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Property Type HotelYear Built 1973 Year Remodeled 2001Best Western Innsuites Hotel And Suites Is A CharmingRetreat Amidst All The Fun And Excitement SouthernCalifornia Has To Offer. Conveniently Located JustMinutes From Disneyland. We Are Two Blocks To KnottsBerry Farm, Soak City Waterpark, Medieval Times, WildBills And Movieland Wax Museum. There Is Great ShoppingAnd Beautiful Beaches A Short Drive Away. Choose To WalkTo Knotts Berry Farm Or Take A Short Reasonable ShuttleTo Disneyland, California Adventure And Knotts BerryFarm. Complimentary Fruit And Cereal, Hot BuffetBreakfast With Scrambled Eggs And Homemade BelgianWaffles, Heated Pool And Jacuzzi. Pets Are Welcomed Usd 25 Usd Deposit Is Required. Buena Park Hotels - largest online directory and reservation system for Buena Park hotels, motels, inns, bed & breakfasts and other lodging accommodations in Buena Park, USA.
Address: 7555 Beach Boulevard, Buena Park, California United States of America
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