Longer stays
If you have many park or event days in Anaheim, weigh resort access against groceries, laundry and parking.
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Anaheim is in northern Orange County. For the parks or an event, stay in the resort blocks around Disneyland and the Convention Center. Downtown Anaheim and the Packing District are about food halls and local shops, not the park entrance.
Disneyland Park, Disney California Adventure and Downtown Disney are the center of the Anaheim Resort. Hotels along Harbor Boulevard are close to the park gates. Check the walking route anyway: a hotel on the far side of a big block can still mean a long walk after closing. Katella Avenue links the resort to the Convention Center and GardenWalk.
Downtown Anaheim is built around Center Street Promenade and the restored Anaheim Packing House, now a food hall beside Farmers Park. It moves at a slower pace than the resort, but you need a bus, shuttle or car to reach the theme parks. West of downtown, Little Arabia has restaurants and shops along Brookhurst Street.
Angel Stadium and Honda Center are east of the resort, near ARTIC, Anaheim’s rail and bus hub. If you are in town for a game or a concert, a hotel on Katella Avenue or near the station can make more sense than a room by the park. Oak Canyon Nature Center in Anaheim Hills is out in the foothills, and you need a car to get there.
Summer afternoons are hot and dry, and most of the rain falls in winter. John Wayne Airport is the closest major airport, and Long Beach and Los Angeles airports also serve Anaheim. Amtrak Pacific Surfliner and Metrolink trains stop at ARTIC. OCTA buses on Harbor Boulevard and Katella Avenue link several of the visitor areas.
Hotels on Harbor Boulevard are by the pedestrian entrance to Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure. Check the walk to the entrance before you book. A hotel can face the resort and still send you the long way around the block. Restaurants and Downtown Disney are close.
Around here: Disneyland Park, Disney California Adventure, Downtown Disney
The Convention Center is south of the parks, with hotels along Katella Avenue and Harbor Boulevard. Stay here for a conference and you are still close to the resort. GardenWalk has restaurants and evening entertainment. Getting into the parks can still mean a walk or a shuttle ride.
Around here: Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim GardenWalk, Katella Avenue
Downtown is about food: Center Street Promenade, the Anaheim Packing House and Farmers Park. The parks are a separate trip by bus, shuttle or car, so stay here if you plan to spend time away from the resort.
Around here: Anaheim Packing House, Center Street Promenade, Farmers Park
Angel Stadium, Honda Center and ARTIC are grouped around Katella Avenue, east of the resort. Stay here for a game, a concert or an arrival by train. The theme parks are not near the station, so allow for a transfer or a drive.
Around here: Angel Stadium, Honda Center, ARTIC
Anaheim Hills is quieter, up in the foothills well east of the resort. Walkers head into the canyon at Oak Canyon Nature Center. Stay here and you will usually drive to Disneyland, the Convention Center and ARTIC.
Around here: Oak Canyon Nature Center, Anaheim Hills, Santa Ana River
Spring and autumn are easier than high summer for long days outside in the parks. July through September are usually hot and dry. Winter afternoons are milder, but that is when most of Anaheim’s rain falls. If an event or holiday is the reason for your trip, check the park calendar.
John Wayne Airport (SNA) is the closest major airport to Anaheim. Long Beach (LGB) and Los Angeles International (LAX) also work. Amtrak, Metrolink and buses meet at ARTIC, east of the resort. OCTA buses run along Harbor Boulevard and Katella Avenue.
14 mi from downtown
Take a taxi or rideshare to the resort or Downtown Anaheim. Rent a car if you plan to see more of Orange County. If you want to use transit, check the current bus connections.
17 mi from downtown
A smaller airport west of Anaheim. Take a cab or rideshare, or drive to your hotel.
Downtown puts Center Street shops and the Packing District nearby. Harbor Boulevard works better for repeated park visits; ARTIC suits frequent rail trips.
OCTA buses run along Harbor Boulevard and Katella Avenue, and ARTIC has regional trains. Check the exact hotel-to-stop walk and evening service.
Before you book a week, confirm the kitchenette, refrigerator, laundry, workspace and parking terms for the specific room.
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