Does that pool have a sheet of glass on it? What’s with the guy in the background in the slacks and shoes but no shirt, nerd alert! The Deluxe guest room is too groovy for words.
That’s an interestingly stylized Disneyland.
Taking a couple of ideas from Disneyland the hotel featured a “Ship’ Lounge” and a “Polynesian Dining Room” – such elegance.
Only two blocks south of Disneyland! Neato drawings of the new Anaheim Convention Center and the New Anaheim Stadium, hey I think I can see Jason's house from there!
These prices are looking pretty good.
This computerized “Holidex” reservation system printout confirms; 1 room, 2 beds, 3 persons, 4 nights beginning August 4th. Too bad these reservations appear to have been cancelled on July 26, 1969 at 3:00p. All those unrealized happy memories…
Holiday Inn “Guest Certificates”, who knew!
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The bedroom wallpaper matches the pictures in our family album from a July 1971 vacation.
I also have a matching flyer with some of the same pics as in the brochure.
Interesting to note that the building formerly housed a Wax Museum (briefly)...
Thanks so much for posting.
I was going to ask if that building out front used to be a Wax Museum....thanks for confirming that Walterworld!
That guy may be a nerd, but his girlfriend is the babe in the zebra-striped bikini, hubba hubba! And yes, all the best hotels had their pools covered in glass.
The Ship Lounge looks really boss! And...that mural....are those the Village People on board?
Very cool - I'd love to see more brochures of hotels on Harbor, Katella, etc...
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