I had the pleasure of staying at the Miyako for five nights because I attended a conference at the Japanese American National Museum that is across the street. The best thing about the Miyako is its excellent location on First Street in the heart of Little Tokyo. It is also across the street from a Metro station that makes connecting to other areas of LA easy. Room 604 was a double queen room with a view onto First Street. The room was ready in the early afternoon on Sunday, a little before the normal check-in time of 3pm. The room was fine, but a little worn out. There were dings in the mirror and heater, and in general it just looked like it could use a refresh. There were some nice touches though, including a refrigerator and a wireless charging pad on the desk lamp which was very convenient. This is LA so be prepared for some street noise in the evenings, but during my stay, I was able to rest in the decent bed without difficulty. The hotel itself was very quiet as well. The bathroom was basic but fine, but also fell into the same category as the room. The water pressure was extremely strong, and I appreciated both the Japanese-style features on the toilet as well as the large vanity. The hotel provided ample towels, and the shampoo and shower gel were pleasant to use. The room was serviced every day, and it was great coming back to a clean room. The lobby is small and has a popular little cafe in it that offers breakfast pastries and a variety of drinks. It was fine. There is also a little store that is accessible with your room key that sells some snacks, drinks, and quick foods. There is a restaurant on the second floor that I didn't try, and a "business center" shelf across from the cafe. I think you could print from there, but I didn't investigate it in detail. They do have valet parking on site. The other great thing about this hotel is the STAFF. Everyone was very friendly, helpful, and welcoming. At night, the security guard would say hello, and it was nice to know that they were on duty and looking out for us. My rating for the Miyako Hotel falls between a 3 and a 4, resulting in a 3.5. Arigato! read more

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I've done a number of staycations in Little Tokyo, staying at the Miyako for all but one visit, when I stayed at the Doubletree Hilton. They are about a block apart, but Miyako is better located, has better service, and is better maintained, in my opinion. The Doubletree will give you Hilton points, but is larger, less personal and a bit run down, also in my opinion. For my last visit, Miyako was sold out on all but one night of my stay. This is because it's baseball season and the hotel hosts many many Japanese baseball fans and tourists. After all, this is the hotel with the huge Shohei Ohtani mural. There were 2 home games during my stay, so the lobby was always full of folks in Dodger gear, plus a lot of tour groups; there was usually a tour bus out front in the morning. I didn't see any children in the hotel this last visit, which was absolutely fine with me. The hotel's rooms are pretty basic but decently sized. The have safes, coffee/tea makers and fridges, and there's a Japanese-style toilet and slippers. It seems the shower heads differ in different rooms, unless they've all recently been replaced. The current head has firehose-like pressure! The hall was very quiet at night (thanks to elderly Japanese guests), but of course there was some street noise. The hotel has a few amenities. There's a fitness centre and laundry room, a restaurant with a breakfast buffet, a cocktail/karaoke lounge, and a cute bakery/cafe that's popular with non-guests. There's a minimart for guests also. The hotel is perfectly located in the centre of Little Tokyo right next to the Japanese Village Plaza, which is quite a bustling place, even at night. Note there is a not-small presence of unhoused in the area. The hotel has valet parking, but there's a self-park garage behind, which also serves the Plaza. I took the Metro here; the stop is one block from the hotel. Little Tokyo is a great launching point for nearby areas as well, such as the Arts District and northern DTLA. A go-to for me. read more

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It's really disheartening having a disability that requires a service animal, only to be dismissed and blown off when asking simple questions.... YES I am aware of the difference between an ESA and Service Animal. NO My animal is NOT an ESA nor is it a pet. Miyako is disability unfriendly.. It is a shame. I have enjoyed my time at this joint in years past, so it really is sad that their front desk and management has become so crass, volatile, and downright ignorant regarding ADA compliance and accessibility laws for disabled individuals who require Service animals. As per HIPAA law, I do not have to disclose the details and diagnoses re: my disability. I don't understand how the front desk felt going about with such a humiliating experience. For those with disabilities visiting LA with their service animals, unfortunately Miyako is not it. I do hope that Miyako takes some time to educate their team on ADA compliance and understanding. read more

Vallet $20 flat rate, second floor party room with validation $10. We met up with friends visiting from out of town. Ryo, a Japanese national, cycled from NY to LA (Santa Monica Pier) as a leisure activity to spread happiness and "just for fun " Ryo extended an open invitation to his online/ social media community, supporters, and new friends to celebrate his accomplishment and departure from the US at Miyako hotel. We convened upstairs for refreshments and appetizers at Lounge Ohjah. Hopefully in year 2026 Miyako Hotel can Host Ryo when he returns for another tour on Bicycle to commemorate the 100 years anniversary of Santa Monica Pier . The staff at Miyako Hotel and Lounge Ohjah were hospitable read more

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A perfect location and a great hotel. Took the gold line up to Little Tokyo and walked over to the Miyako for a weekend staycation. Part of why I chose to give this place a try was because I wanted to try to avoid the worry of parking. Being so close to public transit was great - that and the fact that the overnight parking amount was quite high! Across the street there's plenty of cool spots to eat and the hotel is attached to the open air mart which has shopping and even more tasty treats. Besides location, it's got some great features. There's the pantry. Use your room key and credit card to buy treats after hours if you need a snack or beverage. So thoughtful. The bakery that's on the ground floor is also very popular. I didn't try it because there was always line, but the treats looked delicious. The rooms are well equipped. The windows actually open (though only a safe amount) the bed is comfy and the fancy bidet toilet is truly worth trying (lol). All in all - the Miyako is going to be on my recommendation list for reasonably priced hotels in the area. read more

Hotel is in a prime location in Little Tokyo and right next to an LA Metro stop, one away from Union Station. Lots of restaurants, shops, and cafe's (such as the amazing Cafe Dulce) or all nearby. The lobby looks great and they have a small room with microwaves and forks if you need them. Parking is by Valet and can be pricy, some parking structures around don't have overnight parking so be careful. The rooms are a bit dated, but comfortable enough. The bathrooms also have a bidet with a seat/water warmer so that's an automatic win. read more

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Great central location, no complaints! Loved the view from my room and the matcha shop in the lobby! read more

Miyako Hotel - Hotels Near Me - Los Angeles, California

The Miyako Hotel is in the center of Little Toyoko in Down Town Los Angeles. It is not near the Financial District, it is a great place to see all of Downtown LA and the cool places there. The hotel has a Japanese theme and the staff speaks Japanese and of course English as well as other languages. The staff is so very friendly and really just kind people. They will have your room ready on time. They also have 24 hour staffing and if you don't have a reservation they may have a spot for you. The rooms are a nice size and each one has a Toto Toilet which I love. The rooms and the bathrooms are spotless and the they have great AC. The lobby is very nice. Parking is for a fee. The hotel is within walking distance of some great eateries, from fine dinning to cheap eats. It is also near the train station. Little Toyoko is just adorable, there are shops and the Japanese Museum is nearby. There is a bakery right in the hotel with coffee and great pastries. They also have two amazing places to dine. Tamon is one of the great places to eat right there. They are a sushi place and it is all great and just what you would expect at a great Japanese eatery. The other restaurant is also great with a wide selection of Japanese food and American. It is all just so comfortable and caring. Enjoy the great room with a wonderful TV and all things you would expect at a great place. read more

This hotel has a great location in the middle of the vibrant Little Tokyo neighborhood in central LA. I didn't have a car, but the hotel is a short walk from the Little Tokyo/Arts District Metro station. Service was friendly and efficient. My room was comfortable, with a minimalist, slightly Japanese feel. The toilet was probably the most Japanese touch, with a bidet feature as well as other bells and whistles. There was a great view of downtown LA from my room, but the window was covered with some sort of film or coating that was warped. As a result, the view was a tad compromised. Also, the AC may have aggravated my allergies, but I can never be too sure about that kind of thing. It was pretty quiet at night, and the bed was comfortable. I appreciated the mini fridge and the cups and glasses available for use. I didn't visit any of the restaurants or the fitness center, but the lobby was nicely decorated and I was always greeted upon entering. This was a great base and if I have occasion to visit the area again I will definitely stay here. read more

The Miyako has a new look on the exterior of the building. The management and Board of Directors approved an art piece to honor and welcome Shohei Ohtani, who joined the Los Angeles Dodgers for the 2024 season. Artist and famed muralist, Robert Vargas, created an iconic painting that is larger than life in many ways. The hotel is located in Little Tokyo area of Los Angeles (near 1st and Central Streets). Tourists from all over the world travel and stay at this hotel. The amenities include a restaurant, cocktail lounge, fitness/work-out gym, and business center equipped with desktop computers. Conveniently located a few blocks away from the Metro Train Stop and Union Station, there are many restaurants and shops just a few steps away to make your visit memorable. The media broadcasted daily stories and updates and progress of this culturally significant project. I attended the unveiling, which was the day before the Opening Day game at Dodger Stadium. The mural is amazing in person compared to photos recently posted online. When in the Los Angeles area, come by for lunch or dinner, and don't forget to tell 'em that Rosemary sent ya! read more

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This place has become our favorite place to stay while in dtla. The location is right by a subway station that you can transfer to a train to get to from the airport. The restaurants near by are great. If you don't mind a tad longer walk you can head to grand central market as well. Rooms are adequate and always clean. They have bidets in each room as well. Great place to stay and not break the bank while improving your food and drink options. read more

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The Miyako is a great place to stay when in Little Tokyo. Steps away from Tokyo Village, across the street from many bars and restaurants, the Go for Broke museum/monument and a couple of blocks from the very inexpensive Metro rail(get a tap card from the station). Walkable to the Disney Concert Hall,the Broad and Grand central market (20 min walk , 7min by metro). Olvera street is also less than a mile away. It is a clean, secure, modern hotel. Small lobby, friendly staff, security desk, self serve mini mart and the popular Okayama Kobo cafe on site. Premium Executive rm was spacious with 2 double beds (with expertly made beds- sheets tucked in so tight, getting in bed was almost comical), a sofa, desk, safe, fridge, hair dryer, many outlets and keurig +pods. Bathrooms spacious, clean with Japanese style amenities, slippers, robes, tooth brush kit, shoe kit and LOccitane products AND 2 comp bottles of water. Laundry room and gym onsite. Not a fan of the cleaning deposit at check in. Any negatives are due to the street noise, perpetual sirens and surrounding gritty neighborhood. But thats the city. Little Tokyo area is definitely showing its age. Miyako is a good respite. read more

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Great stay when in town for the rose bowl. Very clean and good rate, would come back again. Right in the middle of Little Tokyo, good spot

Least comfortable bed I've ever slept in and the shower only has one setting: violent rocket. Glad I'm only staying for one night. You really only gotta do two things right in a hotel: bed and shower. They failed both of those here. 2 stars because at least it's clean, but I'd have welcomed a cockroach or two for the ability to sleep or clean properly. Stay away. read more

The hotel property itself was perfectly fine, but the customer service was incredibly disappointing. We encountered two separate booking and parking issues during our stay. In both instances, management hid behind strict policies to keep our money rather than helping us resolve mistakes. First, our 80-year-old mother mistakenly booked her stay for the day she was browsing the website instead of the actual date of our trip two months later. Because the hotel never sent an email receipt, she had no idea a mistake had been made until she arrived and found out she had no room. Management charged her in full, refused even a partial refund, and offered zero flexibility. Second, my daughter attempted to use the self-parking lot next door but was mistakenly directed by staff to leave her car with the valet. The hotel strictly enforced a $50 charge for this misunderstanding. While the physical hotel is perfectly fine, it's clear that management prefers to pocket extra cash from honest mistakes rather than provide basic hospitality. read more

Hotel was clean, and staff was nice. Our room was clean and comfortable. Great place to stay for Anime Expo.

We stayed at the Miyako Hotel over the Memorial Day holiday; conveniently located in the heart of Little Tokyo and just a few steps away from the Little Tokyo Mall, the hotel is a perfect place to stay when visit Los Angeles' Little Tokyo. The hotel lobby was fairly posh and modern, and boasts a connivence room accessible only to hotel patrons plus it also had the loveliest cafe: Okayama Kobo and Tamo Sushi-- a Japanese restaurant located on the 2nd floor. The rooms for was spacious, the beds are comfortable, the room had a mini-fridge and a cool Japanese-style toilet (trust me, it was awesome). The staff were nice enough, especially the cafe crew, they were super sweet. We had a great time visiting Little Tokyo and staying at the Miyako Hotel was a great choice. read more

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Nice hotel with clean rooms. Air conditioning doesn't work well, so I don't recommend staying here during a heat wave. On-site restaurant for breakfast was not good. Pre-packaged danishes, rice, fish and hotel-style scrambled eggs. The hotel cafe was small and quaint with choices of breads, coffee and juice. The hotel also has a self-serve convenience-store area with snacks, drinks and a few drug store items. read more

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My wife stayed here for a business trip, the client paid for it so I can't comment on the pricing, but I really enjoyed our stay there. Miyako Hotel is in the heart of Little Tokyo, within a stone's throw of the historic Little Tokyo Mall and within walking distance to different shops and places in Little Tokyo, Chinatown, Downtown LA. The room was clean, we stayed there almost a week and had them service the room once including changing the towels and bed sheets. One of their elevators was unavailable, probably related to them replacing the carpet on the 5th Floor (not the floor we were staying on). Their lobby was clean and had comfortable looking seating although I have not not been lounging in lobbies since COVID. We tried the coffee shop and bakery in the lobby and it was pretty tasty and felt pretty good to support a local business. read more

Miyako Hotel - Hotels Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Miyako hotel is the spot. Reasonably priced for downtown L.A, and love love love the location. Right in the heart of the action in Little Tokyo (half a block up from the main mall, on 1st Ave). The staff is courteous and helpful. The rooms are nothing special but are clean, beds are reasonably comfy and the shower is a shower wand with strong pressure and hot water. And of course the AC is cold. There's also a Keurig machine and a mini fridge, with an ice machine on each floor. They also have a restaurant on the 2nd floor, but I never sampled so can't speak on that. Definitely recommend the Miyako for a lively neighborhood to stay in while you're visiting the City of Angels. read more

Beautiful hotel, great parking and check-in experience. Pretty clean room. Restaurants right across the street made for a quick pickup. read more

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Great service surrounded by ramen restaurants. Must card to go up elevators. Nice security feature. Room: i got 2 bedroom with queen sized beds. Comes with refrigerator, mini coffee pot, ice bucket. Parking: $35/day? Can go in and out all you want. Valet only. If that bothers you 100 feet away there are 2 public parking lots. Amenities: office has two standing computers for you to use, free wifi, free gym to work off those ramens. Gotta show vaccinated card for gym. Comes down to location location location. There are hotels in los angeles with free parking and $50 cheaper but you have to have a car to go get food/ coffee/ buy water. After taxes and fees almost $190/night. Not the cheapest but you get what you pay for and its LA in a touristy area. read more

This is a hidden gem. Very impressed at the price point. It was a deal. Very clean, courteous staff, quiet rooms. In walking distance of lots of restaurants and such. read more

I used to come here often, never had problems. Last time I stayed here I was charged an extra $300 because they found a pack of empty cigarettes on the trashcan and claimed the room smelled like smoke. That is a lie. We never smoked in the room. I know the room policies. I've stayed over ten times. I I wrote an email to management regarding the unfair charge. They sent me a picture of the trashcan and said that those items were prohibited. I replied that was wrong. Those items are not prohibited to be in the room, let alone a trashcan. It is completely different to smoke in a room, and to have smoking products in a room. We never smoked in the room, and that is why I will never step foot in this place again. Not only are the rooms over priced but after Covid, you guys are just trying to make money back by making these absurd claims and charges to customers. You guys need to do better. read more

I have stayed here a half dozen times or more and never knew they had a breakfast buffet. At check in they never say anything about it! There are no signs in the lobby about it! There is nothing mentioned about it in the in-room guide (accessible by QR code)! So I have been struggling dealing with the small bakery or the groceery store next door. No it's not free but I don't understand why they don't even mention it at check in. The elevator doesn't have a sign or ad for it, it's just listed in small print on the floor guide for floor 2. When I asked the front desk about it, they gave me a slip of paper with it mentioned, but they have never given me this paper in all my stays here! How is this even possible? Room is pretty good, location is OK for bus/metro and walkable to Union Station. However, I have 3 upcoming reservations for here which I just canceled. I'll probably come back at some point but time to explore some other properties - that have breakfast and let you know! read more

We had a great stay at Miyako! The rooms were super clean, complimentary slippers and the bathrooms were so nice! Love the traditional Japanese style toilets. The only thing was the customer service at the front desk Wasn't the friendliest, maybe we caught them at an off day. read more

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Cleanliness: 5/5 The place is spotless, a stark contrast to the increasing levels of grunge commonplace in Downtown LA. Location: 5/5 Situated in the heart of Little Tokyo, restaurants and shopping abound nearby. A metro station is going up a block down, but the hotel is far enough away from busy streets that it's quiet at night. The LA Convention Center and Koreatown are just a short Uber ride away. Room: 4/5 The rooms here are a bit on the small side, as is typical for LA. The amenities are quite reasonable, and things generally seem to work, but there's nothing particularly special about the rooms themselves, other than the Japanese toilets. Service: 4/5 The staff were efficient and welcoming for the most part. Unfortunately, the desk staff didn't let guests know they needed to scan their room card to get up to their floor, and only provided one card per room by default. Easy room for improvement there. Value: 4/5 I'd have expected to pay more, given the location, but a lot of that value seems to be accomplished by not doing anything particularly special, just doing the basics well and having a good location. As others have noted, parking is a bit expensive here, but on the other hand, that means if you're not coming with a car, you're not subsidizing others who are. Seems fair enough. Overall: 5/5. Certainly one of the better places I've stayed in LA overall. While there are nicer places to stay, to be sure, you'll find they're overall more expensive. read more

Great hotel for a weekend stay in DTLA. The toilet bidet w/ seat warmer is a game-changer and definitely made my weekend extra special LOL. Front desk was very friendly, Popular bakery in the lobby, decent gym and clean rooms. Valet parking is first come first serve and overflow would be in the parking garage nearby their garage is full. If you're a light sleeper the windows aren't quite sound proof. read more

This is one of the best hotels to stay at because it is "JAPAN CLEAN" and service is top notch here. The bathrooms are so nice because you have a bidet and a Japanese style Toto bathtub. Unfortunately, we got a room with a dinky tub. (Minus a star) Ugh... PRO -Best location ever. You are in the heart of Little Tokyo and pretty much don't need to drive your car anywhere. All you have to do is walk outside and you have so many food options and places to shop. -The rooms are CLEAN, a.k.a. Japan clean for those who know what I'm talking about. Ha! :) The hotel is also clean. -Hotel stuff and security or extremely friendly, polite and welcoming. -They have security in the front lobby to keep the riffraff out. -Valet parkkng: $36 per night with in/out access. Definitely worth it and highly recommend it so you don't have to worry about finding any street parking or walking far. It was super easy, safe and convenient for us. -They have a really cool bar and karaoke on the second floor. The bartenders are awesome and make the best cocktails. Closed Sundays. -There is a cute new café in the lobby that serves coffee drinks. They are still new/just opened so food isn't available yet. CONS -Our room was small compared to what we're usually given here, but that is downtown LA for you. I didn't like how we were given a handicap room because they had that weird handicap chair inside the bathroom. We also didn't get the larger Japanese bathrm tub!! :((( We didn't bother mentioning it to the front desk because we didn't feel like changing rooms since we arrived late that evening. read more

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Quick Summary: - Located in the heart of Little Tokyo - Convenient with the annual anime convention - There is a short cut route to the Jungle store from the hotel - Clean and comfortable room - Awesome wifi service - The website says "complimentary" water bottles, but they charge when checking out We booked for three days for the anime convention a few months back. I recalled that this is also one of the one-way bus stops to the convention center, so this was another reason why we booked this. The staff were friendly and also quite used to the anime atmosphere, so regardless of having a classy lobby and mood, they have greeted us with kind smiles as we walked out decked in anime merchandise and gear. The room is set in a natural color themed room with colors of brown and tan. It was very calming and made me pretty comfortable for the three days. The staff informed us that there is a restaurant on the second floor, and we checked it out but didn't go in. (maybe next time?) The temperature was adjustable and the bed was cool and just the right firmness. Sleep came in easily, so I had a pleasant sleep for the whole stay. I also loved how it was splat in the middle of Little Tokyo, so if I was hungry, I could take the elevator, walk down Little Tokyo Plaza and buy some food at NIjiya Market, or sit and eat at the Okonomiyaki store (or ramen or udon or bento...) and return back up to the hotel and rest up for the next day. It was very convenient and a blessing after the days at the convention. The only reason why I am docking off a star is because of the misleading information on the website. On the site, it mentioned complimentary water bottles, so we assumed these were going to be free. However, on the day of checkout, they asked us how many bottles we took and mentioned there was a price. That was slightly disappointing, and it would have been helpful, if there was a price card somewhere near the water bottles. read more

Favorite hotel in DTLA! It's very very clean and also in a perfect location. I only wish that they would bring back the complimentary house slippers. We always looked forward to them. read more

An unexpected surprise hotel located in Downtown Los Angeles' Little Tokyo district - of all the times I visited the area, I never realized that it existed. I was in the area for an event and the hotel was recommended. I will definitely utilize the Miyako Hotel again. Miyako is an American style/standard business hotel in terms of size, amenities (coffee maker, fridge, microwave, iron/ironing board) with Japanese service, hospitality, and amenities. A Japanese style bidet is part of the toilet and the restaurant serves Japanese cuisine and adult beverages. Plus * Location - located in the middle of downtown Los Angeles' Little Tokyo district - in the middle of everything and able to walk the area. Close to downtown Los Angeles. * Gym - the layout is a bit small and tight, but it has all the equipment needed to workout. Dumbbells from 5~50 lbs, adjusting bench, weight machine, 2x threadmills, 2x elliptical, 1x bike, 1x recumbent bike, etc. * Breakfast - I had vouchers for the breakfast in the morning and was pleasantly surprised at the selection. A mix of traditional Japanese (rice, miso soup, tsukemono, natto, nishime, etc.) and American favorites (bread, yogurt, bacon, sausage, etc.) Minus * None for the stay If ever in need of an affordable, functional, and centrally located hotel in downtown Los Angeles, consider the Miyako Hotel. read more

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Beautiful boutique hotel. Loved our stay here. We were treated so well by all the staff. Room was great. Will stay here again.

I'm really big about staying at nice hotels and must say this one is one of my favorite hotels this far... but if you are touring LA this place is safe and all about location location. It's in the heart of Little Tokyo, 5 min away from the Art District, Olvera Street, and Chinatown and 15 min away from Hollywood. The hotel is very clean and is in a very safe area. They have a water softener and I'm in love with the shower. I couldn't stop touching my hair cuz it was so damn soft and on point lol.. the pricing was very reasonable. Considering they are open during COVID19, their valet parking is closed but the have a public parking next door where you can park your car overnight and it will be ok. Also the elevator doors remain open at all times and can only be operated with a key fob. read more

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I like this hotel. My room was very clean and quiet. The room was very modern. The led light fixtures (desk and headboard) were nice. The AC and WiFi worked. The shower had adequate pressure and water temperature was fine. My bed was very good and comfortable. The hotel is very conveniently located to the Japanese Village Plaza. Customer service was friendly and efficient. However, there was no free breakfast. I could connect to their WiFi network with my iPhone, but not my iPad. The room needs more lighting. read more

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So quiet and clean and safe, with a really delicious bakery downstairs, right in the heart of Little Tokyo with convenient valet. I will definitely stay again. read more

3.75 stars? On the generous side. Currently staying here for 2 days, first time. Pros: . Great location, esp when you have little kids. It's what you're paying for really. Easy to walk everywhere, without having to get in the car and find a charging station. . Clean lobby area, but that doesn't really matter? Wish the rooms had that same newer/more modern feel. . Microwave downstairs. . Bed is ok, comfortable enough. Cons: . AC is horrible, hardly notice it's on. Feels warm in the room at end of November. . Once we stepped into the room, there's a cleaning fluid smell? But almost with a little mix of cigarette smoke? Not sure, but I have bad allergies, so my sinuses started getting very irritated. It's not a good smell if it's a cleaning product they're using. I was not expecting this for a Japanese hotel...was looking forward to a fragrance free room. . It feels a little dated, but at least looks like it was cleaned well enough. . Shower head is horrible, just a cheap brand (Costco has inexpensive shower heads that are much better! Hint hint). We had some trouble with the water draining after the kids showered. . Towel colors didn't match, there were whites and some that are off-white so I was afraid they were dirty or old. . The lighting is dim, esp in the bathroom, so once you pull the shower curtain over, it's a little darkish while you're showering, but not a huge deal breaker. . Pillows could be wider...they look smaller than standard size. . 2 full beds, not queen (but I'm not sure what my husband booked). Probably not my first choice to stay here again bc of the room smell (something I hate walking into after spending a few hundred dollars a night for) and old AC. The air feels very flat and stale. LOVE the location, so we'll look at other options next time before revisiting this hotel. read more

I've stayed here a couple of times now while visiting family in L.A. It's not a super fancy hotel but it's clean and in the heart of downtown Little Tokyo where you can find yummy food and explore neat items at gift shops. Think it was roughly $200/night for 2 double beds when I last stayed there around Christmas time. They have those Bidet toilet seats that can warm and clean your butt but I never tried it lol. The valet guys are nice and they have a café and other amenities. I recommend trying Marugame Monzo across the street (delicious sea urchin udon). read more

If I could give zero stars I would. This place is overpriced. And they charged me an extra $300 on my card without my authorization. Because they went through my trash and found a pack of cigs and cigar trash. I did not smoke in the room but yet they sent me pictures of the trash can saying it was prohibited to smoke. I filed a claim but they stood by they decision. I wish I would have smoked and stank up the room so that would really cost you $300. Worst hotel in downtown. read more

You get a lot of value out of the Miyako Hotel: clean, quiet, great location to enjoy the sights and sounds of Little Tokyo and DTLA. If you want a great place to stay while exploring the many attractions of Los Angeles, you can't beat this place. Also the coffee and breakfast pastries were an added bonus. read more