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The Ramada Limited ? Maingate North is a tourist class hotel located 10 minutes from Disneyland and 30 miles east of the Los Angeles International Airport. This amenity filled property is a great hotel that offers its guests plenty of reasons to stay here. Comfortable facilities and convenience are qualities that make this hotel the perfect choice for the business traveler and vacationer alike. The hotel is close to several sights worth checking out while visiting Anaheim such as Knott?s Berry Farm, The Block at Orange, Edison Field and Main Place Center. After a long day of sight seeing, guests will look forward to retiring to the tastefully appointed guest rooms, which are well equipped to meet the needs and expectations modern travelers have come to develop. Each of the 92 modern decorated guest rooms feature standard amenities such as air conditioning, alarm clock radio, coffee/tea maker, complimentary coffee, custom bath amenities, hair dryer, in room safe, iron/ironing board, on command movies, refrigerator, cable TV, voice mail and wake up service. The service the attentive staff provides is comforting and inviting, creating an overall welcoming atmosphere to the hotel. This property is minutes away from fine dining, shopping and entertainment venues. ; ; Anaheim Hotels - largest online directory and reservation system for Anaheim hotels, motels, inns, bed & breakfasts and other lodging accommodations in Anaheim, USA.
Address: 921 South Harbor, Anaheim, California United States of America
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