Residence Inn Anaheim Hills is set up well for people staying longer than just a night or two, which works nicely if you’re visiting the Anaheim area with your dog. Each suite has a separate living area and bedroom, so you’ve got room to spread out beyond the standard hotel box. The kitchen is fully equipped, which means you can prep meals and store dog food without hunting down restaurants every time your dog needs to eat. There’s complimentary Wi-Fi throughout and a hot breakfast included each morning.

The location puts you close to several parks where you can actually walk your dog instead of just letting them out in a parking lot. Depending on what’s nearby, you might have real trail options rather than just sidewalks. It’s the kind of thing that makes a difference when you’re staying for several days—your dog gets actual outdoor time, not just quick bathroom breaks.

The hotel welcomes dogs, which seems straightforward enough, but what matters is whether they actually handle it smoothly. They do allow you to bring your dog into the suite, which saves the stress of crate time during the day if you need to step out. The suite setup means you’re not crammed into one room with your dog—there’s actual space to move around, and if your dog wants to hang out in the living area while you’re in the bedroom, that’s an option.

If you’re driving to the Disneyland area or anywhere else around Anaheim and need a place that doesn’t treat dogs like an afterthought, this works. It’s not fancy, but it’s practical. The kitchen and living space make it feel more like staying in an actual place rather than just a hotel room, which dogs seem to appreciate. You’ll want to ask about their specific pet policies when you book—weight limits and any additional fees—since those details vary.