Anaheim Marriott

My family chose this hotel for our Disneyland stay because of its proximity to the park(s), in addition to the pool and hot tub. ***BEWARE, a staff member informed us that the pool and hot tub area will be undergoing an expansion this summer. Confirm with hotel before booking, if booking for those amenities**** The rooms were extremely clean, they were serviced daily, and we enjoyed the beds. We enjoyed having the cafe in the morning. The bar/restaurant was excellent with great service as well! It is said this is a business hotel, which shows (they have a fed ex inside!!), but it truly is and can be a family hotel, a great option for your travels.

Overall good, with one thing to be aware of. The hotel is lovely. Personnel have been helpful. The room smelled of bleach, which I like. I heard scrubbing while they were cleaning another room, so that seemed good but the shower floor is really gross and brown. It does not look scrubbed. It's close to the Toy Story parking lot, maybe 5-10 minutes to where the shuttle picks up. The one warning is we had an Amazon item dropped off, a small package, and it cost a $10 pick up fee. I have never encountered this at a hotel, so be aware should you forget something or need something delivered, it may not be worth it. The pick up fee was almost the same cost of our item. I did not see this on the website, but did see it from the QR code in the room. We ordered the item prior to arrival, so were unaware of this policy.

Our stay at this hotel was disappointing. From the moment we arrived, the room never felt truly clean. There was a musty smell, and the bathroom light flickered, which was frustrating. The shower floor was dirty, and there were noticeable stains on the walls—definitely not the level of cleanliness we expected for the price per night. On the positive side, the room had great natural light and large windows, which made the space feel open and airy. However, be aware that parking is pricey. Self-parking is quite a walk, and valet is available but costs $47 per night. Overall, while the natural light was nice, the lack of cleanliness and high parking costs made this stay less than ideal. Would not recommend for Disney goers as it’s quite a walk from the park.

This place is a scam. Do not stay there. I had booked this hotel for a trip to Disneyland back in January. The location is within walking distance to the parks and is a well known name so i decided to book it for 2 nights. The rate that I booked on their website specifically stated it included parking for each night. Upon arrival I found the the hotel was very nice, well kept up and clean. Staff were friendly at check in. If I were just basing this on the property itself I would give it 5 stars. But upon checking out they emailed me a receipt and I noticed I was charged for parking for 2 nights a total of $80. When I called and emailed asking for a refund I was told no that parking costs per night even though I sent them my reservation email stating on there that parking was included they still claimed i was wrong and they were right. After a week of back and forth they still refused to refund me and were very rude to me. I finally had to dispute the charges with my bank who was able To straighten or out for me after another month. I will never stay at this hotel again and have stopped staying at Marriott hotels in general now because of the poor customer service experience I had

The best thing about this hotel was to check out!! One of the worst hotel experience I had for a long long time. I will start with the check in experience, no smile or service I would expect from Marriott brand, especially for a gold member. The room that I received (308) was in front of an old vending machine that sounds like a construction site. After requesting the room to be changed, I was asked to transfer to a new room (300). This room had a smell of a dump with air condition that stoped working in 1998! After complaining again I was transferred to room at the 15th floor that was no much better that the first two. As stated above, I was very happy when this nightmare ended. Water 45 minutes on changing rooms!!!||To sum up, bad hotel, bad service, bed experience!!!! I would recommend to stay away from this hotel. Marriott should deflag this hotel. Embarrassment to the brand!!

We stayed here for a trip to Disneyland. The pros: it's clean and the walk to Disney is not too bad if you're able-bodied. There was nothing particularly special about this hotel, it's fairly bland and corporate. The cons: the walls were way too thin! Parking also isn't free and it's a bit of a trek to get from your car to the hotel.

In my honest opinion overpriced for what you get. The Deluxe king room is no different than your standard room apart from the extra square footage. There were no fans in the bathroom, leaving the room in sauna like conditions after a shower. The toilet paper was nothing short of sandpaper. Customer service was underwhelming aside from Jacob (he was fantastic & honestly the only memorable part of our stay).

I like this Marriott, obviously very conveniently located to the convention center. I love that there's a Starbucks cafe in the lobby area. An excellent gym. A great bar with decent food. Great service from everybody here. One thing that is irritating me in general with most Marriott properties including this one, with the extreme prices I'm paying to Marriott across the board, the hardware for the TVs needs to be upgraded ASAP. It's so slow, and practically unusable! Nevertheless I'm grateful I can eventually get to something on Netflix.

I stayed at the Anaheim Marriott in conjunction with the Toastmasters International 100th Anniversary celebration convention and volunteer training. I live right nearby. However, with the early morning starting hours that we had the first handful of days, it made good sense to stay at the hotel the first few nights. The entrance and main lobby are simply lovely! It was so welcoming for us. Plenty of space to sit and also congregate, meet so many other Toastmasters coming in, exchange our cards, and connect. It was great. Pro Tip: For the disabled, they offer scooter rentals. I did get an advance email helping me to reserve one for the week we were there. I was just a few weeks out from major surgery and definitely needed one for navigating the area. I was so appreciative of how easy they made it. I could pick up my scooter right inside the lobby at the Bell station. It was great! I used the Bell Station repeatedly. They were outstanding throughout my stay and the event and deserve a special shoutout of recognition for their excellence in service. I was is in a wheelchair accessible room and the shower stall has been updated in the recent past and has its own shelf seating which made it very easy for me to sit and shower. It was great. There was a well-situated outlet on the side of the bed closer to the bathroom where I would park the scooter and l let it recharge full overnight. Great room. My reservation was a for a disabled accommodating room, and that's what I received when I checked in. No issues. The Room fridge was nice. I could put my leftovers and soda in there for chilling and it did a great job. Mild Drawback: I know they were others there also using the scooters and who were mobility challenged, and I didn't compare stories with them. But the doors into my room were a challenge to navigate with a mobility scooter. They didn't pop open for us. The door wedge which the Bell Staff used could hold open the door, and one even lent me one at one point. But the loner one didn't hold the door open. I managed it with prying it with my can and pushing with my scooter without breaking the basket. But I'm sure there's a better way to navigate the room door, but no-one knew what it was. For the event: the Catering! The food was terrific. We were there for very full days of training. The breakfasts were great. And I really appreciated the different protein options they offered us from eggs, sausage and bacon to the greek yogurt with fruit. The coffee was strong and abundant. We could both take it with us in to-go cups for our training rooms and enjoy it in cups at the table. The staff offered extra assistance to me being in a scooter and going through the food lines. I felt supported, not patronized. They were attentive and helpful. If you are planning an event, you would do very well to work with them and be well-cared for! Highly recommend.! 2025 Review 15

Anaheim Marriott I found the Anaheim Marriott to be comfortable and conveniently located near the convention center, but lacked my preferred amenities. Check-in was simple and fast. The staff was very friendly, professional, and genuinely happy to assist. The elevators are very modern. Once you click on the desired floor you'd like to travel to, it tells you which elevator will get you there and displays an arrow in the direction of said elevator. It's also a smooth ride up and down. This hotel has a FedEx business center that opens at 7am, the nFuse restaurant in the lobby that's pretty good, and Slice pizzeria which needs improvement. If you ever have food deliveries, the driver can leave them at the Bell Desk across from the check-in counter where the staff always verifies your name before giving you the delivered items. First impressions of the room were that it was clean with a large TV and the bed was comfortable. As much as i would love to say this is the ideal hotel for business and family travelers, it is not. It was convenient to have the restaurant in the lobby and housekeeping to come at 9am while attending a local conference or business meeting, but that's it. The hotel did not provide any complimentary water bottles. If you wanted water, you'd have to go to the market on the first floor and buy a bottle that was most likely overpriced. The WiFi wasn't strong enough for me for me to get sufficient work done with the signal dropping every 10-20 minutes. If you have leftovers that you'd like to enjoy in your room, I hope you enjoy it cold because there are no microwaves (though you may be able to request one for a fee). The absolute worst part of my stay was at night when i spent the most time in my room. The walls are paper thin. I could make out my neighbors' conversations and meeting calls while they used their inside voices. One night my neighbor coughed all night long. You can also hear people walking up and down the hallway, and I could always tell when one of the rooms next to me was taking a shower. My room had two double beds and both creaked whenever I rolled over or got in/out of bed. Every morning an alarm went off at 5am. It may have been an alarm to a door for maintenance/employees, as it wasn't loud enough to be the fire alarm, but loud enough to wake someone from their sleep. The longer the alarm sounded, the quicker the tempo became and it was impossible to go back to sleep when it finally stopped minutes later. As someone who doesn't drink coffee or energy drinks and relies on 8 hours of sleep to get through the day, staying at this Marriott only led to restless nights. I'm not sure if the issues I endured were limited to the fifth floor, but even with the convenience of being in close proximity to the convention center and Disneyland, I would not recommend this hotel if you value your sleep.

The Anaheim Marriott is a large hotel adjacent to the Anaheim Convention Center, and quite close to the Disneyland Resort. The room decor is Marriott Modern. It's not super luxe, but it's nice and has all the essentials: coffee maker (with some tea bags as well), comfortable bedding, ample workspace, and plenty of power outlets at the bedside and work area with USB-A ports as well. Plus multiple in-house dining options and room service. If you are a Marriott Bonvoy member at the Platinum level or above, you'll have access to the Concierge Lounge. Check with the hotel for current offerings there, but during my last visit, they had a basic, but reliable breakfast (eggs, potatoes, sausage, breads). At some properties the lounge isn't great, but here it's definitely worth a visit. I have never attended an organized event here, so can't speak about the meeting, banquet, and ballrooms, except to say they can accommodate groups from small to large, and if the nFuse Restaurant, Bar & Lounge (see separate review) is any clue, the catering ought to be fabulous. This is an ideal place if you are coming to Anaheim to visit Disneyland, don't fancy a motel, but also don't care to stay in a Disney hotel at Disney prices. Downtown Disney and the parks are easily walkable, or you can take the ART bus: Route 5 Grand Plaza Line stops in front of the hotel and takes you to the Disneyland Esplanade. The hotel has the standard Marriott Market grab & go, which includes a Starbucks. And there is a (pricey) gift shop that I wouldn't recommend (go to Downtown Disney to shop!). I review the dining options, nFuse and Slice pizzeria, separately. The bottom line: the Anaheim Marriott is a good place to stay, whether for your group event or your family visit to Disneyland. Prices are dynamic, so you'll want to book as early as you can and check different times of year to find a deal if you're planning a vacation. DISCLAIMER: I have family employed at this hotel, so despite my determination to be objective, I must confess that when I'm attended by staff who know I'm someone's Uncle Charlie, I might get better service than someone else. On the other hand, it's a big hotel with a large staff, and many times I've been helped by people who have no clue who I am and I have never had a reason to complain.

They really do have the best gym here and the tower rooms are really nice! It's so convenient when you're attending a show at the Anaheim convention center! I highly recommend making a reservation way in advance

Stayed here for a convention and it was comfortable and well kept. It's a good area and you can walk to other hotel restaurants in the area. The BIG convention center is literally across the driveway. Housekeeping was prompt and efficient. The only down side was that they really need another coffee shop--line was hugely long. I had colleagues that ate breakfast in the restaurant (buffet style) and it was $40. If you're going to Disneyland, you could literally walk (less than a mile) but most in our group caught an Uber just because they would be walking ALL day.

Overall, we had a decent stay. The room is in good condition and as expected. It was clean, well stocked, and just what we were looking for. All of the staff that we encountered was very friendly and helpful. A bonus for a great view over the city. What really detracted from our stay was concierge level in the lounge. Despite being on the concierge level, we barely got to take advantage of it. It was a huge waste. The lounge had very clearly listed hours, but it was almost always never open. Breakfast was actually at the sitdown restaurant downstairs instead of the lounge. They did not give us the vouchers we needed to get the free breakfast until the last day so we only got to go once, and even still, having to sit down at a restaurant is a lot different than thinking we were going to be able to pop into the lounge on our way out. Even when it wasn't hours that food was supposed to be served, the lounge was supposed to be available for drinks all day, and multiple times we tried to go and it was not open. Lastly, the sign had hors d'oeuvres wan and dessert being offered at the end of the night until 10, and every single night there was never anything in the lounge food-wise for the entire evening. If we would have known, we obviously would not have done the concierge level.

We stayed at the Anaheim Marriott because the RE+ Conference was being held at the nearby Anaheim Convention Center, which was walking distance. The time went by quickly because the conference was quite the mob scene, as everyone seemed to be staying there or at the Hilton across the street. The hotel can certainly hold the numbers, with at least three different ballrooms to hold private events or vendors like our conference. The pool area was nice but felt a little cramped due to its layout. There is at least one coffee shop that serves breakfast and lunch items from the ordering counter, a bar for cocktails, and an Asian-focused fine-dining restaurant. Accessing the fitness room can be a little challenging if you're not staying in the closer tower. But if you're in the closer tower like we were, it's down the hall. The king-sized bed in our room was comfortable, and there was a nice chair with a desk. However, outside of the couple in the closet, there were no drawers to put away clothes. If you're staying more than a couple of days, you will most likely live out of your suitcase. Overall, the service was good. Everyone with whom we interacted was friendly and considerate. Housekeeping made our bed and provided towels every day. If you're staying for a conference or have the intent to enjoy Disneyland down the street, then the Marriott will work for your needs. Just make sure you think about how you will do your outfits every day with the lack of drawer space.

Super cute. Chose the concierge option. We checked in around 8PM, and got to check out the desserts in the food room before they closed. After fattening up, went back up to the room and had a clear view of Disneyland's firework show!! Breakfast is nice for what they offer, went up around 7AM the morning on a Monday, was super busy considering they open at 6:30. Got a complimentary hour extension on checkout, so we were able to leave at 12 for no extra cost. Would definitely recommend, it's a nice hotel.

We have stayed here a couple of times the past few years, we love the proximity of it to the parks. Also as bonvoy members, we get access to the lounge which was a great space. We checked in monday afternoon, went to the parks and got back to the room around midnight. There was an incident in the room that took us a couple minutes to take care of, we let someone know on the bonvoy app message and they responded after a few minutes. We took photos as proof, the next day we stopped by the front desk to express the concern. Anthony and Jada assisted us, we showed them the photo and they quickly took care of the situation. They listened to us and was compassionate to the situation. Hopefully it doesn't happen again, but thankful for Anthony and Jada.

Recently just stayed here for a work conference. This is my second time staying at this hotel. I originally visited in 2018 for a trip to Disney and work conference as well. Things I loved about my visit. Pros: Wonderful space for a conference. The rooms are great. There is a lot of shopping inside the hotel, a Starbucks, a market, etc. The staff is soooo nice! And when you arrive, they have people that open the door for you. The rooms are nice, spacious and comfortable. My room service exceptionally cleaned my room. They folded clothes, organized my bathroom counter, etc. The bar was great and drinks are fair priced. You're walking distance to downtown Disney, the garden walk, and all sorts of shopping and food. Great way to get in your steps! Also; you're close to the airport! Cons: My only complaint with being in room 693, is that the AC is loud. It would often wake me up when it kicked off and on. I could also hear the elevator as it stopped on the 6th floor sometimes. Additionally, although I had a balcony which was great.. my view was that of the parking lot. At one point, the bathroom smelled like a sewer but quickly went away. There are very limited TV options and they charge you for internet unless you're a Bonvoy member. I am one but I was still charged for WIFI last time I stayed so I don't even attempt it now. Either way, my experience here was and always been solid and I would stay here again. Away from any sort of elevators though!

I have not been an over night guest in the hotel but I have attended conferences and events here. The staff is wonderful and the meals I've had through the events were well cooked and presented. This is a wonderful event venue. The bathrooms are well kept and the entrance and social areas are clean as well. The atmosphere is beautiful for any event. It would be a wonderful place to have a prom or wedding reception. The courtyard between the this and the Hilton is a nice place to have lunch or relax.

Spent a few days here for a conference. All in all no real complaints. Always enjoy online check in. So I don't have to physically come in so early. Room is nice and tidy. Room service was helpful. Clean and nice place. The food at the restaurant was okay. The steak sandwich is kinda plain. But the lobster Mac is good.

If you're headed to Disneyland, the Marriott Anaheim Convention Center hotel is a great place to stay! The property is beautiful and is very walkable to Disneyland. We walked it with two kids under six and it took about 11 minutes. If you're not into walking, there is a Disney direct shuttle bus that arrives here every 20-min. The cost is about six dollars per person, per day. Worth it after 8-hours of walking around the parks. The hotel has a full bar, sit down restaurant, pizza place, and a grocery store/Starbucks on property. This made it very easy to get food and snacks for the children without having to order Uber eats or DoorDash. The front lobby is immaculate and a pool area is very well kept, but on the small side. I booked this through my CC and was able to get a free upgrade for their brunch buffet which we ate at every single day. This brunch buffet offers all the staples, fresh fruits, cereal, bacon, and eggs. They also have a waffle bar and an omelette station. I believe it's $30 per person, which is pretty steep, but it is all you can eat so load up! We definitely stashed a few apples and bananas in our stroller before heading to the theme parks. If you don't wanna pay $30 for this brunch buffet, they do have a menu you can order from, or head down to the market inside the hotel. They freshly make avocado toast, breakfast sandwiches, and breakfast burritos for about $11 each. We stayed in a double queen room with a balcony. The room was was a little tight, especially with the growing number of toys and souvenirs. We kept accumulating over each day at the park. If you get a balcony room, I would suggest asking for room that faces north or west. We faced south, though we were on the 14th floor we still looked upon neighborhoods and air conditioners below our room. If I leaned out, I got a nice sunset view (see my pics!) If I'm headed back to Anaheim for Disney or Buisness, this is a definite rebook for me. The customer service was on point and I felt cozy and safe the entire time.

This is a nice hotel close to Disney. The hotel is well kept and the staff are pretty helpful. The room is basic, nothing major but it's definitely clean. The hotel have various food option from a pizza place to a market with various quick food options and a sit down restaurant

1st time staying here and at first the value was there! having experienced our 1st room far away from the lobby and parking garage,! we l found a cockroach right next to my girlfriend's bedside. my girlfriend freaked out, and she apologized, and I told her it wasn't her fault so I would go up to the front desk and address the incident. The gal at the front desk, I forget her name, she was kind enough to assign us another room! it was further up the hallway, but after having to transfer all of our stuff from the first room to the second room, my girlfriend discovered a gecko in the drapes. We then immediately grabbed all our belongings and went back to the lobby to address another incident and found ourselves on the third floor from those two incidents The third time was obviously a charm, but having to switch between two different rooms initially, was lightweight an inconvenience! However, the front desk was super helpful, even gave me a temporary key to exit the garage. Not sure that I would stay here again after the inconvenience of switching rooms and not being offered an upgrade

This is a very nice hotel. We've been here a couple of times in regard to events. The place is also very huge and it's easy to get lost. It seems pretty nice though along with great customer service and stuff. I definitely recommend this place for a stay or event happening.

For a huge hotel, they sure know how to nickel and dime you. No free wifi and you want $300/ night?! Instead it's $15 a day. McDonald's doesn't even charge for wifi. Water, that costs money too. Unless you go to the bellhop desk where they have some for free. No breakfast unless you want to spend $30 a head at the buffet or $15 for a very mediocre café sandwich. They also messed up our corporate reservation and it took an hour and a half to check in because they didn't send a release to my husband's company ahead of time. The positives: The beds in the room were actually pretty decent and comfortable. They're very close to Disneyland and you can catch a bus right out in front of the hotel for a small fee or walk across the street to the Disney park and ride for free. Their housekeeping team was pretty amazing. Kept our room super clean for our four night stay. There's lots of hotel options in the area, so if I were to return to this part of Anaheim, I would probably look elsewhere.

If you're attending a convention, this hotel is incredibly convenient--you can practically roll out of bed and be at the convention center in minutes. It's ideal if you don't have a car, with restaurants, coffee shops, and drugstores all within a short walk. The rooms feature balconies, which were perfect for unwinding after a long day at the conference. The layout of the room was well-designed for both working and relaxing, with good lighting and cleanliness. My room had a shower-only setup, which was perfectly adequate. The executive lounge was impressive, though it could get quite busy during breakfast, which is totally normal. The staff there were friendly and efficient, keeping the area clean and clearing tables promptly with a smile. In the lobby, there's a restaurant/bar, a market, and a pizza shop--all offering good food at typical Disneyland-area prices.

This place was awesome so close to Disney! Saw fireworks from the room on the weekend!

enjoyed this property! i appreciate that they sent up a birthday gift amenity, super sweet touch. the only "down" i would say is that the M Lounge isn't open on the weekends but they do offer breakfast at the restaurant & also an appetizer for dinner so that was a nice exchange. very close to disneyland & a nice view of the park.

I really really really wanted to give the Marriott five Stars. I mean it is the Marriott for crying out loud. Because one of the standout features of this particular one is the service. From the person that opens the door for you to the valet to the concierge desk to bell service, we didn't encounter one bad experience with the customer service. If anything it spoiled me and now I want this all the time. I want to specifically call attention to Julian who ran the valet service; he was phenomenal in both his organization, customer service, and just general demeanor. He was a joy. Douglas in bell service was also amazing. I was frazzled, anxious, and overwhelmed when we showed up after a long drive and having to rearrange our hotel literally minutes before checking in. Douglas calmed me down and was such a reassuring presence. He was just phenomenal. The staff at the restaurant were great, especially Edith who made me look forward to coming to breakfast. Note on breakfast buffet: there is a dedicated gluten free toaster with bread and bagels! There are multiple gluten free options too. The offerings didn't change much but it was still a good selection. The fruit was awesome. However that said, there were things about the rooms that really seemed to be lackluster especially with what you were paying. Let me give a few examples that stood out the most. -poor bathroom design. The bathroom had a significantly noticeable lack of places to hang anything. There is one hook and one bar. In a bathroom that was meant to accommodate four people and encouraged reusing your towels, this was beyond silly. There was no way to hang your towels, use a hanging dock kit or toiletries bag, nowhere to hang a swimsuit to dry, nothing. It was really frustrating. -irritating mini fridge. The in room fridge was another frustration. I don't know what the type is called but they don't get super cold. I constantly had to use the 'fast cool' button to o keep things cool enough to know leftovers wouldn't spoil. We don't like wasting food so typically bring leftovers back for lunch or a snack. The fridges should be at 40° or below and it just didn't seem to be getting there. Btw, there are no freezers in these fridges. -no microwave in room. They have a dedicated place in the room for them that bell service told us about... but you have to arrange to have one brought to your room which seems silly. Why not just have them in there to begin with? -poor storage. Again this room is meant to accommodate up to 4 travelers and their luggage. There was a very small closet with 5 hangers, 3 deeper than average drawers, and that was it. One area could EASILY have a wall armoire with extra storage and not take up any more of the room footprint. We ended up suitcase living by putting our luggage on top of a chair and a drawer (that comically to me held the Bible and the book of Mormon) and just digging through them for 4 days. The rooms are nice to look at but lack functionality. -noise level from restaurant. If you're in a pool view room, there is a lot of noise from the outdoor seating of the restaurant. And the restaurant stays open until midnight. We were on the 10th floor and the noise just funnels upwards. I can't imagine how loud it is at lower floors. -ac/heat controls need an overhaul. The buttons are worn out and old. It takes several presses to change the temp just a half a degree. I know this sounds picky, but we stayed at a holiday inn Express after here on our way back home. All of the complaints listed above weren't an issue.‍ Overall would we stay here again? It's likely but mostly for the amazing staff, nice amenities, and location to the convention center. I'd feel better about the cost if the issues with the rooms were addressed.

The worst hotel experience I ever received from Haley Matsumoto room manager. Rude and unprofessional with no solution for nothing and bad customer service. Will never visit this hotel Marriott Anaheim again.....

Great location for visiting Disney parks. (Grab the quick, easy and cheap ART bus to the parks.) Food and drink locations in the lobby. Nice pool/pool bar. Easy paid garage parking. Room was clean and comfortable.

Anaheim Marriott was excellent. Big spacious room, great staff and plenty of options around the area to enjoy. Hotel is place in a great location close to everything. Walgreens, restaurant and two blocks from Disney. Great location.

This is a tough review. This year, I stayed here twice, both times for 3 day conferences at the Anaheim Convention Center. My first visit was absolutely horrendous and I was hoping it was a fluke, but my second wasn't all that much better. Visit One: After a long day, I returned back to my room around midnight to a horrible stench. It smelled like sewage or sulfur. I called the front desk who sent one of their maintenance techs over. He began running the faucets to try to clear it out and spraying some sort of substance around the bathroom. The smell didn't clear, so I went down to the front desk to ask to switch rooms. I was placed in a new room but in the morning, I was greeted by a continuous whooshing sound that I came to realize was the sound of the elevator that the room shared a wall with. I do really appreciate that the hotel attempted to make it right by providing Marriott points to compensate all the issues with the stay. Visit Two: This time, my room was near the elevator but on the other side (did not share a wall) so I thought that I was in the clear, but boy was I wrong. With any proximity to the elevator, it's loud and that whooshing sound just doesn't go away. It's especially the worst in the morning when people are leaving for the day. I don't think there's anything they can really do about this because of the way the hotel is built, but it's a huge issue! My colleagues were placed in the Oasis Tower, so I thought they'd be spared from elevator woes, but instead, they were woken up at 7am to protestors outside. There have been many protests in the area that take place in the street area between the Marriott and the Hilton, so if you're facing that way, you may also be susceptible to a lot of noise. I will say that I really appreciate that there is a great restaurant option in the hotel along with the Market for breakfast. The location is convenient and it's a great gathering space for conferences. It's just so hard when I've had so many issues with rooms that I'm weary of another stay.

Titanium status here. We want to recognize the outstanding staff of Anaheim Marriott. Especially MaryLou from their breakfast buffet. She was so welcoming and friendly and offered great suggestions for the rest of our stay. Please pass on this message to her :) Check-in: Seamless, allowed early check-in, no-upgrades unfortunately. You can request bottled water up front Lounge: Basic but we didn't have the opportunity to see it up and running on a typical weekday Extras: Heard the apps is excellent, didn't try as we were out all day Parking: Connected to the hotel, easy to park, overpriced Tips: Breakfast buffet includes pancakes and hash browns but you have to request it from your server Overall a great experience and a wonderful base for our Disney adventure.

Service: 4* Ambience: 5* Convenience: 4* Price: 3* Food Options: 4* Food taste: 4* Executive lounge: 5* Stayed here for a conference. Love how close it is to Disney. The room is large, well appointed and comfortable. I was placed on the 17th floor just below the executive lounge. I could hear the chairs move during business hours, but thankfully at night and early morning, as the lounge was closed had no noise from it. The executive lounge is great. Large, lists of good food options, tons of drinks and grab and go items. The staff was friendly and nice.

Awhile ago I had left a negative review for one of my favorite spots as the staff didn't seem to care much about my concerns. Fast forward to today in fall 2024. This property has continued to improve and provide great service. A great stay and a great end product. We stay here probably 8-10 times a year minimum. Mainly for Disneyland and not for business minus the namm tradeshow. We love to hit the pool the day after Disney which is one of the best in the area. Prior concerns were the staff forgetting to turn on the music at the pool and no wait staff out at the pool to take orders and drive business for drinks and food. Alex who is one of the servers at the pool has been there the last few times and is one of the best in the business. He's a gem for the property and gives a+ service. His face and service to the company has made an impact that resulted in me wanting to leave this 5 star review. Keep up the good work Anaheim Marriott and more experiences like Alex! See you next stay.

Stayed here for a work conference. Friendly service and clean rooms. 10/10 walkability. Would definitely stay here again.

I was here for a conference. The staff was very accommodating to our requests. House keeping was prompt and quick with requests.

This hotel was mediocre at best. TV didn't work, shower only half worked, and the room was ridiculously loud all night. The only positives of this hotel were the valet staff and the location (close to Disney). Next time I come to Disney I will definitely look elsewhere

We pretty much exclusively stay at Marriott properties and are usually very happy with them. This place was for sure an exception. My wife has some serious food allergies, which lead to us traveling with food she can eat. Prior to booking the hotel, I called and asked if the in room refrigerators were cold enough to keep food. I was assured they were. Upon our arrival, we found the refrigerator only got to 46 degrees, which is far from safe for food. We brought this up to the front desk staff. The staff member was nice enough, but could only apologize for the "error in communication." He went on to say the refrigerator's were chillers at best. We booked two rooms for our family to stay in. We requested rooms as close as possible knowing it was a long shot. We were placed on the same floor, but on opposite ends of the hallway. My wife called to see if there was anything a little closer and the front desk staff member said, "nope, try back tomorrow" and hung up on my wife. While this was happening, we found a foreign, long black hair on our bed (none of us have long black hair). I posted a picture of the hair below. Lastly, on our last night one of our neighbors was smoking marijuana causing not only the entirety of the hallway to smell, but also our room. We called down to the front desk and expressed our concerns since we had our four year old in the room with us. We were told there is nothing they can do and said we could change rooms if we want. It was after midnight at this point and it wasn't an option with a four year-old. My wife asked for a manager to call in the morning, but no one ever called. We called again the next afternoon right before we checked out and asked to speak to a manager. The manager gave a half hearted apology and said all she could do was give us bonus points. Overall, we wouldn't stay here again. The experience was lack luster and the staff was rude and condescending. There are plenty of other options in the area and we will be exploring those options in the future.

I attended a 4-day convention at the hotel. First, the reservation was very weird. We had to create 2 reservations, one for the night before the convention and another for the nights reserved by the convention block. So we all had to go to the front desk and physically checkout and check back in. The staff were all very nice and helpful, but things just seemed to take longer than what I've experienced in other hotels. The restaurant and bar in the lobby were great. I ate there 6 different times, and all but one experience was great. The food was good, but the server was very unfriendly. There is a pizza take-away and market. The market needed a separate line for people ordering food and drinks and another for those just purchasing items from the shelf. I desperately needed a bottle of water and had to wait 20 minutes in line to get it. Later, I discovered the store carried some beverages, but it's hidden in the back. The conference space was great! Although very spacious, it was organized efficiently so we didn't have to walk great distances. The rooms were clean and comfortable, however the rooms are starkly decorated and I did not care for the LVP flooring. I forgot my slippers and it just felt weird. I was lucky to get a room with a balcony that faced the Disney fireworks. I appreciated the ART bus to go to the Disney property. Overall, a good stay.

Beautiful hotel! Highly recommend staying here for many reasons. Kind staff, very clean rooms and spaces, easy access to Anaheim, wonderful amenities, and just lovely ambiance. Summer and the hotel management were so accommodating and friendly!!

You people are sick ! $38 for 20min of parking I can go off and write several paragraphs insulting you, but I just leave it. Hilton across the street charges $7 for an hour of parking. Perfect customer appreciation Marriott

Check in to this hotel few days ago for my daughter's graduation. This place has changed in a lot of ways. We always stay here for all occasions. Every time we check in, they have our room ready. Now it's more like you wait two hours, your room is not ready. The room was alright, except at night theres cockroaches. We had issue with the tv remote, they changed it quite a few times finally able to worked the remote. The food at the lobby doesn't taste good at all. Starbucks food is not good. Everything is cold and old. I had sausage, bacon and scrambled eggs, and danish the food is gross! Burned bacon, dry eggs and cold sausage. Poor service. Hopefully when we come back it's different.

This was a nice Marriott. The service was hit and miss though. I'm a platinum elite member so Marriott is supposed to provide me with room upgrades if available, and I generally get breakfast vouchers. Upon check-in the guy was kind of a dick. No friendly greeting, he did become a little nicer once her pulled up my "status". But, he failed to give me breakfast vouchers and our room was located on the first floor. The room was fine, but the first floor seemed odd. We decided to eat breakfast at the hotel before going to Disneyland. The hostess asked us if we had vouchers. I questioned "how do you get vouchers?" She said, "If the restaurant is closed they will give you vouchers for the inconvenience." That, again, seemed bizarre. We were sat and our waitress asked if we had any vouchers. So I again inquired with her and she informed me that platinum elite members and above get vouchers. The waitress ended up securing our vouchers and an appetizer voucher. Yay! She was our only food service during our stay. Our friends had left us a gift at the front counter. When we went to pick it up we again received less than satisfying service. No friendly greeting and they seemed so put out having to retrieve the small box from the counter. Overall the hotel is nice. The gym is big and equipment is well maintained. There are lots of stores and restaurants in the hotel. But the service blows.

I had the most frustrating stay here and will not be coming back. I will thoroughly explain why and I'm still upset as I and my parties missed so much through the week, so forgive me if that comes through in my words but I really have no more patience after this stay. If you don't believe me? Just search "Internet" in the reviews. It's clean and the staff are nice, it's attached to a giant convention center and it's walking distance from Disneyland. If that's what you care about most, then absolutely come here for solo or family time. That's not what I was here for though - I was here to work during my convention. The entire time I spent disconnected and unable to do ANY work whatsoever, and my entire convention along with anyone I could ask had the same issue. I sat for hours all over the hotel trying to connect for 5 days, getting routed to IT, being told to reboot my devices a million times over, giving my IP and MAC, I did everything I was told, EVERYTHING. Hundreds and hundreds of times over! When IT couldn't fix their router issues it got "escalated" to an ethereal "senior IT" who never ONCE called us back, again, after calling with our ticket numbers multiple times and requesting escalation. Multiple. Times. I have never in my life and extensive travels had such a headache-inducing time with a hotel's internet/customer service and, in 2024? That's just not acceptable - internet is a necessity nowadays and whether you're working or vacationing, it's the principle of the thing. You shouldn't have to justify your need to connect to the internet. I have absolutely no issue connecting to any other internet when I leave the hotel (which I had to do) and it can't be just my machine because I have 4 devices (and my mother has 4 and there are hundreds between my event attendees who corroborated when I asked), absolutely none of us can connect nor stay connected. We all got booted off if there was a shimmer of connectivity all week. When all this was brought up to staff and IT, our concerns were dismissed because "our system shows that the router is functioning" (even though they're getting hundreds of calls about the WiFi issues and guests can't figure out why it only ever says "No Internet"). We will never be staying here again - not only because of the inability to connect, do our presentations, make our meetings, respond to emergencies, or use anything but our one bar of cell service to communicate, but because - despite so many people and devices saying otherwise - they insist that "the router looks fine" and refuse to do anything to help the droves of guests who are SOL for the entire duration of their stay! Not even a call back from a "senior IT" or anyone who can tell you more than "have you tried rebooting your system?" like they promise This angers me so much because I work in tech with computers! My terminal, phone, ipad, pc, watch, and work phone are not the problem, It's your router!! Please listen to your guests and fix it instead of ignoring everyone!! There is obviously something wrong!

Spent Thanksgiving in Disneyland this year, we stayed at the Anaheim Marriott for the first time. We enjoyed our stay so much we might just become members! Thanks to the knowledgeable staff for educating us on the rewards program perks, features, savings, and additional offers! I really appreciated the exceptional service I received from the lobby, valet, and bell hop service. Everyone was VERY upbeat, friendly, and made our stay carefree & relaxing. Most will be happy to hear there is a Starbucks located inside the hotel cafe where they also make AMAZING breakfast burritos! There is a convenience store/gift shop located across the way, two atms, Slice Pizzeria, & nFuse restaurant, bar & lounge. And if Disneyland is not enough, they also have a fitness center.

Stayed at Anaheim Marriott one night for the D23 Expo 2022. We are Marriott members so they gave us the breakfast buffet and we had drinks (soda and water) from the lounge on the 14th floor. Unfortunately we didn't have time to take advantage of the free appetizer at the restaurant. Did not have any issues with the room since it was only one night. Shower was strong and the bed was comfy. The only con is this hotel is very, very long. Our room was all the way at the end and it was a tiring walk back to our room after a long day at the con. Would love to stay here again due to the close proximity of the convention center and all the restaurants in the area within walking distance. Marriott just upgraded this hotel to a higher category so we won't be able to use a free rewards night here anymore.

I enjoyed my weekend staycation I booked here for my bday weekend. I was in the oasis tower with a corner king room and it was spacious l, comfortable and very clean. I used the fitness center which had a lot of equipment options. We dined multiple times at the restaurant they have and had drinks at the bar multiple times. I like they have a Starbucks and Slice and other food options other than dining from restaurant. We enjoyed the pool and their were seating options in the sun and shade. I would definitely stay here again.

We came here for the star wars celebration and we have plans to stay again for several volleyball tournaments at the convention center. The Marriott is just a little higher level of service and amenities than its neighbor, the Anaheim Hilton. The Marriott has fewer rooms and smart intelligent elevators that direct your elevator to your floor from the ground controls. It's more efficient than tons of people hitting multiple floor stops on every elevator at the Hilton. Their valet and bell service is very fast and friendly. My bags and car were ready in less than 5 minutes. At Hilton, I waited almost 15 minutes for my car. The Marriott has a great restaurant called nFuse and the marketplace is great for a quick grab and go. The rooms are very clean and service is top notch. When it comes to Anaheim Marriott vs Anaheim Hilton, we will chose Marriott if the price is similar. It's a better, newer feel hotel. We will be back via Bonvoy.

Julio Gonzalez, the night valet guy is really kind, compassionate, and deserving of a promotion & higher role. I talked to him about a parking situation & he handled it with such grace & understanding. His emotional intelligence & empathy is top tier. A lovely human being, a beautiful soul .

We recently stayed at Marriott Convention Center room and this hotels do not change bedsheets for new guests, I was so grossed out by this. We also found old food in the fridge.

The Anaheim Marriott is situated near Disneyland, and close to many restaurants. The "Deluxe King" room was comfortable and spacious and includes a private balcony. It was a nice touch to be able to sit out there and relax while my husband was busy working. The room has a modern decor with hardwood floors. The amenities included a 55" smart TV for streaming your favorite shows, a coffee pot, refrigerator, desk and chair, and sitting area. There was also an ice and vending machine located on our floor, which was convenient for buying water and soft drinks. Although if you are planning on staying several days, it can get expensive. Good thing there is a CVS and Walgreens not far from the hotel to purchase those items and anything else you may need. The hotel is located in a nice area to stay and within walking distance to a ton of restaurants, the Anaheim Garden Walk, and of course Disneyland! I would stay here again.

Love love love this hotel! Great Marriott location from Disneyland... walking distance unless you are lazy like us, then it's a $7-8 Uber ride. Pro tips: - If you don't have Lounge access , upgrade to it! Great breakfast in the morning. They have plenty of waters and non-alcoholic drinks throughout the day. Their midday snacks consisted of firm eggs, banana chips and candy, which was fun to make our own trail mix with. The evening appetizers were pretty hearty which we enjoyed himself up on. They do have cocktails for a purchase! - If you need some grocery items, Amazon Fresh deliver your items to the hotel! I wasn't sure what the club lounge had so I did order too many snack items but it was perfect for snacks to take to Disneyland and alcoholic beverages! -try the burger at the pool, my daughter swears by it! Wonderful service! We loved our stay at this hotel.

I mistakenly walked into this hotel without a reservation. I had a reservation at the Hilton Anaheim next door. I gave the front desk my last name and they checked me in without ever mentioning I did not have a reservation or advising what the price would be. They then charged me for 2 nights at 5X what the online rate was. Trying to get a refund has been an absolute nightmare. Staff is somewhat nice, but everyone just says they'll look into and call back...and never does. I may never stay at a Marriot again. I will update this review if anything changes.

If I had the opportunity to cancel my reservation on the spot I would've. We got there and right off the bat the manager Jared gave us a really hard time checking in, we also needed to book last minute another room for my parents and asked him if he could help us to his response which was we have to do it on the app and he couldn't help us with that t . Also when we went out and got back to our room our hotel door was open they said the lock malfunctioned and sometimes when they clean they leave the deadbolt for easier access that didn't make me feel any better because who knows how long it was unlocked for. We spoke to another manager I think his name was Juan but he was excellent super nice and was able to help us book another room, what the other manager said he couldn't help us with . Anyways my experience was horrible and I most likely won't stay there again

I was here for a conference. The hotel is nice. Nice lobby, and other amenities. The only real complaint I had was I reserved a king room well in advance and I was given a double queen. The room is nice but not as nice as the main tower. I was in the oasis which was ok. The shower needs updating for sure. Oh yeah and the wall USB's did not work. For what I spent, I was overlooking the parking garage. Crappy view for sure.