This hotel about 30mins drive to Disney, 45mins drive to Santa Monica Pier. It's in a nice…read moreneighborhood. Many restaurants around. Clean. Good maintenance. Small bottles water provided at the front desk (ask as many as you want). Pool and gym available. Parking $20 daily (unlimited entry). We got a 2- Queen room, it was at the corner. Big windows and plenty of space. It has coffee station, fridge, sofa/coffee table and office table. I found it lack of drawers. Only 2 drawers by the door. Shower room is modern. But the water pressure is not as strong as I want it. The staff come every other day to clean. Everyone was nice and friendly. I enjoyed the stay at this hotel.

Family function Beautiful hotel and lobby…read moreLocation was perfect for our needs Parking downstairs Nice restaurant downstairs Thats it for the good... The bad was the roughly dozen groups waiting to check in with only 3 people slowly checking in Bad was getting a very nice welcome from the manager David? In the lobby with lots of explanations and excuses instead of just check someone in? Bad was not getting adjoining rooms or even rooms remotely close to each other Worst was the paper thin walls that allowed us to hear the hallway, the room next door and the room above... Absolute worst was the cheerleading families who were louder than anyone needs to be- LOUD Would not do this ever again

Updated 8/27/2026 So…read moreyou remember how 15 years ago I made that review? So guess where we chose to stay? The Hilton. This time entire communities grew up around it. So we didn't recognize anything. But things remained the same. The same super spacious room! Same friendly staff. We are so totally happy. Will be back again in 15 years. lol.

I always enjoy staying at this San Gabriel location. This is my fourth time. My friends and I are…read moreon a foodie road trip of mainly Asian food. My friends have been er been here, so I felt this was the best location especially since one of us is Chinese from Malaysia. It was nice because I was able to park at the Hilton honors spaces when available. At check in, Vincent was soft spoken, and courteous. He made sure my room was feather free as requested due to my asthma. Our room was ready when we arrived. Great since we were hungry, and we could drop off our luggage in the room before heading out. I always check round with my blacklight to see the cleanliness of a room. But the only reason I didn't give a five star this time was before I even checked with my blacklight, the curtains were open, and we saw dust caked on the dresser, lamp stand, and too of headboards. Unacceptable since two of my friends have allergies, and as an asthmatic I am allergic to three different dust mites. I called Vincent at the front desk and he immediately sent someone up. Now the train I have a four star and not a there is because of Linda from housekeeping. She said she understands because she has brothers who are asthmatic. When she saw how dusty the room was she also was appalled by the condition. Linda did a great job. Although we left a small to in the room for whoever will be cleaning next, we left something extra for Linda at the front desk. That being said the bathrooms were clean. Beddings clean but bed a little too hard for my liking. The other gals told me it was fine for them. We were going to try their dim sum restaurant downstairs, but we were pretty dim summed out, so we tried something different nearby.

2022 was the last time Pacific Media Expo (PMX) took place and I'm glad it was local at the…read moreSheraton in San Gabriel, perfect for my panel where I shared about local anime adjacent businesses and restaurants. I'm praying one day they come back. The convention was held at the Sheraton San Gabriel which was the perfect size for a smaller con without being too crowded and without being too oversized. There's free parking if you're okay walking from the 99 Ranch Market plaza or if you find it in the close by residential area. Looks nice inside, the panel rooms were smaller, but accommodate the smaller attendee population too. Internet connection for the event was fine. Acoustics in the ballroom and panel rooms, along with AV set up was good. Lobby area and some just standard hotel backdrop were perfect for photos. Love that it's walking distance from lots of delicious food options. Staff were friendly and venue was nice and clean. Restrooms were clean each and every time.

My wife and I booked this hotel for 4 nights on a recent trip. It's in a good location to food…read moreoptions, decent freeway access from where we needed to drive on the trip, etc. We also drove a Tesla and there charging stations not too far away. Overall the hotel is definitely clean and I guess that's why people have bigger events there. We didn't opt for room cleaning but the staff were responsive when we needed more towels or toilet paper, etc. Instead of the $20-24 for parking, we decided to park in the neighborhood. If you go to the San Gabriel Police Station, you must pay for a permit to park overnight, you register by your license plate. We were able to find residential street parking close to the hotel. We had lounge access on the 6th Floor, which was nice to have a place to hang out and grab some drinks and snacks. They breakfast and afternoon Hors d'oeuvres were ok, the hot items seems like stuff they can easily heat up, but not bad. The best thing is they have a self-serve coffee machine which was pretty good. The reason I'm not giving the place 5 stars are issues that others have reviewed about the wifi and tv connectivity. We opted for the "enhanced wifi" which was included because of my wife's Bonvoy status and it still seemed to lag at times, and there were times she or I had to shift to hotspots in order to take Zoom Meetings. The tv was also lagging and I reset it myself (unplugging and replugging some of the cords), but the wifi even when I told the front desk, they said they were working on it, but it didn't seem to get that much better. It is a decent sized hotel, but if you're planning to do business while you're there, I hope they improve that part.

4.6/5 -- Apparently I Came to Montebello to Sleep, Eat Waffles and Consider Golf…read more Home2 Suites by Hilton -- Montebello, CA Stay: 9/8/26-9/10/26 This was easily the best hotel I stayed at during my Greater LA trip, which surprised me because I arrived expecting "perfectly functional Hilton." Instead, Home2 Suites apparently decided to operate a small republic of comfort next to a golf course. First, the place understands both introverts and extroverts. You can self-check-in and reach your room with minimal human ceremony, or deal with the friendly staff if you actually enjoy speaking to mammals. The lobby is modern, clean and relaxed without looking like somebody hired an interior designer specifically to intimidate people wearing shorts. Across the street is a pond, palm trees, the Montebello golf course and driving range. If you can get a room facing that direction, DO IT. My window view looked like Southern California had briefly cleaned itself up for a brochure. After temperatures hit roughly 104°F, the complimentary shaded underground parking also became less an amenity and more a humanitarian service. My room was huge, clean and unusually comfortable, with a kitchenette, sink, microwave, genuinely large refrigerator and plenty of living space. The bathroom has a sexy minimalist thing going on, with a roomy glass shower. The bed and pillows? Dangerous. I checked in around 3 PM, got comfortable, started watching TV, skipped dinner entirely and eventually fell asleep around 11:30. I had apparently ceased being a tourist and become a house cat. The TV also allows access to streaming options including YouTube, Apple TV and Max-type apps, although the regular television channel selection is fairly basic. Then breakfast happened. Breakfast runs 6-9 AM, criminal hours for civilization, but this was easily the strongest hotel breakfast of my Southern California trip. Eggs, sausage patties, potatoes, pretzel-style breakfast buns, pastries, bagels, cereals, cheeses including Swiss, Pepper Jack and cheddar, yogurt, fruit cups, oatmeal and a small botanical garden of oatmeal toppings: granola, dried banana, cranberries, brown sugar, almonds and coconut. The oatmeal itself deserves recognition because it remained oatmeal rather than hardening into municipal infrastructure. Then there are the waffles. You can construct your own, and apparently surrender all remaining nutritional dignity by applying chocolate chips and red-white-blue sprinkles until breakfast resembles an elementary-school election celebration. Fresh fruit toppings/compotes were available too. Coffee was strong and hot; juices included apple, orange and strawberry-kiwi. I also appreciated seeing both regular milk and oat milk. The breakfast room is attractive and comfortably seats a decent crowd, although mornings can become LOUD. Apparently several guests awaken at 6:30 AM already possessing complete conversational agendas. The gym is legitimately useful rather than the usual hotel punishment chamber containing one treadmill and a dumbbell somebody stole from physical therapy. There are multiple cardio machines, weight equipment and dumbbells reaching about 75 pounds. Very clean and nicely arranged. The indoor pool area was clean, although visually I found the pool itself rather dainty and uncharming. It exists. It contains water. Congress need not investigate further. Now for the deductions. The walls are thin. One neighbor's phone alarm went off around 5 AM. Another apparently believed television should continue into the wee hours. On the opposite side, somebody snored like an overfed cow negotiating a mortgage. One night around 3 AM I also caught the smell of marijuana from outside. That happened only once, but congratulations to the nocturnal skunk delegation. The shower was the other weakness. Water pressure was maybe 6/10, and after roughly ten minutes the floor began backing up because the drain moved with the urgency of California freeway construction. It took around 15 minutes afterward to clear. Yet despite these quirks, I couldn't punish the hotel much. The room was too spacious, the bed too comfortable, breakfast too good, parking too useful, gym too competent and that golf-course view too peaceful. So mathematically I land around 4.6/5, which I'm happily rounding to 5 stars. I would absolutely stay here again. Next time I'm bringing golf clubs because staring at the Montebello course and driving range from my room without playing it started feeling like unfinished business. Home2 Suites Montebello wasn't perfect. It was better than that: comfortable, useful, occasionally ridiculous, surprisingly peaceful and the kind of place that made leaving feel mildly inconvenient. Thanks for a great stay.

My family and I stayed at Home2 Suites by Hilton LA Montebello for 3 days while we were visiting…read moreSoCal. Our stay landed us on the 6th floor with quite a view. Our room faced the rear of the hotel overlooking the golf course and consisted of the beautiful lake. The room was spacious and clean, and fully equipped with things that make you feel like you're at home: plates, cups, bowls, utensils, + a full sized fridge. Bonus points because complimentary breakfast is offered daily. Hours of operation M-Fri are from 6am-9am. Weekend hours are from 7am-10am. This is absolutely THE BEST complimentary breakfast spread I have ever had the pleasure of taking part in. Granted, most places I've stayed @ doesn't offer this. Here you will find a waffle station with all of the toppings you could imagine, eggs, ham, sausage patties, assortment of cereals, yogurt, fruit cups, and fresh fruit. While I am not sure how great the options are for a vegetarian standpoint but I did notice meatless patties. My complaints: 1)The lighting within the room are positioned horribly. Whether you decide to use the restroom light or the ones located in the dining|kitchen area as a nightlight, they are both extremely bright making it difficult to sleep. My toddler and I struggled to sleep soundly due to us being sensitive sleepers. 2)Someone triggered the fire alarm during our stay. Walking down 6 flights of stairs with a toddler is already tough but adding in groups and groups of other patrons caused for more traffic than I was ready for. Once we made it back to the lobby we were told it was a false alarm. **insert EYE ROLLS emoji** 4 stars overall. Our stay was comfortable and parking was never an issue. Home2 Suites by Hilton LA Montebello comes recommended. I'd stay here again but would probably bring eye masks for myself and my toddler.

Clean room, decent location, prices competitive, neighborhood seems safe, lots of free amenities,…read moresuch as the breakfast and coffee, and lounge areas. The heat worked well, wasn't too noisy, shower hot, bathroom clean, no noise from other guests, so slept well. It rained, so did not use the pool, but it seemed fine. Lots of good shopping and coffee shops nearby, sense of community as well. I would stay again as they seem well run and friendly. There are a couple of minor things that I feel are worth mentioning. 1. The breakfast areas requires you to walk around the pool, which because it was raining was awkward. Normally in California (it never rains in Southern California ; ), this would be good, so not a big deal. 2. There were folks several times at the pavilion in the back corner "partaking", and I could smell it, especially when I had to park next to it. "Do what you want, just don't involve me." 3. I had parking anxiety as it was warned that the lot could fill up, but it was fine.

i wanted to like it here, but unfortunately it fell flat. the parking is really small & there's…read morebarely space at night. that's the main issue. also, the service was terrible because i never felt welcomed throughout my stay here. they were never welcoming sadly. in addition, when i initially arrived, the door wouldn't open and it was weird, however, i got the person at the front desk to help, and he got a key to open it. but it just seemed jammed and not welcoming because they were not prepared for me.

Forgot bag!! My…read moreFriend stayed here and left a shopping bag with gifts behind in their room. Called the next day and they weren't sure if housekeeping had thrown it away. But the following day the front desk had confirmed. I went to pick the bag up, front desk confirmed with my friend, check ID, and retrieved the bag for my friend. Friend = Super Happy (especially the bag was filled with gifts from Japan) Thank you Comfort Inn! & also Thank you Jakelline, for your Professionalism and Customer Service!!!

This place was great and unassuming. Tucked away between the 10 and 60 freeways on Atlantic Blvd,…read moreit got the job done. The staff was friendly, the hotel was clean, and breakfast was exactly what you'd expect from a Comfort Inn--reliable and satisfying. There's plenty of free parking, including four shaded spots underneath the hotel, conveniently located next to a couple of vending machines and an ice maker. The breakfast room is on the B floor, accessible by elevator or stairs. If you're a Choice Privileges member (Gold or higher), they let you check out past the standard 11 a.m. time, which is a nice perk. My only gripe was that the bed in my room wasn't the most comfortable--but it wasn't terrible either. Overall, I'll definitely stay here again when I'm back in town.

Very nice cozy hotel. Super clean rooms. Very nice people. I enjoy staying there…read more Jasmine and Mary at the front desk are super nice.

Very nice stay, and a very attentive staff! They even provide necessities in room and a light…read morebreakfast with coffee

Family friendly…read more Beautiful hotel and property, well maintained. Website does not do it justice, two pools, hot tub, gorgeous gardens and a scavenger hunt for kids complete with prize Staff are all friendly and attentive, house keeping is top notch We enjoyed the pool, very kid friendly--kids can splash & make noise, order burgers poolside. Lanai pool is heated, Royce pool is larger not heated and the hot tub is good sized. Lots of weddings on property

One-Star Restaurant at a Five-Star Hotel…read more We had lunch at The Terrace at the Langham on Labor Day. The restaurant is down near the pool, and the setting is exactly what you would expect from the Langham: polished, and upscale. The hotel itself is beautiful, and walking through the property always feels special. Unfortunately, the meal did not live up to the surroundings. The menu had regular entrée options starting around $30, along with a $72 buffet. The staff was friendly, and the restaurant appeared well staffed, but things went downhill from there. We ordered coffee, mimosas, and the hummus trio. After a long wait, none of it had arrived. We finally flagged down our waiter, who seemed unaware that we had ordered anything. Apparently, the first waiter had taken our order before going on break and never passed it along to the next server. When the drinks finally arrived, the coffee was lukewarm. We sent it back, and the replacement was only slightly hotter. Not a great start and certainly not what you expect from the Langham. The hummus trio was also disappointing. It came with a thick fried flatbread that was hard, dry, and unpleasant to eat. It had a rough texture that reminded me more of cardboard than pita. My wife ordered the buffet, which had a carving station with smoked brisket and roughly 10 to 15 hot dishes. Most of the hot dishes were dairy-heavy, so she could not try many of them. She did have the soup, brisket, and fruit, but none were good. The soup did not look appetizing, the fruit was underripe and not sweet, and the brisket was probably the driest brisket I have ever seen. It was also underseasoned. I was already skeptical about brisket sitting under a heat lamp. BBQ restaurants store their briskets wrapped in butcher paper and sitting in warming ovens around 150 so they don't dry out. The executive allowed his staff to store the brisket on the carveing board under a heat lamp and what we got was extremely dry bland uneditable brisket. I ordered the branzino, which was probably the best thing we had. The fish was moist, and there were a few crisp bits on the outside. It was fine, but for the price and location, it was not particularly memorable. Dessert was another miss. The rest of the table ordered sorbet, while I ordered the mango sticky rice. What arrived looked like half of a coconut with a chocolate shell and a white filling. I assume the filling was meant to be sticky rice and coconut milk, but it tasted more like an Almond Joy than mango sticky rice. This version was not good and should not be called mango sticky rice. Great location, poor execution and quality. I am sorry but I expected so much more from the beloved Langham.

We booked this hotel because it was only about 16 minutes from Children's Hospital and, based on…read morethe photos, it appeared to be a clean, more upscale place to stay. Unfortunately, our experience was very disappointing. We were in town for medical treatment, so having a comfortable and clean room was especially important. When we arrived, the room felt extremely humid, the refrigerator door had been left open, and there was a strange odor throughout the room. We're not sure if the open refrigerator caused the smell, but it definitely wasn't a pleasant first impression. The next morning, we left early for medical appointments and requested housekeeping. When we returned around 7 p.m., our room still had not been serviced. If you're traveling on a budget, be aware of the additional fees. The website listed parking at $34 per night, but we were charged $50 per night because of an additional hold for potential room service charges. That unexpected cost was frustrating, especially during an already stressful medical trip. We had originally booked the hotel for a week but decided to check out after just one night. Based on our experience, I would not recommend staying here.

My stay was good. The hotel is nice, clean and quiet. Staff is friendly and very accommodating. The…read morereception has quick meals, snacks, drink and even toiletries. The bar is pretty decent with tv to catch a good game and they have a menu for food. My only issue is I got a few random bites out of nowhere and I'm assuming they came from here. It's not the end of the world, the rooms are cleaned everyday. I would stay again.

This hotel is located in Alhambra city center and NO deposit required at check in as long as you…read morehave a debit/credit card as well as ID or driving license! Also parking is free! There is vending machines located next to the hotel entrance as well as an elevator! The front desk is pleasant and courteous! On the second floor there is a guest laundry and ice machine. The rooms are recently remodeled and come equipped with a flat screen TV, coffee maker, microwave, refrigerator, telephone, alarm clock, sofa, full length mirror, washing sink and complimentary toiletries! Only complaints: NO fitness center! NO swimming pool! Rooms are NOT fully sound proof and you can hear stomping of feet from rooms above!

This place is not nice, but it's cheap and i like the location. Owner is kind, parking was easy,…read moreand it was quiet. It's clean enough. It works for me.