Orange County's Best Tourist Hotel

Cape Cod-style resort atop an oceanside cliff fashioned for romantic getaways, business conventions and special events.

Reviews:

• “AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME”
• “The Best Spa!!!”
• “Great”
• “Top Knotch!”

Tips: Wireless high-speed Internet access is available in guest rooms, lobby, meeting rooms and by the pools.

Laguna Cliffs Marriott Resort & Spa

Mickey’s California Craftsman palace provides Disneyland guests with a new level of luxury.

Reviews:

• “Great Hotel, for a stiff price”
• “Can’t Recommend Anything Better!”
• “Can’t get any better!!”
• “Warm and Inviting”
• “elegance in the heart of Disney”

Tips: When booking your room, have the reservations agent add the price of park admission to your package. It’s the same admission price that park-goers pay at the monorail station or front gate, and you won’t have to wait in line.

Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel

The signature “Be Our Guest” motto is taken to new heights with nearly 1,000 rooms of Disney hospitality.

Reviews:

• “Horrible service as Goofy’s Kitchen "
• “Stay at your own Risk!!! Disneyland Hotel could careless about YOU!!!”
• “Save yourself the money, Stay ANYWHERE else”
• “Do You Really Need to Stay at a Disney Hotel?”
• “Get a room above the KOI ponds”

Tips: The hotel doesn’t charge for guests 18 and under (accompanied by a parent, of course).

Disneyland Hotel

A French-influenced hotel between the coast and John Wayne Airport.

Reviews:

• “The Fairmont Newport Beach has been remodeled and is LOVELY with Great Service, Spa and Food”
• “Poor quality/horrible service.”

Tips: Shuttles deliver guests to the airport and to the upscale South Coast Plaza shopping mall.

Fairmont Newport Beach

A hint of France just steps from Disneyland.

Candy Cane Inn

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