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Staybridge Suites Hotel ANAHEIM-RESORT AREA
Downtown LOS ANGELES - 38.0 MI /  KM
Staybridge Suites Hotel IRVINE EAST/LAKE FOREST
Downtown LAKE FOREST - 1.0 MI /  KM
Staybridge Suites Hotel TORRANCE/REDONDO BEACH
Downtown LOS ANGELES - 12.0 MI /  KM
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Looking for an Anaheim hotel? Find Anaheim hotels that meet your travel needs. Staybridge Suites provides comfortable extended stay hotel accommodations. Enjoy great hotel suite amenities with extended stay lodging from Staybridge Suites when you travel to Anaheim, California. Take advantage of this hotel guide to make your Anaheim hotel reservations with Staybridge Suites today.

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Home to Major League Baseball's Anaheim Angels, <i>Disney's California Adventure</i><sub>®</sub> Park, Knott's Berry Farm, and the Impressionist's dream known as Laguna Beach, Orange County has quietly become one of California's ­ and North America's ­ most popular tourist destinations. Turn-of-the-century charm awaits in Old Towne Orange, a gentrified village dating from 1871 that boasts a handful of buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places, as well as some of Southern ..[Read More]

Wednesday
Light showers. Cloudy. Mild.
66° / 50°

Thursday
More sun than clouds. Mild.
72° / 52°

Friday
Passing clouds. Mild.
75° / 54°
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Anaheim, CA Factoid
During the World War II era, the US Army operated 1300-plus-acre Santa Ana Army Air Base, known locally as SAAAB. More than 140,000 men entered the base to participate in pre-flight, navigator, and bombardier training, and more than 120,000 of them graduated. The base was deactivated in 1946 following the surrender of Japan. Today, the land it once occupied is home to everything from Costa Mesa Civic Center and a National Guard recruiting office to Costa Mesa High School and Orange Coast College.
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