- Walk
- 0.3 mi
- Parking
- Free (1 car per room)
- Breakfast
- Not included
What we paid: About $275/night, queen and bunk room, 4 nights, Sept 2026
Best for: Anyone who wants the shortest possible Disneyland walk.
Hotel reviews / Anaheim Islander Inn & Suites
STAY IFAnaheim Islander Inn & Suites review
Stay if the price is right. Our verdict from a real stay: it depends on the price.
- Walk
- 0.8 mi
- Parking
- Free (1 car per reservation)
- Breakfast
- Not included
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Who it's for
Budget-conscious families who need a lot of sleeping space.
What we found
Walk: 0.8 miles. Borderline for us, but we'd still consider walking. The U-shaped property can affect the real distance somewhat, but not nearly as much as Kings Inn or Castle Inn.
What we liked: Our two-room suite was huge, with four queen beds.
Biggest tradeoff: The bathroom was incredibly small compared with the size of the suite.
Our take
We'd stay again. We just wouldn't pay a premium for it.
Bringing little kids? Here's what we pack for hotel nights, including the travel bed that saves us when a room is one bed short.
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- Walk
- 0.7 mi
- Parking
- Free
- Breakfast
- Not included
What we paid: About $213/night with tax, Oct 2026 (under $200 before tax)
Best for: A nicer hotel experience without giving up walkability or paying for parking.
- Walk
- 0.7 mi
- Parking
- $31/night
- Breakfast
- Free hot breakfast
Best for: Families who want breakfast included while staying within our comfortable walking range.