Just finished a three-night stay here as a globalist last week and spent most of my time in Disneyland. The check-in was pretty smooth as I checked in late at night, and the front desk Kenn was pretty knowledgeable about Disneyland and gave us a one-pager of his recommendation, which helped me a lot when planning my visit to Disneyland. The hotel shows its age, especially in the suite room, which is not being renovated yet. The size is decent but not as big as some of the 1-br suites I stayed in before. The bedroom is pretty small but cozy and functional, and the living room is pretty sizable to let you put your stuff. It is indeed facing the interior lobby courtyard, which didn't annoy me too much personally.

There is no club lounge, but the hotel recently re-opened the breakfast buffet, and it is covered as a globalist benefit. The breakfast buffet is OK that offers smoked salmon (although it tastes awful IMO), an omelet station, and the regular continental breakfast stuff. The benefit of doing a buffet is you could control the time and decide when is the time to run for the Disneyland shuttle. The a la carte menu looks good, but we didn't try it during our stay. The hotel shuttle is not free ($6 per adult per day), but the hotel is not that close to Disneyland, so it might be the best option if you are staying here. It departs every 30 minutes, and the drop-off location is pretty close to the park entrance. It is much more convenient than driving to Disneyland and taking Disney's shuttle bus or walking for a long distance. It got a bit crowded during the rush hour but still managed well not to leave anyone unboarded. I didn't get a chance to use other amenities, so cannot comment on that. I paid $140 per night, and if you are staying here for Disneyland, I consider it a good stay.