The usual hotel that I stay in whilst visiting Disneyland had no rooms available, so I booked a room at the Anaheim Plaza Hotel. I live out of state but visit the Park fairly often. This will be my new "home base"! The hotel is older (it was built in 1961, I believe), but the room I stayed in was very nice and quite large compared to similarly priced hotels in the area. It was clean (no smoke/mold odors, as are common in older hotels) and the air conditioner kept it nice and cool! And although the hotel seemed to be rather full, my room was pleasantly quiet. The room I stayed in was on the second story, and had a big (ie: could fit 2 people and a little table for drinks/etc on it comfortably) balcony that overlooked the beautifully landscaped grounds. There were blooming rosebushes, topiary trees, and palm trees everywhere! The pool is HUGE- Olympic sized, and the hot tub was nice to soak in the morning after my day at the Park! Speaking of Disneyland, I timed my walk to the park from my room at the hotel- it took 7 minutes. The hotel doesn't offer tram service, but with such a short walk it really isn't needed. The staff are very friendly and helpful, the lady who assisted me at the front desk even gave me a map of the hotel and drew out the way to my room. All in all, I had a very pleasant experience, and will stay at the Plaza Inn for my future visits to Disneyland!

Stayed here in June 2008. Room was older smelled with lots of repairs needed. Rate was ok but carpet and tile had damage that caused triping. Since it was just 2 adults I didn't worry about getting hurt. But a child could. Fridge made so much noise we had to turn it off. Hot tub was cold!!! Bathroom was stained and had only one small soap. No shampoos or any other toiletries. Towels where smelly and scratchy. Bed was like sleeping on a rock.
I have stayed at worse places in the Disneyland area. At least there were no bugs. I probably won't return, and we go there many times a year. Unless we need a last minute room in a pinch. I would stay elsewhere for about the same price if booked early.
Room was paid up-front and some confusion about that even with receit.

Stayed here for two nights while visiting Disneyland. Definitely a budget hotel... rooms are plain, pillows not-to-comfy, and $10 a day for wi-fi! The quality is like an older Motel 6. Sheets were clean, floor was cleaned sometime in the last decade!

If you're only sleeping there you're fine. My 9-yr-old daughter liked the little "yard." Fridge in room was nice touch.

Hotel restaurant has such old decor it could now be called "vintage."

This hotel appears to be a money-making ride to the bank for the owners. It's apparent they have not made improvements for many years. If they spent ANY money on improvements they could not only charge more (I paid $79), but have much happier customers.

The best part was the staff -- very friendly and accommodating.

Me and my wife stayed at this neglected property last year for four nights.

The hotel location is all right, the staff are very helpful, BUT the key are the apartments: large, but completely neglected, with old linens and stong mold odor in all bedroom. the only highlight is the vicinity to Disney´s (walking Distance).

I´ll not stay there agais.