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Great location. Very convenient! Friendly staff. Hotel itself aged look and feel. Water was stopped between 11 pm to 6 am for the entire building, On the second day. Could not shower or anything for that day. We came in for a convention we worked till midnight and then had to leave following morning at 6 pm. COULD NOT SHOWER!!! The room wasn’t cleaned for two days, we had to call the front desk for each day. Not the great experience. Hope our next stay will be better…

We added an extra night to our Disneyland vacation but were unable to book the same hotel, so decided to stay here. We checked in at the end of the night. Upon arrival, the hotel has music blasting from outdoor speakers, this didn't bother me, but I thought it was unique. There was also a sign in the front that said ”No loading or Unloading,” which did bother me, as we have 4 children and lots of bags, so it was annoying to have to go park the car first and then lug everything to the room at midnight. Once in the room, I noticed a letter on the desk that informed me that there was construction happening in the hotel, between the hours of 1pm-6pm. Our checkout time was 12pm, so I wasn't worried about it. The room was spacious, however our bed made a horrible squeaking sound. At 9am we were all startled by the sounds of drills in the wall next to us and the sound of cutting wood. I did call to the front desk to ask about the construction that was not supposed to start til 1pm, and the receptionist said she was unaware that the crew was even there that day (Saturday). The loud sounds continued and I never received a follow-up call. We wont be staying here again, there are plenty hotels in the area that allow you to unload in the front and wont wake you at 9am with construction noise.

You must stay at Disneyland Hotel when you go to California Disneyland. It is so convenient. I went out to line up at 7 am and returned to the hotel at 12 pm. I stayed there for two days. It was very convenient to use Gens+. California Disneyland is so fun that you can't miss it! Later, I played Universal Los Angeles. It felt similar to China, except that there was an extra sightseeing and Mario. Personally, I think that if you choose one of the two parks, Disneyland must be more fun, especially the Adventure Park.

Stayed here for a week while visiting disneyland with family. We had two rooms booked both on the concierge level (18). We arrived at the hotel early around 1pm and were surprised that both our rooms were ready for early check in. Spent time at the hotel enjoying the club lounge and pool that day. Hotel was busy with conferences going on and a convention going on at the convention center. It felt crowded but the hotel was properly staffed. We never had to wait for food, drinks, or elevators. It was only a 15-20 minute walk to Disney or a quick walk and bus ride over that picks you up right by the Hilton and drops you off right at the gates to Disney. The club level was open Monday-Friday for grab and go drinks/snacks 6:30am to 10pm and Saturday/Sunday for grab and go drinks/snacks 12pm to 10pm. Breakfast daily, appetizers in the afternoon, and deserts at night. Saturday/Sunday full breakfast buffet in the restaurant. The staff in the club lounge were wonderful, friendly, and helpful. Overall we had a great stay and will definitely return in the future.

The location is very good, about 20 minutes walk to Disneyland. There is a breakfast shop downstairs where you can buy things. No large cash is accepted, only credit cards. The hotel has its own parking lot. Just park by yourself. The room facilities are worse than those in China, but much better than other surrounding hotels.

The Viv is the most beautifulest nicest hotel I've ever seen. Everyone that worked there was extremely extremely nice. I would definitely stay there again.

Location: There is a bus stop in front that goes to Disneyland. It cost $6 for a pass for 1 day for adult. Some food around the hotel. Room: size is good for 4, 2 adults and 2 children. 2 bath tub in the toilet. Good for family. Aircon noise is abit noisy. Otherwise all is good Breakfast: Not alot of option but quite good. The kids love to do the waffle in mickey mouse shape. Overall, good value for us.

With a stay at this vacation home in Anaheim (Southwest Anaheim), you'll be within a 10-minute drive of Anaheim Convention Center and Knott's Berry Farm. This vacation home is 3.4 mi (5.5 km) from Downtown Disney® District and 3.5 mi (5.6 km) from Disneyland® Resort.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as an outdoor pool, or other amenities including complimentary wireless internet access and an arcade/game room.Limited parking is available onsite.Treat yourself to a stay in this individually decorated vacation home, which features a fireplace. There's a private patio. Conveniences include a coffee/tea maker and a washer/dryer.

Hotel was very nice and staff was very helpful and friendly. The ART bus stops directly in front of the hotel making access to the parks very easy. You can also choose to walk which we did the first night but the ART bus is worth the $6 per day (or $16 for 3 day pass). Also had breakfast one morning at the restaurant which is a much better option than eating at the parks.

We are DVC and bagged a room at the VGC in early August. First thing- the building and lobby and overall vibe are beautiful. The bell person who greeted us was outstanding, Sorry didn’t get his name but he’s 50s, slim guy, and extremely talkative and helpful, the true ‘Disney Difference’ type employee. Check in was a very slow and lengthy experience although the lady was very nice. Queues at 3pm. This could be speeded up. Room wasn’t obtained until just after 4. We had a disappointing outlook room, ground floor, corner, facing directly at back entrance to Californian Adventure. Security guards stood around and no real barrier for privacy so never sat on patio. However, we realised the room had some advantages in that you could be in the park in about 40 steps. Room was nice enough. Would I pay over $1000 a night for it cash? Not worth it but booked on points. They are getting so they need a refurb although still in decent shape. It was all very dark though, perhaps not helped by room position in bottom corner of hotel. Craftsman’s bar was a bit disappointing for food. It was OK quality but very, very slow at coming out. Mine was comped. The bar itself with live music is lovely though and cocktails good. Pool is beautiful but at the same time disappointing. It’s disappointing because there are not enough sun loungers. This is partly due to Disney greed, who have turned over about a third of the already too small pool area to paying cabanas. This is partly due to lack of management. They are meant to have wristbands on people, but half did not have them and half the time there were no staff on the gate to put them on. I personally witnessed at 8am a family coming in the front of the hotel who didn’t seem to be staying there (very easy to get in despite needing a key card as the gate is constantly opened onto the sidewalk) who I saw walk into the pool area, they had no card and waited for gate to open and went in. Disney can see from the reviews on Tripadvisor this pool seating issue is a major problem. They need to do something about it. If that includes removing the cabana area and taking a hit on upcharges, they need to do it. They need to get really strict on pool management and wrist bands. When you are paying this much for a hotel, not being able to get sun beds is totally unacceptable. Shame as pool itself is lovely and live music even in the day. The characters also seemed to plead daily at around 4 pm for a pool party. Gym great. The DVC team here here we’re very nice people. Obviously location is fantastic.