Peacock Suites

It’s not very obvious from the descriptions that it’s a timeshare location. Read the reviews after booking. I just really hate the gimmicky sales pitches that these places have, but they do leave you alone if you strongly and politely decline them. Valet parking felt very inconvenient but still a nice option to have.

Everything was good. Even though it was a short 20min walk to Disney land shuttle bus parking lot, after walking all day at Disney it would’ve been nice if the hotel had a shuttle bus to pick us up from parking lot to bring us back to hotel.

They didn't have enough trashcans in the room. They do not do mid-stay housekeeping. But these aren't too bad to deal with. Also, paid parking was not great but again, not deal breaker.

They kept trying to charge my credit card for unknown reasons. Front desk said it was due to issue with appropriating funds from B.com to their in house accounting. But very stressful for me. Retired on limited fixed income. Hopefully they get this fixed for future guests.

the location was horrible, the staff was unfriendly, and the rooms were small and dirty, there were black shoe prints on the ceiling. Did not like how it was only valet and we couldn’t keep our keys so to get Items from the car was a hassle to do.

No breakfast or housekeeping

Parking

I heard you had to pay for room service & walls were very thin . You could hear everything and everyone talking in other rooms

The listing, when I made the reservation, on booking.com says the overnight parking fee was $20. it is actually $25 + tax, which comes out closer to $30/night and it is valet parking only. That would have deterred me as I am not a fan of valet parking.
After checking in, i was called over to a desk to get a parking pass that I give to the valet driver. The guy was trying to get me to agree to sit for 90 minutes during the stay to learn about Wyndham vacation/time shares and as part of the deal, my parking charges ($59) would be waived. I said, “no” and just wanted to get to my room. He was trying to get me to keep talking in hopes I would eventually agree to an appointment and I explained I had no time. My family is waiting outside to get to the room and the guy eventually let me go as I kept saying no.
The building design is interesting. The lobby is not connected with the rest of the hotel. You have to go outside to an elevator. That elevator only goes to the 3rd floor. Our room was on the 4th floor. There is no information as to how to get to the 4th floor so we went back down to the 1st and a housekeeper was there and able to provide instructions to go to the 3rd and walk down the hallway and take the next elevator to the 4th floor. I don’t think the front desk ever told me how to get there, but if they did the conversation with the parking pass guy made me completely forget them.
Our room had a chemical smell inside, luckily we could open the windows 3inches and air out the room when we went offsite to dinner.
The hotel does not offer breakfast.
My kids also thought it was weird that being so close to Disneyland they did not have the any of the Disney channels. They wanted to get more excited about going the night before by watching something, but it wasn’t available.
The hotel is close to the freeway and I could hear traffic sounds.