Grand Legacy At the Park in Anaheim

Pros:
Location to Disneyland
Plenty of food options in walking distance
Kids had fun at the pool
Staff were friendly

Cons:
Musty moist rooms
Roaches
Ants
Carpet that turns your feet black
Tight quarters

The only Grand Legacy this place should have is being a literal Roach Motel. This was the 2nd time we stayed at this hotel. First time they were in the middle of renovations. We had an older room so didn't think anything of the issues cause they should be fixing them. We're 90% sure carpet and furniture are the exact same. Mattresses at least looked newer when we checked for bed bugs (luckily none were found).

Went to check in after the 4pm check in time and only 1 of our 2 rooms were ready. To make up for it the parking fees were waived. Cool, that's no big deal for us as we had no plans. Short time later second room was ready. Head down to the rooms. Room was musty and chemical smelling as soon as we walked in. Turned the AC down to circulate the smell out while I moved the car. Wow those spaces are tiny! I had to move my car back up front to the handicapped spot as the 2 by the room were taken and I couldn't get out of the car in the regular spot. Come back to the room to the chemical smell gone but the mustiness stayed. Housekeeping walked by, we let her know, and she got Maintenance for us. Maintenance took the filters from the AC and came back about 10 mins later. Mustiness never left (ever). We debated switching rooms but were scared the next would be worse after reading some reviews. We decided to hop in the shower before bed to wash the travel day off of us and were either scolded or frozen. It was hard to find a good temp. Wake up in the morning feeling like we slept on rocks. Hubby said the pillows were so bad he woke up with his face hurting. Day/night 2 were same as the first. Some fun decided to stop by on night 3. We were first greeted by a note on the door that the fire alarm was going to be tested the next morning on our lazy day. I'm then laying in bed winding down from a long day at Disney when my nephew yells that a giant cockroach just fell from the ceiling into my bed. Cue panic attack. Hubby evicted it since it wasn't paying the bill and room was torn apart. No further unexpected guests were found. We closed the bathroom sink plug just in case but couldn't do the tub. The plug was broken so we shoved a washcloth in there so we could sleep. A long debate was had on if we were finally going to switch rooms or even move hotels. We convinced ourselves it was a one off event like how there always seems to be one super roach that manages to cross the pesticide line and live. Next morning cue fire alarm. This wouldn't normally be an issue just an annoyance but all together we were counting down the hours until check out. We were talking with my parents in the other room and we learned they also had freeloaders, ants.

We will not be staying for a third visit.