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The 12 Best Disneyland Hotels To Book With Points [2024]

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Though there are Disney parks all around the world, including in Southern California and Florida (and let’s not forget Disney Cruise Line), Disney vacations can be cost-prohibitive for a lot of families. Thankfully, there are ways to bring down the overall cost of a Disney vacation by using points and miles.

There are points hotels from every major hotel brand near the original Disneyland, making it easy to use your hotel points to book a stay. Amenities and hotel categories vary from one property to the next, but you’re sure to find something within your budget and requirements.

Here are 12 of the best hotels near Disneyland in Anaheim, California, that you can book on points.

Where Is Disneyland

Disneyland is in Southern California. More specifically, the park, along with Disney’s California Adventure, is in Anaheim, California, about 40 minutes by car south of Los Angeles.

Anaheim’s closest airport is John Wayne Airport in Santa Ana (SNA), followed by Long Beach Airport (LGB), and Ontario International Airport (ONT). You can also fly into Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) and Hollywood Burbank Airport (BUR), but both are approximately 30 miles from Anaheim, which is often an hour-long drive or more in LA traffic.

Disneyland is a large theme park, about 500 acres if you count both Disney California Adventure Park and Disneyland Park. In a single day, you can expect to walk several miles throughout the park — having the time of your life, of course. With that said, some hotels offer free or paid shuttles to and from the park, but a lot of people choose to walk.

Methodology

The ability to use hotel points or credit card rewards to pay for your hotel stay can save you hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars on a Disneyland vacation.

The hotels we list are from Hilton, Hyatt, IHG, and Marriott. The closest 3 hotels from each brand are included, and all but 2 are generally considered walkable from the resort. All but 1 hotel has a shuttle service available for a fee, but none of them offer a free shuttle to Disneyland.

You’ll also learn what amenities each hotel offers, rates for parking, and the cash and points rates for a free night. They are organized in alphabetical order by hotel brand.

Hot Tip:

Some of the hotels on this list are also Good Neighbor Hotels. Good Neighbor Hotels are near the Disneyland Resort, offer quality accommodations, and often offer ticket and accommodation packages such as a 5% discount on single-day and multi-day Disneyland Resort Park Hopper tickets on select dates.

The 3 Best Hilton Hotels Near Disneyland To Book With Points

1. Hilton Garden Inn Anaheim Resort

Hilton Garden Inn Anaheim
The Hilton Garden Inn Anaheim is a little over half a mile from Disneyland. Image Credit: Hilton

Hilton Garden Inn Anaheim Resort is a Good Neighbor Hotel about half a mile from Disneyland. You can drive to the park in 5 minutes or walk 10 to 15 minutes to the front of the park.

The resort features spacious guest rooms and suites suitable for families and groups traveling together. Connecting rooms are also available at this resort. Amenities include a complimentary hot breakfast, an on-site restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a gym. There is also room service.

There is no self-parking. Valet parking is $32 per night. There is an additional fee of $50 for a second vehicle on the same reservation.

Rates at Hilton Garden Inn Anaheim Resort start at $165 or 60,000 Hilton Honors points per night.

2. Home2Suites by Hilton Anaheim Resort

Home2Suites by Hilton Anaheim Resort
Home2Suites by Hilton Anaheim Resort has breakfast on a different floor for its guests. Image Credit: Hilton

Home2Suites by Hilton Anaheim Resort is in the same building as Hilton Garden Inn Anaheim Resort. It’s the perfect place for Hilton loyalists with large families or groups looking to spread out and get comfortable.

There are 3 room types in this hotel, and they all sleep 6 and have a full kitchen. The accessible studio and hearing-accessible studio each have 2 queen beds and a sofa bed. The 2-bedroom suite features a queen bed in each room, as well as a sofa bed. You can also choose connecting rooms.

Amenities at this Hilton resort include a free hot breakfast (served on a different floor than the Hilton Garden Inn Anaheim Resort’s breakfast), an outdoor pool, and a gym. The only parking available is valet parking for $32 per night and a $50 fee for a second car on the same reservation. Home2Suites by Hilton Anaheim Resort is a Good Neighbor Hotel.

Rates at Home2Suites by Hilton Anaheim Resort start at $194 or 60,000 Hilton Honors points per night.

3. SunCoast Park Hotel Anaheim, Tapestry Collection by Hilton

SunCoast Park Hotel Anaheim lobby entry seating
SunCoast Park Hotel Anaheim, Tapestry Collection by Hilton. Image Credit: Jessica Merritt

SunCoast Park Hotel Anaheim, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, is a boutique Hilton hotel. The hotel features guest rooms, suites, and accessible rooms and is less than a mile from Disneyland.

This hotel does not have complimentary breakfast. However, it offers a buffet breakfast for a fee, and there is an on-site restaurant. Hilton Honors Gold and Diamond elites can use their food and beverage credit toward meals at the restaurant at the hotel.

The SunCoast Park Hotel Anaheim can sleep up to 6 guests in its largest suite, which includes a king bed and 2 sofa beds. One of the sofa beds comes with a trundle bed underneath. Self-parking is available at this hotel for $35 per night, and there’s no valet parking.

Rates at SunCoast Park Hotel Anaheim, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, start at $140 or 42,000 Hilton Honors points per night.

The 3 Best Hyatt Hotels Near Disneyland To Book With Points

1. Hyatt House at Anaheim Resort/Convention Center

Hyatt House at Anaheim Resorts room with bunk beds
The Specialty Family Suite is spacious enough for large families. Image Credit: World of Hyatt

Hyatt House at Anaheim Resort/Convention Center is a Good Neighbor Hotel with stays redeemable with World of Hyatt points. The hotel is a 15-minute walk from Disneyland’s entrance.

The extended-stay hotel option features a complimentary hot breakfast along with the H Bar and H Market dining venues. There is also an on-property Starbucks. Guests can take advantage of the hotel’s complimentary same-day grocery service, as well.

Guest rooms can sleep up to 6, and suites come with a full kitchen. The Specialty Family Suite comes with bunk beds and a king bed (pictured above). The hotel features a pool, Jacuzzi, and fitness center. Self-parking is available for $30 per day.

Rates at the Category 4 Hyatt House at Anaheim Resort/Convention Center start at $289 or 12,000 World of Hyatt points per night.

2. Hyatt Place at Anaheim Resort/Convention Center

Hyatt Place at AnaheimConventer Center
The King Family Room at Hyatt Place at Anaheim Resort/Convention Center has bunk beds, a sofa bed, and a king bed. Image Credit: World of Hyatt

Hyatt Place at Anaheim Resort/Convention Center is the farthest from Disneyland so far on our list, at a 20-minute walk to the park. When you’re guaranteed to walk several miles within a day at the park, you may be weary of a walk that long just to get to bed. The Anaheim Resort Transportation‘s routes 1 and 2 serve Hyatt Place and cost $6 per adult and $2.50 per child between 3 and 9 years old. The shuttle comes around every 20 minutes.

This Good Neighbor Hotel offers 3 dining options, including complimentary breakfast at its breakfast bar. The Placery is in the lobby bar and serves dishes such as burgers, salads, and sandwiches. The Market is the hotel’s grab-and-go place.

The spacious accommodations include a King Family Room that has a sofa bed, bunk beds, and a king bed. All rooms are equipped with a minifridge and sofa bed. Self-parking is available for $30 per day.

Rates at the Category 4 Hyatt Place at Anaheim Resort/Convention Center start at $158 or 12,000 World of Hyatt points per night.

3. Hyatt Regency Orange County

Hyatt Regency VIP Family Suite
Hyatt Regency Orange County has more amenities than other World of Hyatt hotels closer to Disneyland. Image Credit: World of Hyatt

Hyatt Regency Orange County is over a 30-minute walk to Disneyland but less than 10 minutes by car. If staying at this Good Neighbor Hotel, you should be prepared to drive or take a ride-share or taxi to the park. The hotel offers a shuttle service to the park for $6 for all guests 3 and older.

The hotel’s amenities include a pool, a fitness center, and a sports deck where you can play games such as basketball, Ping-Pong, and bocce. There are several places to eat and drink at Hyatt Regency Orange County, including a Starbucks. TusCA is open daily for breakfast, while Citrus Grove Deli serves gourmet sandwiches and salads for lunch. iSwii sells sweet treats like gelato and sorbet every day but has varying opening hours.

The hotel is great for hosting families of varying sizes. The VIP Family Suite is a 2-bedroom suite with 1 king bed and bunk beds in each bedroom, and 2 bathrooms. Both self-parking and valet parking are available for $30 and $36 per day for overnight guests, respectively.

Rates at the Category 4 Hyatt Regency Orange County start at $170 or 12,000 World of Hyatt points per night.

The 3 Best IHG Hotels Near Disneyland To Book With Points

1. Holiday Inn & Suites Anaheim

Mickey Suite at Holiday Inn Suites Anaheim
Holiday Inn & Suites Anaheim has themed bedrooms like the 2-queen Mickey or Minnie Suite. Image Credit: IHG Hotels & Resorts

Holiday Inn & Suites Anaheim is more than a mile from Disneyland, but it’s just a 15-minute walk to Downtown Disney and the Monorail. The Monorail is a convenient way to get from Disneyland and Downtown Disney to the park.

This Good Neighbor Hotel features a heated outdoor swimming pool, a children’s splash pad, and a fitness center. Breakfast is not complimentary at this hotel, but kids 2 to 11 eat for free at any Holiday Inn on-site restaurant. There must be a paid adult, and there’s a maximum of 4 kids per dining party.

There are lots of different kinds of guest rooms, including standard guest rooms and 1- and 2-bedroom family suites. Some suites are Disney-themed, including Star Wars, princess, and Minnie Mouse suites. All rooms are equipped with a microwave, minifridge, and coffee and tea amenities. Parking at this hotel is an additional $22 per night.

Rates at the Holiday Inn & Suites Anaheim start at $251 per night or 24,000 IHG One Rewards points per night.

2. Holiday Inn Express & Suites Anaheim Resorts Area

A photo of the lobby at Holiday Inn Express Suites Anaheim Resorts Area shows a seating area that includes a couch, 4 chairs, and a bar top area for dining.
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Anaheim Resorts Area offers a complimentary breakfast to guests. Image Credit: IHG Hotels & Resorts

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Anaheim Resorts Area is a Good Neighbor Hotel less than half a mile from the Disneyland Resort. This is the closest IHG property to Disneyland.

The hotel’s amenities include a complimentary full or continental breakfast and buffet. Complimentary coffee can be found in the lobby, and room service is available from 4 to 11 p.m. There is also a fitness center and heated outdoor pool.

Rooms and suites feature 2 queen beds, a sofa bed, a living area, a microwave, and a refrigerator. There are connecting rooms available to accommodate larger groups or families. Parking is only by valet and is $32 per night for the first vehicle and $50 per night for the second vehicle.

Rates at Holiday Inn Express & Suites Anaheim Resorts Area start at $166 per night or 43,000 IHG One Rewards points per night.

3. Hotel Indigo Anaheim

The lobby at Hotel Indigo Anaheim has a bright, orange textured wall behind the hotel lobby with seating to the left in front floor to ceiling windows.
Hotel Indigo Anaheim can be redeemed with IHG One Rewards points. Image Credit: IHG Hotels & Resorts

Hotel Indigo Anaheim is about a 15-minute walk from the Disneyland Resort and a 7-minute drive. The boutique hotel is not a Good Neighbor Hotel but is among the only 3 IHG hotels near the park.

This hotel features a pool and fitness center as well as an on-property restaurant called Chambers Bar & Bistro. The restaurant serves American cuisine and is open for breakfast and dinner every day of the week. Room service is available from 6:30 a.m. to 11 a.m.

Guest rooms include studio and 1-bedroom family suites. These rooms are equipped with 2 queen beds and a sofa bed. This hotel isn’t particularly geared toward families except for the family suite. Better amenities and closer proximity to Disneyland can be found at other hotels, but parking is free.

Rates at Hotel Indigo Anaheim start at $189 or 34,000 IHG One Rewards points per night.

Hot Tip:

The furthest IHG hotel from Disneyland, Candlewood Suites: Anaheim – Resort Area, is worth an honorable mention. This hotel can be redeemed for IHG One Rewards points starting at 22,000 points or $125 per night.

The 3 Best Marriott Hotels Near Disneyland To Book With Points

1. Courtyard Anaheim Theme Park Entrance

An aerial view of the water park and pool area at Courtyard Anaheim Theme Park Entrance.
There’s a water park at Courtyard Anaheim Theme Park Entrance perfect for park-free days. Image Credit: Marriott

Aptly named, Courtyard Anaheim Theme Park Entrance is a 10-minute walk to the front of Disneyland. Some guest rooms even have a view of the Matterhorn ride from their window.

The hotel’s convenience to the park can only be matched by its Surfside Waterpark. The park features 2 large waterslides, an outdoor heated pool, and a children’s zero-entry pool. There is also a fitness center, an on-property restaurant that serves breakfast and lunch, a grab-and-go market, and Starbucks. This is a Good Neighbor Hotel.

Guest rooms at the Courtyard Anaheim Theme Park Entrance sleep up to 6 guests. Some rooms also come with bunk beds. The largest guest room comes with 2 sets of bunk beds for comfortably accommodating 4 children. Parking is by valet only, at $35 per vehicle.

Rates at Courtyard Anaheim Theme Park Entrance start at $274 or 76,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per night.

2. Fairfield Anaheim Resort

A photo of a guestroom at Fairfiled Anaheim Resort shows a pullout sofa bed with a Mickey Mouse stuffed animal against a pillow.
Fairfield Anaheim Resort is located across the street from Disneyland. Image Credit: Marriott

Fairfield Anaheim Resort is about a 10-minute walk to the entrance of Disneyland even though it’s across the street from the park. The Good Neighbor Hotel does not offer much by way of amenities but is a great hotel to redeem Marriott Bonvoy points at during a trip to Disneyland.

Guest rooms can accommodate up to 6 guests, and each room features a minifridge and coffee maker. The 24/7 Market serves snacks and beverages, and you can order room service from the nearby Panera Bread, which serves breakfast, soups, salads, and sandwiches. There is both valet and self-parking at this hotel, each for $27 per day. A second car incurs an additional fee of $35 per day.

Rates at Fairfield Anaheim Resort start at $241 or 45,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per night.

3. Four Points by Sheraton Anaheim

Four Points by Sheraton Anaheim splash zone
Four Points by Sheraton Ahaneim has a splash zone. Image Credit: Marriott

Another Good Neighbor Hotel, Four Points by Sheraton Anaheim is about a 15-minute walk to Disneyland from the hotel.

The hotel features an outdoor heated pool and fitness center as well as 2 places to eat. True Grist is a Modern American-Asian restaurant open for breakfast and dinner. Palapa Bar and Lounge serves snacks and craft cocktails.

Guest rooms accommodate up to 5 people, and rooms with a pool view come with a special surprise: a view of Disneyland fireworks. Self-parking is available for $29 per day.

Rates at Four Points by Sheraton Anaheim start at $128 or 31,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per night.

Hot Tip:

The JW Marriott, Anaheim Resort, is a 12-minute walk to the Disneyland entrance (via Harbor). Check out our detailed review!

The Best Credit Cards for Earning Hotel Points

Each of the major hotel brands offers a portfolio of credit cards to earn points in their respective loyalty programs. Those points can then be redeemed for free nights for your vacation. Some hotel credit cards come with perks like automatic status, free night certificates, and annual credits.

Hilton Honors offers personal and business credit cards from American Express. Marriott Bonvoy has personal and business cards from Chase and American Express. And Hyatt and IHG each have personal and business credit cards from Chase.

You can also transfer points from select credit cards to hotel partners, as well:

There’s also the option to transfer select airline miles to Marriott Bonvoy and Hilton Honors, but that’s not always the best use of your airline miles.

Final Thoughts

Disneyland truly is a magical place. Despite the crowds and age of the park, the grounds are pristine, and the hospitality of the staff is always top-notch. It’s no wonder that an average of 50,000 people visit Disneyland every day to experience it. Park tickets are indeed expensive, but the cost of a hotel room doesn’t have to be your main concern when affording a trip to Disneyland, thanks to points hotels near the park.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you book Disneyland hotels with points?

While you cannot book Disneyland hotels (such as THE Disneyland Hotel) with points, there are hotels nearby that you can book with points. Hilton, Hyatt, IHG, and Marriott all have hotels near the park that you can book with points.

Can you book Disneyland hotels with Chase points?

You can redeem Chase Ultimate Rewards for Disneyland hotel bookings when you book through the Chase Travel portal. Alternatively, you can transfer these points to Marriott and World of Hyatt and book hotels within those loyalty programs.

Is it cheaper to buy Disneyland tickets with hotel?

If you are going to need a hotel during your Disneyland vacation, you can save money buy purchasing a package. Good Neighbor Hotels often offer a 5% discount on packages that include select ticket types.

Is it cheaper to stay outside of Disneyland?

As with any major attraction, hotels are usually cheaper the farther out you stay. However, staying closer to Disneyland is more convenient than having to get transportation to and from the park.

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Ashley discovered a love for travel in college that’s continued as her family has grown. She loves showing parents how they can take their families on trips using points and has contributed to numerous publications and podcasts.

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