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7800 Crescent Avenue
Buena Park, CA 90620
Nightly Rates: ($58.68 - $80.01)
2 Star
- Spacious Rooms - Jacuzzi Suite - Newly Remodeled - Across From Knotts Berry Farm and Soak City - Free High Speed Internet - Great Value - Friendly People - Pet Friendly Hotel - Pets Accepted 15.00 USD Fee, Per Pet, Per Day
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 02:00 PM
· Check out time is 12:00 PM
· Time Zone is PST
· Opened in 1968
· 90 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 2 floors.
91 East, Exit Beach Blvd, Make Right on Crescent, Property On Left.
I-5 North, 91 West, Exit Beach Blvd, Left On Beach and Right On Crescent, Property On Left.
55 North, 5 North, 91 West Beach Blvd Exit
405 South, 91 East, Exit Beach Blvd, Make A Right
John Wayne Airport - 18 Miles East
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Claim Jumper 0.2 miles Islands - 0.2 miles Carrows - 0.1 miles Golden Night - 0.3 miles Sea Food Buffet - 0.5 miles
Disneyland - 5.0 miles Knotts Berry Farm - 0.1 miles Soak City - 0.1 miles Universal Studios - 29 miles Angel Stadium - 6.0 miles
Disneyland - 5.0 miles Knotts Berry Farm - 0.1 miles Soak City - 0.1 miles Universal Studios - 29 miles Angel Stadium - 6.0 miles
 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near CaliforniaWhile in California, you might enjoy a visit to: Another impressively huge doughnut on a building (there are two in Gardena). A Muffler Man with the head of a chicken and an accessory bucket. A visit to a solemn monument to our forgotten four-footed soldiers at March Field. A children's playground populated by sculptures of sea creatures. |