elegant and the service good.
Overall we had a good stay at the Hotel, but we expected a much better room from a Sheraton brand.

This was my favourite hotel (of 4) on our trip. It was located about 10 mins from Disney on the shuttle bus which ran every half hour til about an hour after the park closed and more often at busy times. The hotel itself was really nice, our room was massive with a really comfortable king size bed and little coffee machine with starbucks filter coffee provided. The only drawbacks to the room were that there was no safety deposit (at reception only) and the shower temperature was a bit screwed up, cold was hot and hot was cold!! It took a bit of working out. Otherwise loved the room. There was a pretty decent little shop that had cereal bowls and milk for a cheaper and easier breakfast option along with fresh doughnuts, medication etc. There was also nice gardens and a games room, pool etc but never really checked those out. There were also laundry facilities to do your own laundry.
If you need to use the internet to check in for a flight online ask the concierge and they'll do it for free, i checked in online for one flight myself in the computer room and it cost me $13 for about 15 mins, the concierge did the other one for free and printed out for me too.
The beach is about $50 by taxi so we didn't do that but we did do an LA/Holywood bus tour and a trip to Universal which pick up at the hotel, its way too far to attempt otherwise unless you have a car. Overall great hotel and would definitely recommend it

My wife and I stayed here so we could spend several days at the Disneyland Theme park and for that purpose, this hotel is a good choice. There are four buses per hour that travel back and forth to Disneyland: Buses leave the hotel on the hour and half hour and leave Disney land at a quarter after and a quarter to.

The room was just OK, the bathroom quite small and a refrigerator in each room. Since we spent the whole day at Disney, we spent very little time in the room and thus room accommodations were not that important to us. This hotel does not offer a free breakfast and if you have a family (especially with teenage boys!) feeding them could get quite expensive and you might want to consider some hotel with free breakfast (the two near by Marriot Residence Inns offer free breakfast). The only food I purchased here was a cheese quesadilla, which was quite good and reasonably priced at $10.00.

The hotel charges a $10.00 per day parking fee and $9.95 a day per computer if you want internet access so if you need these things add $20.00 to the stated rate when comparing prices with other hotels (Such as the local Marriot Residence Inns) and add the cost of breakfast as well. There is a nice, though over priced, convenience store in the hotel that sells coffee, sandwiches (about $10.00 for a sandwich), sun screen and other items you might need. There is also a 7-eleven down the block and a Wal-Mart, Vons, Ralphs and target near by.

This hotel is probably the only Starwood hotel that I have stayed at that would not cash a check for me (that is a gold Starwood member benefit) and I received no extra consideration or courtesy for my gold status. Not really a big deal for us, but if you are a gold or platinum member and are used to extra consideration I doubt you will get it from the Sheraton Anaheim