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Four Points by Sheraton Anaheim

Motel-style Anaheim lodging offering fireworks views within walking distance of Disneyland.

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Four Points by Sheraton Anaheim is a budget-friendly option situated within walking distance of Disneyland, notable for its fireworks views from the pool and walkways. Guests appreciate the solid value, on-site Tru Grits dining, and helpful perks for Marriott Bonvoy members. However, the motel-style layout suffers from persistent freeway roar from nearby Interstate 5 and signs of age across the rooms. 1651815

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What travelers noticed

  • Guests can view the Disneyland fireworks from the exterior hallways and the pool area. 111810
  • The hotel provides convenient access within walking distance of the Disneyland main gate. 20163
  • Dining at the Tru Grits restaurant earns praise for its varied menu items and hot breakfast buffet. 18520

The catch

  • Guests disagree on room quality, with some praising recent renovations and clean rooms while others criticize worn carpets and tiny bathrooms. 5
  • Sleep quality opinions vary, ranging from guests praising luxurious bedding to others finding mattresses too soft and pillows thin. 16
  • Reviewers report mixed experiences with shower water pressure, describing it as either excellent or abysmal. 169

Who it's for

  • Disneyland parkgoers on a budget
  • Guests wanting prime views of Disney fireworks

Skip it if

  • Light sleepers sensitive to Interstate 5 traffic roar
  • Travelers seeking modern interior-corridor rooms

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I was staying here because it was a really good deal paired with an AMX offer saving me 20% or about $50 off of my room…

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just past the doors for the pool are the elevators we're on the second floor so we're gonna head on up ooh a glass eleva…

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there's a microwave in the lobby excellent so if you want to have some leftovers that's the way that you can do it

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overall the breakfast in the morning wasn't anything special but did appreciate that it was a full and hot Buffet which…

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so we are right close to the freeway here I mean literally I can see cars going by and and I can't hear them with the do…

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it is very loud out here though I will say that I mean we just walked into this little tunnel area so it's not quite as…

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I thought that the walk to the park was doable compared to some other places that we stayed but it was still quite long…

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the only reason why we picked this hotel to begin with is because one of our other favorites was canceled on us and we h…

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in terms of the sleeping conditions the bed was comfortable

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the pillows have had better pillows in other hotels but it was still you know quite a good sleep

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otherwise no it was clean everything was good

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overall the room was clean I definitely think the furniture has seen better days this room just kind of seems like it's…

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Bathroom

79
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  • To me, the best feature of our room was the semi-large, brown-wood armoire located adjacent to the sink/bathroom. The left side of the armoire is basically storage, with space to put away your suitcases and bags, with room to hang jackets and shelf storage above that. 16
  • The sink area is connected to the rest of the room, while the toilet and shower are in space closed off by a door. The counter space here is pretty generous, and the setup would work well for a small family. 11

Location

81
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  • The Sheraton Park at Anaheim Resort is about a fifteen minute walk from the Disneyland main gate, making it one of the best hotels within walking distance of Disneyland. 20
  • Thanks for the feedback, Michelle! We stayed here mid Dec 2015 when I found rooms for $107/night. Location was great. 22

Room

75
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  • The room was my favourite part of the hotel. They have the best beds in the Disneyland Resort area in my honest opinion. 18
  • Didn't spend time looking around the place, but bed was comfy, and we had a lovely view of the fireworks before bed. 22

Service

81
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  • When we walked into the Four Points by Sheraton in Anaheim we were surrounded by a lovely updated lobby area and helpful & friendly staff. 18
  • Hotel staff are very welcoming and friendly. 19

Bed & Sleep

73
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  • The bedding was heavenly. Now, just a couple of days removed from staying at the Sheraton, I am thinking about how I could fit my bed at home with the same cloud-like mattress and down pillows combination offered here. 20
  • Didn't spend time looking around the place, but bed was comfy, and we had a lovely view of the fireworks before bed. 22

Value

79
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  • I was staying here because it was a really good deal paired with an AMX offer saving me 20% or about $50 off of my room for the night 130:17
  • The Four Points by Sheraton is a 5 story motel style resort that's about an 11 minute walk to the Disneyland Resort. It's nightly rate is surprisingly low for everything it offers. 18

Where it is, how to reach it

1221 South Harbor Boulevard
Anaheim, California
92805 USA

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Falls short of what $ usually buys

Scores 8 points below the modest median of 82, across 102 hotels in the same bracket. In Anaheim it sits 12 points below the local median of 86.

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Service
73
Value
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Noise
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Food
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Bed & Sleep
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Location
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Value20 mentions · 1 filmed
  • The elevators are terrible but the location is adequate, the price is acceptable and the Club Level makes it tolerable for the $400 a night savings. 22
  • If there was just a parking fee, we could get past that, but the fee for internet is ludicrous. 22
  • I was staying here because it was a really good deal paired with an AMX offer saving me 20% or about $50 off of my room for the night On camera130:17
  • The Four Points by Sheraton is a 5 story motel style resort that's about an 11 minute walk to the Disneyland Resort. It's nightly rate is surprisingly low for everything it offers. 18
  • The room worked, the location was good, and the price was acceptable. As I'll get more into, though, when comparing hotels in this area, I find it makes sense to nitpick based on service (though an amazing room somewhere could win me over). 7
  • While Food prices were reasonable, drink prices were a little on the expensive side. 18
  • rom the parks, and quality make it very difficult for me to recommend this to anyone else. It's not that the Sheraton Park is scary or even bad (we've stayed in far, far worse in Anaheim), it's just that you can do a lot better for the price. 22
  • On my stay an Amex Offer knocked 20% - about $50 - off the night, and my Marriott Platinum breakfast at True Grits was a genuine full hot buffet rather than the usual continental consolation prize, though an iced coffee still cost extra. 5
  • Room was fine, especially considering the price. 22
  • The World Market is a well stocked market and full-service snack shop. There is a menu of foods to make to order ranging from sandwiches, to pizzas, to breakfast items. The late night turkey sandwich I had from here was simple, yet filling and not too expensive. 20
  • For that price, this hotel is a great option. No hesitations in recommending it if that's the case. 22
  • I used to like it but those fees are atrocious for that property. A resort fee? Give me a break. 19
  • For the most part, I feel the nightly rates at Four Points by Sheraton Anaheim to be reasonable, especially considering its proximity to Disneyland. 16
  • JW was very meh, food was inedible and rooms were old. Not worth it imo 21
  • In addition to your nightly rate, you'll need to pay a non-refundable $150 fee per pet with a maximum of two per room and a 75-pound weight limit. Note that this is per stay and not per night. Not bad considering most hotels are charging nightly fees for pets now. 16
  • The hotel is available at a pretty good price that compensates for the fact that the hotel is located across the freeway from Disneyland. It's in a bit of a no-mans land from a walking perspective but it is still a good option to consider for the money. 11
  • Booked directly, Four Points by Sheraton Anaheim costs around $125-175/night before tax, which actually isn't bad for what it is. In fact, compared to the Anaheim Convention Center hotels (it's most logical counterpart), the Four Points is a pretty good value. 15
  • I'm leaning towards Sheraton. I already have my reservation there and will likely just leave it. Seems like the best value for points. 21
  • The hotel is available at a pretty good price that compensates for the fact that the hotel is located across the freeway from Disneyland. 11
  • The rooms are basic but comfortable, with the recent renovation giving them a cleaner, more current feel than you might fear at this price. Mine had a comfortable bed, a functional bathroom, and enough space for a couple of park-going travelers to manage their gear. 5
Service25 mentions
  • I have just spent an hour of my time talking with Marriott Gold Elite customer service about this situation and how disappointed I am in the service you all are providing. 15
  • When we walked into the Four Points by Sheraton in Anaheim we were surrounded by a lovely updated lobby area and helpful & friendly staff. 18
  • Had pool view room, had one or two very minor issues but the staff that came to fix them did so really quickly and remembered me and always said hello. 22
  • I find it extremely disrespectful that when a customer especially a Marriott Elite member specifically asks to speak to the manager that he was hiding behind the door with a slight a little peak out the door that I caught. 15
  • The &More bar is just off the hotel lobby and provided nice service for a drink one of our afternoons. 20
  • Staff was pleasant and helpful when we needed it. 22
  • You might want to politely request this upon check-in. We had zero issues with any noise during our stay, so I'm not sure whether the highway would be an issue with some rooms, but it's better safe than sorry. 15
  • Hotel staff are very welcoming and friendly. 19
  • Service was friendly and practical, which fits the property. The staff clearly handle a steady stream of Disney families and know the drill, from luggage storage to directions for the walk to the parks. Requests were handled without fuss. 5
  • The hotel is still very fresh from the renovation and the housekeeping staff was very thorough each day in turning down our beds and freshening up the room. 20
  • I thought the rooms were fairly nice with some noticeable wear. 22
  • Staff was nice. Water pressure was excellent. Otherwise, I couldn't recommend it. 9
  • As Marriott Bonvoy guests, we were also given a late checkout of 4 p.m., which was huge for us. (Normally, we're lucky to get a noon checkout at Anaheim hotels.) 15
  • Friendly and helpful staff members 17
  • Both times I visited the front desk (check in and once later), it was clear the people actually at the desk didn't know how to work their computer system. Both had to call in a manager for help. 7
  • The Four Points Anaheim (1221 S Harbor Blvd) is basically a run-down, tired motel. Outside-entry rooms. Worn and dirty. 9
  • On the flip side, the employees are great. Every staff member my wife and I encountered during my two stays were always smiling, said hello, asked how my day was going, etc. They're truly great people who care about your stay and how it's going. 16
  • Some may find this Four Points by Sheraton hotel to be a bit noisy due to its close proximity to the highway; however, guests that visited local Anaheim theme parks appreciated that they can purchase park and shuttle tickets at the hotel's front desk. 4
  • The lounge was good. Very nice views. 21
  • Towels are not the best quality, but on par with most hotels. 19
  • Check-in was quick and friendly, and the staff were used to Disney-bound families arriving with a lot of luggage and questions about the walk. 5
  • Things started poorly at check in. This section was much longer when I originally wrote it, but you don't need 1000 words of my small complaints. 7
  • they do not take room security seriously as I had recently experienced a $2,200 dollar laptop, stolen when the front desk staff failed to check ID of someone that did not have permission to enter our room and gave this person a room key without my permission 15
  • I understand why many disagree). Their "Green" reputation might also be helped if the cleaning staff didn't leave our lights on multiple times during the stay...but that's none of my business... 7
  • This hotel has the best check in & check out times for the Disneyland area (check-in: 3pm/check-out: noon) which is fantastic. 18
Bathroom10 mentions
  • The water pressure from the shower head was abysmal, in my experience. This wasn't just a one-off, as it was the case during my second stay as well. 16
  • The bathroom here is pitiful. It's exactly what you'd expect from one of the motels on Harbor Boulevard both in size and style, which is exactly what you would not expect from a major name among business hotels. 22
  • Honestly, while the bathroom does the job just fine, it leaves much to be desired. The sink counter is separated from the shower and toilet, making it easier for groups of two or more to prepare themselves for a day at Disneyland. 16
  • The sink area is connected to the rest of the room, while the toilet and shower are in space closed off by a door. The counter space here is pretty generous, and the setup would work well for a small family. 11
  • Besides the bathroom, which had a decent amount of wear, the room was clean. 7
  • The shower is a shower/tub combination style. This part of the bathroom is a little bit of a tight space, but it is convenient that it can be closed off. 11
  • We managed to kick these several times with shoes on but avoided any stubbing incidents while shoeless. There were generally enough outlets, though nothing convenient on the very inside wall (near the bathroom), so I just had to part with my phone for the evening (woe is me). 7
  • You get the practical kit - Mr. Coffee machine, safe, mini fridge, closet, ironing board - but the furniture has clearly seen a lot of park seasons, and the bathroom is genuinely tiny: a shower-tub combo, a toilet you have to shimmy past to close the door, and the toilet paper mounted behind the door itself. 5
  • To me, the best feature of our room was the semi-large, brown-wood armoire located adjacent to the sink/bathroom. The left side of the armoire is basically storage, with space to put away your suitcases and bags, with room to hang jackets and shelf storage above that. 16
  • But there were a few things in the room that still haven't been updated, like the sink, tub and floor tile in the bathroom. 18
View4 mentions
  • The rooms facing the parks have a great view of Disney California Adventure Park and on to Disneyland Park in the background. 20
  • Another positive about Four Points by Sheraton Anaheim is the unique view of the Disneyland fireworks. The hotel is situated behind Disneyland's ToonTown, which is where Disney launches their fireworks from. During nights when Disney holds a show, you'll get a uniquely awesome perspective. 16
  • Now The View on the other hand ah not the greatest view you're mostly staring at those trees 14
  • This is also right where Disneyland lights off fireworks and this hotel has great views. All guests can step out on the exterior hallways and get a view of the fireworks. 11
Noise13 mentions · 2 filmed
  • In my experiences with Four Points, their property has always been neat, clean and mostly well-maintained. I say, "mostly", because the property does show obvious and not-so obvious signs of ware. For example, the elevator doors have numerous scratches and discoloration marks that could easily be fixed with a bit of paint. 16
  • Some may find this Four Points by Sheraton hotel to be a bit noisy due to its close proximity to the highway; however, guests that visited local Anaheim theme parks appreciated that they can purchase park and shuttle tickets at the hotel's front desk. 4
  • My honest experience: the rooms open motel-style toward the road, I-5 traffic runs all night every night, and my fix was blasting the big AC unit's fan until it drowned out the freeway. 5
  • No matter which side of the property your room faces, you're going to hear the fireworks loud and clear. Prepare yourself for that. 16
  • it is very loud out here though I will say that I mean we just walked into this little tunnel area so it's not quite as loud but once you step outside the door the traffic definitely very loud out here On camera145:58
  • Despite being adjacent to the elevator, it was not noisy. 22
  • so we are right close to the freeway here I mean literally I can see cars going by and and I can't hear them with the door closed I can't hear them really at all and especially once we get the air conditioner going because it's not going right now I think it'll be it'll be fine On camera144:56
  • Rooms facing the I-5 can pick up traffic noise, so request a room away from the freeway side and bring earplugs if you are sensitive. 5
  • The Four Points is surrounded by busy freeways and the sound definitely resonated through all areas of the hotel. 18
  • In my honest opinion, the traffic noise didn't bother me much (not accounting for random police sirens). 16
  • The Four Points by Sheraton Anaheim is set far enough away from the road to still feel fairly quiet and calm. 10
  • (Another thing: expect to wait for the elevator. It's pretty inefficient, particularly during peak hours. We ended up just using the stairs.) 22
  • the extremely constant 24 hours a day roar of Interstate 5 freeway next to the hotel is extremely loud with only a supply ear plugs in the room for sleeping purposes 15
Room23 mentions · 1 filmed
  • And lastly, if you only want a 5-star experience, then you will have to go with the JW. Nicer room and amenities but furthest from the parks. 21
  • The first room they put us in had an odd electrical odor. 22
  • Above the safe and mini-fridge is a small coffee maker with a variety of complimentary coffee and tea samples, as well as sugar and other accompanists. I'm happy to report that the coffee maker was clean, unlike my horrific discovery in my room at J Resort Reno. 16
  • The only downside I can see there with this specific hotel is a lack of a microwave in the room, but if there is one in the lobby or dining area that can be used taking the savings here is definitely a win/win. 15
  • The 2 Queen room type at the hotel (some with fireworks views) is ideal for smaller families visiting the parks. 11
  • To access our room we had to walk down a poorly lit un renovated corridor that gave us a bit of an uneasy feeling. That said, it's actually very secure for a motel style resort as you have to enter through the lobby to access the rooms. 18
  • Another thing that is worth noting is that the guest rooms here are huge, but the room is so poorly laid out that there's little advantage in the larger size. 22
  • As someone who frequently travels with kids, I appreciated all the storage in the room. 3
  • At check-in, the only acknowledgement of my status was at the very end, as I was walking away. The gentleman at the desk said "oh yea, I forgot, do you want points or breakfast?" This was a reference to the "welcome gift" perk of the status. There was no "thank you" for my loyalty (the bare minimum, in my opinion) or a discussion of the complimentary room upgrade. 7
  • As someone who frequently travels with kids, I appreciated all the storage in the room. There were also a good amount of wall plugs and USB outlets-perfect for charging devices during your stay! 3
  • Gone is the worse-for-wear furniture, tired room design, and blah color scheme. In its place, there is a modern design sensibility, new furniture, and contemporary feel. 15
  • Upon closer inspection of the furniture, carpet, and walls, you can see a decent amount of wear. 22
  • To access our room we had to walk down a poorly lit un renovated corridor that gave us a bit of an uneasy feeling. 18
  • Didn't spend time looking around the place, but bed was comfy, and we had a lovely view of the fireworks before bed. 22
  • The TV worked well, there was enough storage space for the two of us, and the furniture was all in good condition (use the arrows to navigate the below gallery). 7
  • overall the room was clean I definitely think the furniture has seen better days this room just kind of seems like it's just been constantly renovated since the hotel opened probably dozens of years ago at this point On camera132:11
  • That said, the furniture has seen better days, and the room feels like it has been patched up over and over since the hotel opened decades ago. 5
  • Traditional Queen and King Rooms are fairly spacious, with sofa beds and large bathrooms with shower/tub combos, but guests that desire a bit more space should upgrade to one of the four individually designed suites. These rooms are much larger and feature stylish decor, separate sitting, dining, and sleeping areas, and spacious, modern bathrooms. 10
  • The room was my favourite part of the hotel. They have the best beds in the Disneyland Resort area in my honest opinion. 18
  • I can tolerate a lot of things, but a dirty room isn't one of them. I'm happy to report that being dirty wasn't an issue during either of my stays. 16
  • Besides the bathroom, which had a decent amount of wear, the room was clean. 7
  • My 8 year old daughter and I stayed here. I asked for a better room and was cheerfully accommodated. 22
  • My first negative remark pertains to the lack of USB ports in the room. There are a couple scattered about here and there, but not nearly enough. 16
Bed & Sleep7 mentions · 2 filmed
  • Didn't spend time looking around the place, but bed was comfy, and we had a lovely view of the fireworks before bed. 22
  • Here's a look at the Sheraton bathrooms. Again, the finishes are high class and match the upscale nature of the rest of the hotel. 20
  • The bedding was heavenly. Now, just a couple of days removed from staying at the Sheraton, I am thinking about how I could fit my bed at home with the same cloud-like mattress and down pillows combination offered here. 20
  • Conversely, if you enjoy a comfortable night's rest and prefer a firmer mattress, then that may be a problem. 16
  • On the plus side, the bedding is fairly nice and the mattress strikes a good balance between firm and soft. 22
  • the pillows have had better pillows in other hotels but it was still you know quite a good sleep On camera1412:11
  • in terms of the sleeping conditions the bed was comfortable On camera1412:08
Location17 mentions · 1 filmed
  • Convenient location just a short walk from Disneyland 17
  • Its location near the Disney Parks and the Anaheim Garden Walk makes it convenient for families and leisure travelers, and extra touches such as free Wi-Fi, an on-site restaurant and bar, a stylish business center, and a variety of meeting spaces and ballrooms add value for business travelers. 10
  • While this hotel is technically within a roughly 15-minute walk of Disneyland, the journey is not quite as straightforward as it is for many of our top recommended hotels within walking distance of Disneyland. 11
  • The Sheraton Park Hotel at the Anaheim Resort is conveniently located within walking distance Disneyland. 3
  • I've timed my walks to and from the hotel and Disneyland, which distance-wise is just under a mile, and came up with an average walk time of 19 minutes. To me, a 10-20 walk to the parks is decent, but not great. 16
  • It's less than a 15 minute walk to the parks, and maybe a 5 minute walk to the Anaheim Convention Center. Its location really makes it an ideal candidate for those splitting time between a convention and the parks, and I'd hazard a guess that it's a pretty popular option during the D23 Expo. 22
  • The Sheraton Park at Anaheim Resort is about a fifteen minute walk from the Disneyland main gate, making it one of the best hotels within walking distance of Disneyland. 20
  • With it's proximity to Disneyland and the Anaheim Convention Center, the hotel is perfect for those splitting time between a convention and Disneyland. During our most recent trip we were in town for the Disney D23 Expo so this hotel provided a great in between location for all of our activities. 20
  • As others have said - the shuttle has a convenient pick up point nearby. 21
  • I thought that the walk to the park was doable compared to some other places that we stayed but it was still quite long I think in the future I would specifically try to get something closer to the park On camera1411:43
  • Pros: close to park ( less than 10 minute walk), pizza press and bar in the hotel, amazing pool and grounds. 19
  • With the Four Points by Sheraton Anaheim being only a 12 minute walk from Disney California Adventure and Disneyland, the location is pretty solid on paper. 15
  • The Pantry located in the lobby offered some great grab & go options. 18
  • Four Points was under $150 a night for their dates, which was considerably cheaper than any other nearby hotel. 6
  • The Four Points by Sheraton Anaheim is a smart, unglamorous value play for a Disneyland trip. You get a walkable location just across the I-5, comfortable refreshed rooms, and the ability to earn Bonvoy points and elite nights instead of pouring money into a resort rate. 5
  • The location is the reason to book, and it is better than most budget options. 5
  • Thanks for the feedback, Michelle! We stayed here mid Dec 2015 when I found rooms for $107/night. Location was great. 22
Food16 mentions · 1 filmed
  • The Tru Grits Restaurant felt like a nice, updated restaurant with a good variety of menu items. 18
  • There is an on-site restaurant and bar for a casual breakfast or a drink after the parks, which is handy when you are too tired to go looking for dinner. It is convenient rather than a destination, but it covers the basics. 5
  • I thought the rooms were fairly nice with some noticeable wear. There was a promo that gave us vouchers for free plated breakfast at their restaurant on site. The food was good and the portions generous. 22
  • The World Market is a well stocked market and full-service snack shop. There is a menu of foods to make to order ranging from sandwiches, to pizzas, to breakfast items. The late night turkey sandwich I had from here was simple, yet filling and not too expensive. 20
  • overall the breakfast in the morning wasn't anything special but did appreciate that it was a full and hot Buffet which is normally not included with Marriott they just give you continental breakfast which is definitely a detractor in my mind with the program On camera130:59
  • Not worth it imo Ack-Acks • 1y ago I feel like you stayed at another hotel. We did a few nights at JW on Amex 'Fine hotel and resorts' in May - so we had $100 to burn on food credit and full breakfast. The food we had was perfectly fine. 21
  • The evening hors d'oeuvres were a great snack that ran from 5-7 pm. We caught them two of our three nights. There was always an assortment of cheese and crackers, chips, and warm plates with some kind of fried food like mini empanadas or spring rolls. All pretty good. 20
  • In the lobby area is their on-site restaurant, Tru Grits. My wife and I tried the breakfast there (which isn't included in your rate, by the way) and found it to just be ok. It's all-you-can-eat, but to us it wasn't worth the $25 per adult charge. 16
  • The restaurant offers a great breakfast buffet for a reasonable charge from 6:30 am to 10:00 am which we tried and it was a great quick & delicious breakfast. 18
  • The breakfast included scrambled eggs, oatmeal, assorted pastries, toast, and freshly cut fruit. I was very content eating the eggs and fruit each morning. 20
  • JW was very meh, food was inedible and rooms were old. Not worth it imo 21
  • Much like its faux-French predecessor, the Four Points by Sheraton Anaheim succeeds at being chic and trendy. Its pool, restaurant, and bar areas are chic. There's craft beer on tap, ample lounging space, and a laidback atmosphere. 15
  • I ate a Cesar wrap for lunch one day. The wrap was great and the fries were perfectly crispy. 20
  • Taking the shuttle to the Disney parking lot didn't seem to save us much time, easier to just wonder through the outdoor mall. We also stayed the same week at the Sheraton. It's fine- nothing special. The lounge food is limited and definitely- meh - compared to JW. 21
  • The lounge food is limited and definitely- meh - compared to JW. 21
  • The only remote bummer is the lack of a free breakfast, but the potential savings could easily cover that and putting together a small breakfast in the room isn't out of the question. 15

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  1. 5
    Four Points by Sheraton Anaheim Review (Walk to ...
    jacksonjetsetting.comReview site2026-07-03Current13 quotes used
    There is an on-site restaurant and bar for a casual breakfast or a drink after the parks, which is handy when you are too tired to go looking for dinner. It is convenient rather than a destination, but it covers the basi…
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    Anaheim : Sheraton vs JW ? : r/marriott
    reddit.comForum thread2025-07-27Recent16 quotes used
    And lastly, if you only want a 5-star experience, then you will have to go with the JW. Nicer room and amenities but furthest from the parks.
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    This Affordable Hotel Within Walking Distance to ...
    mickeyvisit.comReview site2025-03-25Recent7 quotes used
    While this hotel is technically within a roughly 15-minute walk of Disneyland, the journey is not quite as straightforward as it is for many of our top recommended hotels within walking distance of Disneyland.
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    My Honest Review of Four Points by Sheraton Anaheim ...
    inkedwithwanderlust.comReview site2025-02-04Ageing20 quotes used
    The water pressure from the shower head was abysmal, in my experience. This wasn't just a one-off, as it was the case during my second stay as well.
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    Four Points by Sheraton Anaheim Review
    oyster.comReview site2024-08-11Ageing7 quotes used
    Its location near the Disney Parks and the Anaheim Garden Walk makes it convenient for families and leisure travelers, and extra touches such as free Wi-Fi, an on-site restaurant and bar, a stylish business center, and a…
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    hotels near Disneyland: Sheraton Park Hotel review
    littledoveblog.comReview site2024-03-06Ageing5 quotes used
    Don't miss this: If you're traveling for business you'll appreciate the work table near the bright windows, which can be moved up or down to the perfect height with the touch of a button.
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