Globalist Notes
The exterior signage for the Hyatt Place hotel near the Anaheim Convention Center. The brown sign with the Hyatt Place logo is set against a backdrop of palm trees and part of the hotel building, with red and pink flowers in the garden bed below.
Hyatt PlaceAnaheim, United StatesSeptember 2025

Hyatt Place at Anaheim Resort/Convention Center Review

By the Globalist Notes coupleStayed, photographed, and reviewed in person

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With its prime proximity to Disneyland and the convention center, this hotel is a practical choice for families, offering spacious rooms and convenient indoor parking.

Family

Key Points from This Stay

UpgradeSpecialty Family Suite w/ Bunk Beds | King Bed (plus sofa bed)upgrade byGlobalist Benefit
Breakfast BenefitContinental · Included
ParkingCovered · $40waived byGlobalist Benefit
Outdoor PoolHot Tub / Spa

This Stay at a Glance

Hyatt Place at Anaheim Resort/Convention Center is a practical base camp near the Anaheim Convention Center and Disneyland. With underground parking that keeps your car out of the strong Southern California sun and EV charging on site, it is very convenient for guests traveling by car, and it suits travelers who value reasonable cost and an efficient layout over glamour.

The spacious rooms designed for families stand out, and in place of a club lounge, the free breakfast offered to every guest is a big plus for anyone on a Disneyland schedule. For Globalist members, the room upgrade benefit and award stays make it possible to cut Anaheim's high peak-season rates and enjoy a sensible, good-value stay.

The entrance sign. The Hyatt Place logo sits on a brown background with red and pink flowers planted below, and it was the first thing we saw on arriving in September 2025.
The glass case at the lobby shop. Next to the drinks and sandwiches, baskets hold basic medicines and snacks, so we never had to go out when something was needed in a hurry.
A beer at a restaurant we stopped at during the Anaheim trip. Palms lined the road outside the window under a clear sky, and it felt completely like California.
A wall-mounted TV, desk and chair sit right beside the wooden bunk bed. Fitting sleeping and work space into such a narrow strip is a thrifty use of the room.

Room Upgrade Experience

Room on this staySpecialty Family Suite w/ Bunk Beds | King Bed (plus sofa bed)

The Specialty Family Suite maximizes the Hyatt Place brand's signature living area, making it a practical choice for families. Beyond the king-bedded room, the living area includes bunk beds, providing three distinct sleeping spots—or up to four if you use the sofa bed. A semi-transparent partition helps separate the bedroom from the living space. We found the integrated wooden headboards, lighting, and nightstands with built-in charging ports very convenient. The bathroom is well-designed for families, with ample towels stocked on the vanity shelf. While the layout—moving from the entrance through the bedroom to the living area—differs from a standard hotel room, it proved efficient for sharing space with children.

The Family Suite bathroom. Towels are stacked generously on the shelf under the white vanity and big mirror, so there were enough even with the whole family taking turns.
The king bed in the Specialty Family Suite. The wood-tone headboard has built-in lights, and the window on the right looks at the neighboring building, so do not expect much of a view.
The overall layout of the Specialty Family Suite. A translucent partition separates the king bed from the living area with the sofa bed, so some of us could turn in early while the others stayed up in the living room.
The living side has a gray corner sofa and a small table, with a bunk bed across from them, so there was room enough for the whole family. Wall lights and daylight through the window kept it bright during the day.
The king bed in the Family Suite. The nightstands on both sides have outlets and light switches built in, so you can charge your phone and kill the lights without getting up.
The Specialty Family Suite bathroom, with a white vanity, a big mirror and a towel shelf underneath. There were enough towels that we never had to ask for more, even sharing as a family.
The wooden nightstand beside the king bed. It is a simple unit with a lamp and charging ports built in, nice for leaving a phone to charge.

No Lounge

Lounge access was not available on this stay.

Breakfast Experience

Complimentary breakfast

The complimentary breakfast is a major advantage of this Hyatt Place. According to the signage, it runs from 6:00 AM to 9:00 AM on weekdays and 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM on weekends, allowing for an early start to match Disneyland's opening hours. Served at The Placery, the breakfast goes beyond a basic continental offering, including hot items like egg dishes, hash browns, and waffles. While it lacks the elaborate spread of a luxury hotel buffet, it is a practical, cost-effective way to fuel up for a long day at the park.

The hours sign at the entrance to the breakfast area. Weekdays run 6 to 9 am and weekends 7 to 10 am, which was handy to know before planning each day.

Pools & Facilities Experience

Outdoor poolHot tub / spa

The outdoor pool and heated jacuzzi are well-suited for relaxing after a long day at Disneyland. The pool is open daily from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM, allowing for flexible use.

The indoor underground parking was the most satisfying facility. It protects vehicles from the intense Southern California sun, and the direct access from the garage into the hotel via glass doors is very convenient. The EV charging facilities, including dedicated Tesla chargers, are well-maintained and useful. Additionally, The Placery on the lobby level stocks 24-hour essentials, snacks, and drinks, which was a great help during our irregular travel schedule.

The Placery on the lobby level. The cooler is stocked with drinks and sandwiches and the rack with snacks, so we came down often for a quick bite.
The Tesla-only charger in the parking garage. A Tesla logo and an EV-only sign are mounted on the wall, and being able to charge while the car was parked during the stay was convenient.
A standard EV charger and a Tesla charger are mounted side by side on the garage wall. Green lines on the floor mark the spots, so they were easy to find, and charging was never a worry during the stay.

Service Impressions

Service rating not recordedService notes are still being written.

Resort Fee & Parking Check

Parking typeCovered parkingParking fee$40No valet fee recorded for this stayNo resort fee recorded for this stay

Before You Book

Hyatt Place at Anaheim Resort/Convention Center serves as a practical base camp for travelers prioritizing space and value. The room configuration with bunk beds and a sofa bed is specifically optimized for families. The property is well-equipped with amenities including underground parking, EV charging stations, a 24-hour fitness center, and a gallery market. While there is no club lounge, the hotel offers tangible benefits like free breakfast for all guests. For Globalist members, this property is a high-value option, especially when leveraging potential room upgrades and point redemptions to offset the high cost of Anaheim accommodations during peak season.

Location & Getting Around

2035 S Harbor Blvd, Anaheim, CA 92802, USA

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The entrance sign with the Hyatt Place logo and the street number 2035. Palms and part of the building show behind it, and being close to the Anaheim Convention Center made it easy to find.
The indoor parking garage. The glass door on the right leads straight into the hotel, so hauling luggage from the car was a short trip.
The elevator entrance that goes straight from the garage up to the lobby and guest floors. It is a bare space with ducts running under the concrete ceiling, but it is only a few steps from the parking spots, which helps when you have a lot of bags.
The main entrance of Hyatt Place at Anaheim Resort/Convention Center. There is a drop-off area and planted beds under the glass canopy, and the clear sky when we arrived in September 2025 made the building look even crisper.

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