Off site hotels - Page 2

anaheimboy · 11-07-2004

You can stay on WDW property for as low as 55 a night in their discount resorts.....now thats awsome! :-)

craziebabie1 · 11-08-2004

Yeah but that's just a special promotion they have going on right now. Usually they start at about $77..... Still not a bad deal and you get to be on property YAY!!!

anaheimboy · 11-12-2004

Yea, to bad that special deal isnt a permenate deal! But the regular rate of about 80 bucks is a GREAT deal for an on property WDW hotel! :-) :-) :-)

zoey9797 · 11-12-2004

If you watch the rates, it is pretty seasonal. I have seen those rates dip a few times. In the slower times you get great rates to start with, then add a Disney Visa rate or other promo and you have a REALLY cheap rate! You will not however see those rates during peak park times. But if you are willing to travel in off seasons it is a great deal!

Speaking of really offsite hotels...
I think we may be staying onsite for the DL segment of the trip!!! YAY! Thanks to DV rewards! We are thinking about staying near/on the ocean for a couple days. We would love to see/ stay near Santa Monica ... Anyone have experience with the Santa Monica Travel Lodge?I have seen several reviews but would like more info... ....Any great cheaper hotels in that area?
~Zoey

Rob Parsons · 11-17-2004

I can wholeheartedly recommend both the Hilton Garden and the Sheraton Anaheim.

Both are really nice hotels with good facilities. They also provide courtesy buses to DL.

The Sheraton just edges my vote because the restaurant is excellent.

craziebabie1 · 11-19-2004

I agree, The Sheraton Anaheim is a great hotel. Even if you don't feel like waiting around for transpo, you can still walk the short distance to the parks.

anaheimboy · 11-21-2004

I agree too, from what Ive seen and heard of it, the Sheraton seems like a pretty nice hotel. have you guys ever stayed at the Anabella? Its a very nice hotel. :-)

rob how · 12-08-2004

Candy Cane is a nice smaller hotel with shuttle and in walking distance. They have an upscale section now also I have not seen. The grounds are always kept very nice, lots of plants and flowers everywhere.

11-07-2004	#16 (permalink)
anaheimboy The Pastry Guy Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Fresno, CA - 4 Hrs. North of DLR Posts: 2,512	Re: Off site hotels You can stay on WDW property for as low as 55 a night in their discount resorts.....now thats awsome! :-) __________________ Disney Cast Member, Class of 2007, 2008 & 2009 * Disneyland Resort/The Disney Store Me+Pastry Chef =

11-08-2004	#17 (permalink)
craziebabie1 Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Lost in The desert, Phx, AZ Posts: 481	Re: Off site hotels Yeah but that's just a special promotion they have going on right now. Usually they start at about $77..... Still not a bad deal and you get to be on property YAY!!! __________________ xxChelexx Wishing Everyone a Merry Mickey Christmas and a Happy Pooh Year!!! They say if you dream a thing more than once, it's sure to come true.-Briar Rose The flower that blooms in adversity is the most rare and beautiful of all.-Emporer(Mulan)

11-12-2004	#18 (permalink)
anaheimboy The Pastry Guy Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Fresno, CA - 4 Hrs. North of DLR Posts: 2,512	Re: Off site hotels Yea, to bad that special deal isnt a permenate deal! But the regular rate of about 80 bucks is a GREAT deal for an on property WDW hotel! :-) :-) :-) __________________ Disney Cast Member, Class of 2007, 2008 & 2009 * Disneyland Resort/The Disney Store Me+Pastry Chef =

11-12-2004	#19 (permalink)
zoey9797 Big Cheese Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 551	Re: Off site hotels If you watch the rates, it is pretty seasonal. I have seen those rates dip a few times. In the slower times you get great rates to start with, then add a Disney Visa rate or other promo and you have a REALLY cheap rate! You will not however see those rates during peak park times. But if you are willing to travel in off seasons it is a great deal! Speaking of really offsite hotels... I think we may be staying onsite for the DL segment of the trip!!! YAY! Thanks to DV rewards! We are thinking about staying near/on the ocean for a couple days. We would love to see/ stay near Santa Monica ... Anyone have experience with the Santa Monica Travel Lodge?I have seen several reviews but would like more info... ....Any great cheaper hotels in that area? ~Zoey __________________ Visits to my HAPPY PLACE! Offsite- 1976~Offsite- 1996~ASMO- 2004~DL- 2005~ DL-2006~ASMO-2007~DCL/CBR-2008~ASMu-2008~SSR(Upgraded!)FD and MNSSHP- 2009 Foolish Mortals My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Um....Honey, I sorta booked this trip.....Um...again! 274 days 16 hours 59 minutes

11-17-2004	#20 (permalink)
Rob Parsons Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: UK Posts: 340	Re: Off site hotels I can wholeheartedly recommend both the Hilton Garden and the Sheraton Anaheim. Both are really nice hotels with good facilities. They also provide courtesy buses to DL. The Sheraton just edges my vote because the restaurant is excellent.

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11-19-2004	#21 (permalink)
craziebabie1 Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Lost in The desert, Phx, AZ Posts: 481	Re: Off site hotels I agree, The Sheraton Anaheim is a great hotel. Even if you don't feel like waiting around for transpo, you can still walk the short distance to the parks. __________________ xxChelexx Wishing Everyone a Merry Mickey Christmas and a Happy Pooh Year!!! They say if you dream a thing more than once, it's sure to come true.-Briar Rose The flower that blooms in adversity is the most rare and beautiful of all.-Emporer(Mulan)

11-21-2004	#22 (permalink)
anaheimboy The Pastry Guy Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Fresno, CA - 4 Hrs. North of DLR Posts: 2,512	Re: Off site hotels I agree too, from what Ive seen and heard of it, the Sheraton seems like a pretty nice hotel. have you guys ever stayed at the Anabella? Its a very nice hotel. :-) __________________ Disney Cast Member, Class of 2007, 2008 & 2009 * Disneyland Resort/The Disney Store Me+Pastry Chef =

12-08-2004	#23 (permalink)
rob how Junior Mouseketeer Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 20	Re: Off site hotels Candy Cane is a nice smaller hotel with shuttle and in walking distance. They have an upscale section now also I have not seen. The grounds are always kept very nice, lots of plants and flowers everywhere. __________________ robin loves mickey

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