Joanna, who works at the front desk, absolutely deserves a perfect 10 for her exceptional care and…read moreattention to detail throughout my stay. She goes above and beyond to ensure that all of my needs are met unconditionally, always maintaining a friendly, positive attitude, no matter what time of day it is, thus deserving of high praise. And... Idonia, the expert in housekeeping, upholds an impeccable standard when it comes to the cleanliness of my room, from pristine towels and bed linens to an array of toiletry options that are meticulously attended to. If one were to assess her dedication and skill level using a rating system from 1 to 10, she would undeniably surpass expectations with a remarkable score of 11.

I don't really under the negative reviews. Feels unwarranted and nitpicky imo. I've stayed in worse…read moreplaces in the area at the same price point. Second time staying here for a work trip and it's now gonna be my default stay for when I need to be near the office and the airport. I stayed for three nights this time. Staff's very friendly and gives out water bottles upon request. Check-in and checkout is fast. Room was housekept each day and I didn't even ask for it. Love coming back to fresh sheets and towels. First time using Hilton Honors and it's cool how I got to pick my room -- highest floors and away from elevators is the move for sound sleep. Wish there was a visual floor plan render on the app though or even some more filters. Lobby is beautiful with plenty of the seating. Rooms are clean, spacious, and comfortable with basic amenities. For the price, it meets expectations. I'd choose it over an Airbnb, I'd choose it over the nearby Courtyard by Marriott. Valet here like a lot of hotels I've been at recently have been nonchalant. Most of the time it's outsourced to a vendor. Not sure if that's the case here but worth noting. Solid 4/5 overall in my book. Would stay here again. Things I'd love to see next time: - Smoother working elevators - A more inviting and affordable bar Things that can be better for new guests: - Clear signage of where the check-in desk is. It's tucked away to the right. Upon entry, the restaurant check-in looks like the front desk. Ironic cuz I've never seen a person eat at the restaurant.

Well I had an interesting experience at check-in this week at the Courtyard By Marriott Culver City…read more- where the hotel staff shined bright. My flight was very late so I arrived just before midnight... and the power was out at the hotel due to an emergency Southern California Edison repair nearby, which the hotel made clear was outside of their control. Regardless, aside from some lanterns at the front door, the hotel was completely dark. My Uber driver laughed and wished me luck. Then an employee guide with a flashlight appeared out of the darkness, she asked my name and in a millisecond she handed me my pre-prepared room key. I was to be on the 6th floor but she assured me the elevators were working, presumably powered by their backup generator but I'm not sure. She offered to walk me to my room but I demurred, insisting I would find my own way. Right after that, the elevator door opened and off I went... down rather than up - where I met another employee who entered the cab at the lower lobby level. When exiting back at "1", this employee gave me her own light which was a great help. I finally popped upstairs and found my room from there. Then inside my room on the desk, with the lamp they gave me, I found a lovely note saying I was the guest of the day along with free waters, nuts, chocolate and gummies. The note said they hoped my stay would be memorable. Uhhhhhh yeah. They sure did check that box! The next morning in the lobby I found a sign with my name on it as 1 of 3 guests of the day. My selection was almost certainly random but in the moment it made my day. Or rather, my night. I was floored by how kind and thoughtful the staff were at this hotel during a very odd circumstance. I'm not sure exactly when the power had gone off but they clearly had sufficient notice to get everything so organized. The power ultimately came back on at 2:04 am, bringing with it all the lights in the room, which woke me up and roused me to turn everything off. Still, in the literal darkest hour this hotel team shined. The service was amazing. Well done, Courtyard By Marriott Culver City! And don't worry, future guests - I'm told what I went through isn't a regular thing. Let's hope!

What: AVOID!! So many broken things... Worst Marriott experience ever and we travel a lot (Titanium…read morelevel). First, we reserved a king room. They didn't reserve us a room so all they had were rooms on the freeway side. If we wanted a quiet room, we'd have to get two queens. So we took this room. Second, we get to the king room. I get all my stuff out to shower and discover the toilet doesn't flush. So they move us to a two queen room. Third, we get to the two queen room and the thermostat doesn't work. Completely blank interface on the wall, no battery inside and no way to turn down the blasting AC. By now it's 11pm and we're exhausted and just want to sleep. I go to wash my face and the water trickles out of the sink so I get to wash my face with cold water. Super fun. What isn't broken in this hotel? Well after my husband gave an earful to the manager the next morning, they comped the room. Appreciate that, but also never staying here again.

My daughter's wedding weekend brought us to The Shay, and it turned out to be a great place to…read morestay. The hotel has a modern, stylish vibe, comfortable rooms, and a fantastic rooftop pool that was the perfect place to relax between wedding events. The location is also excellent. It was just a few minutes from our wedding venue, SmogShoppe, and an easy walk to The Culver Steps, where you can grab a Hailey Bieber smoothie from Erewhon or, if you're more like me, a much less expensive smoothie from Trader Joe's. Service was consistently friendly and professional throughout our stay. The biggest downside is the cost. Our room was about $425 per night, and once you add taxes, occupancy fees, and $60 overnight parking, the total climbs quickly. It is definitely not an inexpensive stay. That said, the overall experience, including the comfort, service, and atmosphere, made it feel close to worth the premium. As an unexpected bonus, we spotted José Andrés at the hotel. If it is good enough for him and his restaurants, that is a pretty good endorsement in my book. 5 stars.

First time staying in this place, we came here for the FIFA game, the place is convenient, not…read morewalking distance but taking a lyft about 15 mins to the stadium unless there's traffic about 30mins. When we first got in, the place was super nice and clean. There's a few places to relax and do work if need be. They have a bar area and pool table area. The room is big and spacious, which is a plus. They have a restaurant on 3rd floor, its delicious and plenty of food. The reason why I love this place and will definitely come back. I forgot hair spray and my partner forgot shaving cream. I texted the number room service and they brought all what we needed within a few mins. Amazing service. They have pretty much everything, if you left something and needed a toothbrush or button fell off your shirt they have a mini sewing kit. Most hotels don't have these items and I think that is what makes them top tier in my opinion. They even called and let's us know if we needed a late check out. Which most hotels don't do. You have to call them and ask. I would most definitely recommend this hotel and will definitely come back again.

Great food and staff! Always love staying and dining here when I'm in town…read more Thank you Ryan, Robert and Luis

Had lunch at the restaurant at culver hotel. It was an enjoyable experience. And a great way to…read morekick off the weekend. I've been here for dinner before and had to wait for tables but lunch time was not crowded which was great because the service was spot on. We started with bread service with a French butter. The wagyu tartare which I don't eat but those at the table raved about it. We also had the shrimp cocktail which had a nice presentation but if I went again I'd pass. It's good but nothing special. We also had the tomato and burrata salad that was excellent. My main dish was a nicely prepared seabass. It wasn't a large piece of fish but it was lunch so the portion was perfect. We finished with the coffee crème brûlée and apple crumble with a side of ice cream. Good desserts and again, for lunch it hit the spot. I had a sangria that was very mid. But then switched to what could be my favorite drink of the summer. ARE YOU A GOOD WITCH OR A BAD WITCH. The answer probably depends on how many of these you put down. Tequila, hibiscus, habenero and a side of sparking rose. The entire table ended up getting these and loving them.

My daughter and I had the perfect stay here. We got a very last minute room because the original…read morehotel we booked was so dirty and awful that we left. We hopped online and found Hotel June, booked it in minutes and we're in our room less than 30 minutes later, including the drive time. The hotel is impeccably clean, the staff is friendly amd great to chat with, the beds were comfy, we loved the shampoo and other bathroom items, our room was sparkling clean, and we got free water left for us in the room. It is just steps away from plenty of dining options and a grocery store. We will definitely be back. Parking is over $50 and valet only, but they were on top of it amd we had zero issues.

We attended a pre-conference party at Hotel June and it was absolutely adorable! We really only had…read moreaccess to the pool and the second floor of the pool, but what a great spot to enjoy the views. The hotel pool is small, but perfect for wadding or cooling off. Plenty of chairs, and of course because of the party, they made great use of the space but adding in a DJ, t-shirt stations, and other activations on both levels. The bar was great - the drinks were truly fantastic and the bar service wsa great. I'd be interested in staying here in the future.

I spoke with Brian at the Hilton Garden Inn Marina del Rey regarding an upcoming stay, and he was…read moreabsolutely wonderful to deal with. He made the check-in process seamless, was professional, patient, kind, and incredibly helpful throughout the call. It's rare these days to speak with someone who genuinely takes the time to make things easy and pleasant, and Brian really did. The level of customer service he provided left a great impression and made us feel very comfortable about our stay. Thank you again, Brian, for going above and beyond. Hilton Garden Inn is lucky to have you.

The hotel is close to where my daughter lives and is in a safer area, though there are homeless…read moreencampments just a block away and RVs parked right next to the hotel where people are living. That seems to be common throughout Los Angeles, so it is hard to avoid. The inside has been updated, and the staff was very nice. I usually try to avoid staying at Hilton Garden Inn. The breakfast was not good at all. At $22 per person, it was unacceptable. I had just returned from a trip to Spain and was extremely disappointed in the quality, especially compared to the breakfasts at the hotels there. This breakfast was more in line with what you would expect at a one or two star hotel. The next day, we ate somewhere else. It was much better and cost less, even with the food credit. I also have status with Marriott, and they have a hotel in the same area. I will be staying there next time.

We visited LA for over a week, staying with family, but I needed a break from sleeping on the…read morepullout! I decided to get a room at the Four Points Sheraton since it's close to my family and a reasonable price. Our stay happened to be during the time of FIFA World Cup activities so the hotel was soccer themed. The vibes were great, not only from the staff but also the guests. We enjoyed the breakfast buffet each day during our stay and my two kids loved it. Since the girls are tweens, they loved that the mall was right next door. They also used the pool and enjoyed the AC in the room. lol I know it's weird to rate the heating and cooling system but the AC was clutch during the warm days. Overall, it was a good experience. The icing on the top though, was our server, Rogelio, this morning (12-Jul-2026). He was so kind and attentive to us. He was hustling the entire time but still remained friendly and checked in on us throughout our meal. Such great service moved my 3 stars to 4 stars! Excellent work!

I am extremely disappointed and upset with my experience at this hotel. The manager, Frank, was…read moreextremely rude and unprofessional. Instead of trying to help resolve the situation, he argued with me and made the interaction much more stressful than it needed to be. A manager should make guests feel respected and heard, especially when there is an issue. Unfortunately, that was not my experience here. The way I was treated was unacceptable and not what anyone expects from a hotel. I will not be returning to this location, and I will be submitting a formal complaint regarding this experience. I hope management takes this seriously and addresses how guests are being treated.

Tiny rooms even the courtyard room. Room service is beyond ridiculously expensive when simonette…read moreis 20 feet away. Please. They're out of half the menu in the morning anyways. Valet can't get anything straight oh my god. I have stayed here multiple times. The attendant is rarely on duty and why is it a texting service when the attendant never gets the text to get the car. THE ROOMS SO SMALL IF YOURE TWO PEOPLE DO NOT PLAN ON HAVING ROOM TO WALK THE AC IS EITHER ON FULL BLAST OR HOT AS WELL! No fridge just $15 water you can order or walk 3 min to Erewhon and get for $3

Hospitality - OUTSTANDING Friendliness- OUTSTANDING…read more Cleanliness - OUTSTANDING Location - OUTSTANDING Safety - OUTSTANDING Vibe, Bar & Dining- OUTSTANDING Building decor and rooms are super funky and cool. Rooms are smaller but well designed and functional. Toiletries are great quality products. Only complaint is a $50 valet parking. Highly recommend this boutique hotel!

I'm a hotel snob with high-level status. But I love this humble motel. It's like Encanto in…read morereal-life. Charming, well-maintained, free parking, and the restaurant is unbelievably good.

I stayed for one night and it was a great fit for my needs. My room was above the office where you…read morecheck in and felt very safe (multiple locks before you reach the room). The interior is quite large, with a kitchen including a full fridge/freezer and microwave. The shower warmed up quickly and they provide a combo shampoo/conditioner and bar body soap, plus plenty of towels. I would recommend bringing your own conditioner and lotion since those aren't provided. The location is very walkable to restaurants and bakeries. This also lends to the rooms sometimes dealing with noise from the main big street. Light sleepers may struggle with that on a longer stay. Staff here are very friendly and welcoming. I would happily stay here again in the future!