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    Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites Los Angeles Rosemead

    3.6 (48 reviews)
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    BEWARE $10 Daily charge to park!
    Robert M.

    Nothing cooks my bacon as much as finding out I have to pay "parking charges" when I get to a hotel. NOTHING was disclosed anywhere until I arrived at the desk. Or if it was, it satisfied some lawyer's 6 font disclosure, but certainly not a marketing major's awareness. The staff was good. Very helpful and nice. They at least had great employees. The room was decent but had that funky chemical cleaner smell. Like they were drowning everything out with the harsh cleaning chemicals. Worst, the lighting was uber-dim like they were trying to hide things. The best thing about the room was that the shower was fantastic. Very powerful and I just loved that. Would not recommend a stay based on the hidden fees that nail you after you start to check in.

    Flee bites
    Angelica S.

    The hotel looks very clean and looks like it's kept well, but I found a couple fleas in my room and a roach. I could not sleep the whole night because I was so itchy and I have stayed in other Marriotts before and I have never felt like this. I also had an old creepy guy stalking me at the pool. I actually was a little bit scared.

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    Ed U.

    Stop being such a snob. Yes, I know the western part of the San Gabriel Valley isn't a sexy place to stay in L.A., but Jamie W. and I end up in this part of the SoCal sprawl because well, we're cheap. Proud but cheap. In fact, at $165 per night, it's a whole lot cheaper to stay in this area than, say, the middle of L.A. at an inevitably higher-end option like Farmer's Daughter on Fairfax where we would have to pay twice as much for the same amenities just to be closer to places we want to avoid anyway like The Grove. Rosemead is a lot closer to Alhambra where my favorite Hainan chicken spot is, Savoy Kitchen (review: http://bit.ly/2uWbMTL). Besides, you have to drive everywhere in L.A. anyway. This is a Fairfield Inn, which is the bargain basement chain of Marriotts, but this one has been recently refurbished. It was actually nice inside, and our King room was spacious and quiet (photo: http://bit.ly/2nS7ure) since we were tucked far away from the constantly busy swimming pool (photo: http://bit.ly/2w0fcEi). There was free WiFi and also a small gym which we actually used to work off our Langer's pastrami calories (photo: http://bit.ly/2nUVqpc). Finding a parking space at night was never a problem, and even the complimentary breakfast buffet wasn't bad though I stuck with the oatmeal...literally. It's right off the Pomona Freeway, so it was easy to get anywhere in the city. Rosemead worked for us. So there. RELATED - Going to LA? Here are the places I visited and reviewed: http://bit.ly/2M8guWM

    Outside
    Jaishree G.

    Overall this place looks nice on the outside and then side but this place was actually really dirty. We stayed on the second floor and we had a waterfall coming from the ceiling. Then we go inside our hotel room and our toilet wasn't cleaned and I go to check the shower and there was someone else's hair on the floor (man and woman parts ) they didn't have any hair products (empty) I'm glad we only stayed one night. Cuz I couldn't do another day there .

    King Bathroom
    Amanda M.

    Mixed review on this hotel. POSITIVES: Gym with cardio machines and free weights. Pool. Outdoor seating area with fire pit. Breakfast is pretty solid with a lot of options: eggs, meat, make your own waffle station, cereal, oatmeal, yogurt, juices, and bread station: bagels, variety of breads, English muffins and pound cake. NEGATIVES: As a Gold Elite Marriott rewards member I opted to have late checkout. I not only did mobile check-in and selected that option I called ahead the day before to confirm with the front desk. So around 12pm I'm in the shower and someone BANGS on my hotel room door. And I mean BANGS. Startled me so bad I almost cut myself shaving. So I continue to shower because clearly this is a mistake. Maybe 2 minutes later the incessant BANGING continues. So I climb out of the shower with just a towel to open the door to a maid telling me I need to check out. I told her I have late checkout and she says that the front desk called me and I didn't answer. No one called me. So I call the front desk and they say there's no record of late checkout even though it's sitting on my mobile app as confirmation. So the front desk extends it to 2pm and then tells me that it's not their fault. I will not be staying here ever again.

    Love the carpets
    Max A.

    I always have a good time here. The. Customer service is great way they lack amenities they make up for in customer service. The employees are fast and efficient, knowledgeable.

    3rd floor - pool view
    Chuck D.

    Had a nice stay here as we just needed a place for one night while attending a wedding in nearby Montebello. The Fairfield is right off the 60 freeway and on the backside of the Montebello Town Center. There is a good amount of parking in their private lot. Some are covered and others are just open to the elements. The room wasnt bad. We requested a higher floor room and we got one on the 3rd floor. It came with a balcony and a view of the pool. It was nice but we had an issue with the glass sliding door that led to the balcony. It wouldnt lock. There was an obstruction and it wouldnt fully close so you could lock it. I have to deduct stars for that because it became a safety and peace of mind issue for me. We called downstairs and maintenance was called. A handyman came to check it out and said he would not be able to fix the issue until the next day. He assured us the room and our belongings would be safe. We were on the 3rd floor but still... My paranoia kicks in. That's just me.. Other than that, the room was nice and the bathroom was surprisingly big and modern with a big backlit mirror. This Fairfield looks to either be newly renovated or a new property entirely as everything had a new feel to it. The bed was comfortable and the tv was modern enough. The bathroom though was really nice. The glass encased shower was roomy. I liked it. The complimentary breakfast was nice. The usual suspects were available. Eggs, bacon, sausage, bagels, cereal, fruit, etc. and waffles you can make. We always try to sample something before we check out. Overall, a decent stay minus the glass sliding door issue. I would recommend this Fairfield Inn & Suites in Rosemead.

    Judy C.

    If you are in the Rosemead area and looking for a place to stay, this is it!! I love it here and I had a wonderful stay. My family and I stayed here for a night before visiting family in the San Gabriel area. This Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott location was just perfect. I don't recall this location when I checked the Marriott's site during my last trip. This place is very easy to get to except for the fact that my other half entered the wrong address in to his phone's gps and it took an additional 10 mins to get to the hotel. Fairfield Inn is located on the corner of the highway, with residences near by and Jack in the Box and Mcdonald's right across the street. We checked in at the hotel after 7pm, late check in, it was a long day and a long drive from Las Vegas. I wanted to catch up on my sleep and so glad we were able to do this here. Checking in was so simple and quick, the front desk attendant was friendly, we got our keys and found our room pretty easy. The rooms are a nice size, I requested 2 double beds which I am happy to see. I love the desk in the room which I was able to squeeze in some work before catching up on my sleep. I like the little balcony outside, its the first hotel that I stayed at, that has a balcony. The view from the balcony is the pool and jacuzzi. It was nice to see that the others are enjoying the hotel's amenities. The only complaint I have is the front door and bathroom door is too close together, if you are in room 304 be careful when opening both doors. I like that the room even has a fridge, microwave, coffee, & coffee maker. The Fairfield Inn is a small hotel with 3 floors. Its fairly new about 2 years old. I really like the decor of this hotel, upon entering, the place is really trendy. Don't mistake the computer work area on your left when you entered as the front desk, this happened to me. The front desk is in the middle once you enter. This Fairfield has complimentary breakfast. I am so impressed after our breakfast. The breakfast station is clean and the workers in charge are friendly. They make sure everything is filled and works hard. Besides enjoying breakfast, I really enjoyed the bold coffee, happy to start my morning & vacation off with great coffee & breakfast. Breakfast consist of : eggs, bacon, sausage, omelette, cereal, make your own waffles, assortment of breads, bagel, baked goods, fruits, yogurt, & boiled egg. FYI- This Fairfield Inn doesn't charge for parking. All in all, I am glad that I stayed here, we enjoyed our stay. I recommend and I look forward to staying here again!

    Ron E.

    Posting this a little late. Back in November when we had to get our house fumigated because of termites we needed to find a place to stay. We found this great hotel in Rosemead called Fairfield Inn & Suites in Rosemead. The hotel was recently completely remodeled. We were concerned about staying somewhere else, but we were pleasantly surprised by how clean the hotel was. Protocols put in place gave us peace of mind. The staff was amazing. They were friendly and very courteous and the price was right. I would give them a 5 out of 5!

    Melissa M.

    I have never been so brand loyal to a company than Marriott. I went to this hotel for my birthday. I stayed there because it was a Marriott because Marriott was supposed to have standards. Instead a Maintenence man locked himself in our room with no explanation and we found Cum stains all over our sheets. I have pictures! Your assistant gm response was to argue that the stains were probably from another substance. Never acknowledges the maintenance man and offer 20% off. At the very least i except a clean and safe room when i stay somewhere. The didn't even provide that.

    Super clean! We've met maybe 4-5 staff during our 2-night stay and they were all very friendly and helpful. Other things I personally like: 1. Powerful shower! 2. They sell Japanese milk tea at their corner market! 3. 10 -12 minutes drive to many Asian restaurants and bubble tea stores! 4. Hairdryer does not hurt my ears. 5. Cute lobby.

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    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.

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    Arroyo Vista Inn

    (132 reviews)

    Made a reservation for their afternoon tea for a party of five and we had the best time!…read more They have free parking right in front of the inn after driving up a narrow windy private road. There are some great views from the top and outside is nice and shady with big trees and a nice size porch. The owner and family were so welcoming as soon as we arrived. We enjoyed a spread of tea sandwiches, warm scones with clotted, cream and jam, fresh fruits, and an assortment of teas each of which were so delicious and perfectly prepared. My personal favorite was chai which is from a recipe from a family friend, my friends' favorites were the peach oolong, sencha with Matcha, and their rose black tea. We were able to try as many as we wanted! Service was amazing. Ellie was our host and server and she did such a great job. We had the whole space to ourself so it was so fun for an intimate tea party. Highly recommend!

    Odd. Truly odd. My friend and I went for tea…read more We were the only ones there which was fine! The food and tea were plentiful and delicious. The presentation and our table by the window were lovely. The people were gracious. All that would be a solid 5 star. The odd part was a sense of chaos in the background. We arrived a little early. No one was available to greet us so we hung out in the Inn's lobby (after searching and calling out). Then someone did see us and assumed we were guests waiting to check into a room. And other things. As I said, odd.

    Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites Los Angeles Rosemead - hotels - Updated September 2026

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