Hotel Near Disneyland® Park

How close is Queens Inn Anaheim to Disneyland^® Park?

Queens Inn Anaheim is about 1 mile from the Disneyland^® Park entrance area, at 620 W Orangewood Ave, Anaheim, CA 92802. It is also about half a mile from the Anaheim Convention Center, so it works as a base for both a Disneyland^® Park trip and a convention stay in the same neighborhood.

We are not on Harbor Boulevard and we are not charging Harbor Boulevard prices. We are a few streets back in a quieter pocket of the Anaheim Resort area, which is exactly why the rate is lower than the hotels right at the park gates.

For anyone comparing hotels on a map, “1 mile from Disneyland” sounds close on paper and it is close in practice too. It is not a hotel you need a rental car to reach the parks from, and it is not a 15 minute freeway drive like some “near Disneyland” hotels that are actually miles away in Garden Grove or Buena Park. Orangewood Avenue sits inside the Anaheim Resort district itself, the zone the city built specifically for park-adjacent hotels, restaurants, and the ART shuttle network.

Can you walk to Disneyland^® Park from Queens Inn?

Yes. It is about a 20 to 25 minute walk from the hotel to the Disneyland^® Park entrance area, covering roughly 1 mile. Most guests either walk it in the morning when they are fresh and take the shuttle back at night, or use the shuttle both ways.

The walk itself is flat and mostly sidewalk along Anaheim Resort streets. It is an easy walk for adults and older kids without strollers, less easy with a wagon full of toddlers and park bags at 9 PM. That is what the shuttle stop across the street is for.

A lot of families do a mixed strategy: walk in the morning to save the shuttle wait when everyone is fresh and eager to get to rope drop, then shuttle or rideshare back at night when legs are tired and the stroller is loaded with souvenirs. Either way, you are not locked into one option. Being a walkable mile out means you always have a choice, which is not true at hotels that are technically “near Disneyland” but actually require a car or a long rideshare every single time.

Is there a shuttle to Disneyland^® Park?

Yes. There is an Anaheim Resort Transportation (ART) shuttle stop directly across the street from the hotel, so you do not need a car to get to the parks. ART runs looped routes through the Anaheim Resort district connecting hotels to Disneyland^® Park, Disney California Adventure, and the Anaheim Convention Center. Check the current ART schedule and fares before your trip, since routes and times change seasonally.

This matters most on the days it rains, on days when someone in your group has mobility limits, or on the last night of the trip when nobody has the energy to walk a mile back from the park after closing. Having both options, a real walk and a real shuttle stop right outside, means the hotel works for the whole range of a family’s energy level across a multi-day trip, not just the first morning.

What does parking cost compared to staying at the resort?

Parking is free for hotel guests at Queens Inn Anaheim. Staying at a Disneyland^® Resort hotel typically means paying a separate overnight parking fee on top of the room rate, and many off-site hotels near the park also charge nightly for parking.

If you are driving in from out of town, that is real money back in your pocket over a multi-night stay. Park your car once at Queens Inn, leave it, and walk or shuttle to the parks each day. No in-and-out parking fees, no resort parking structure, no hunting for a spot.

Multiply a nightly parking fee by three or four nights and it starts to look like an extra meal budget. Free guest parking at the hotel is a small line item on paper but it is one of the more overlooked ways a budget hotel actually saves you money on a Disneyland^® Park trip.

What kind of hotel is Queens Inn, honestly?

Queens Inn Anaheim is a simple, newly renovated budget hotel, not a resort. We have 63 rooms, an outdoor pool, a hot tub, free WiFi, free guest parking, and a 24-hour front desk. That is the whole list. We do not have a lazy river, a character breakfast, or a lobby that looks like a theme park ride, and we do not charge like we do.

What we do have is a clean, updated room close enough to walk to Disneyland^® Park, a shuttle stop across the street, and a rate that leaves more of your vacation budget for park tickets, food, and souvenirs instead of hotel markup. If you are the kind of traveler who is at the parks from rope drop to fireworks and just needs a comfortable, quiet place to crash in between, that is who we built this hotel for.

Every room was newly renovated, the whole property is 100% smoke-free, and we do not accept pets. Check-in is 3 PM, check-out is 11 AM.

We would rather be upfront about that than let you show up expecting turndown service and a concierge desk. The honest pitch is this: you are choosing between paying resort prices for resort amenities you may barely use on a park-hopping trip, or paying a fair price for a clean, updated room a walkable mile away and putting the difference toward park days, dining, or a longer trip. Queens Inn Anaheim is built for the second option.

Which room fits a Disneyland^® Park trip?

Queens Inn Anaheim has two room types across 63 newly renovated rooms: the Two Queens Double Room, with two queen beds, and the Single King Room, with one king bed. Both room types include a refrigerator and microwave, which matters more than people expect on a Disneyland^® Park trip.

For families splitting kids and parents across two beds, or two couples sharing a room to cut costs, the Two Queens works best. For a couple or a solo traveler who wants more floor space and does not need a second bed, the King is the simpler pick. Either way, the in-room fridge and microwave let you keep snacks, drinks, and leftover park food cold overnight instead of running out for ice or eating out for every meal, which adds up fast on a multi-day Disneyland^® Park trip.

Frequently asked questions

What are the cheapest hotels near Disneyland^® Park within walking distance? Queens Inn Anaheim is one of the more affordable walking-distance options, about 1 mile from the Disneyland^® Park entrance area with free parking included. Because we are set back from the main resort strip, our rates run below the hotels directly on Harbor Boulevard without giving up the walkability.

Is Queens Inn Anaheim within walking distance of Disneyland^® Park? Yes, it is about a 1 mile, roughly 20 to 25 minute walk to the Disneyland^® Park entrance area. For guests who do not want to walk both ways, the ART shuttle stop across the street covers the trip.

Does Queens Inn Anaheim have free parking? Yes, guest parking is free, with no daily fee tacked onto parking the way many Disneyland-area hotels charge.

Is Queens Inn Anaheim good for a Disneyland^® Park trip with kids? Yes. Rooms sleep families comfortably with the Two Queens option, there is an outdoor pool and hot tub for downtime between park days, and the in-room fridge and microwave make it easier to manage snacks and quick meals for kids. The hotel is 100% smoke-free throughout.

How far is Queens Inn Anaheim from the Anaheim Convention Center? About half a mile, which also makes it a practical, affordable base for conventions and trade shows at the Anaheim Convention Center, not just Disneyland^® Park trips.

Does Queens Inn Anaheim allow pets? No, the hotel does not accept pets and is 100% smoke-free.

What time is check-in and check-out at Queens Inn Anaheim? Check-in is 3 PM and check-out is 11 AM.

Book your stay near Disneyland^® Park

Queens Inn Anaheim puts you about a mile from Disneyland^® Park and half a mile from the Anaheim Convention Center, with a shuttle stop across the street and free parking at the hotel. 63 newly renovated rooms, free WiFi, outdoor pool, hot tub, and a 24-hour front desk, at a rate built for travelers who would rather spend their money inside the parks.

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Queens Inn Anaheim, 620 W Orangewood Ave, Anaheim, CA 92802