They have a place to have breakfast brunch and it's all you can eat…read more Beautiful bright eating space with a great view to the pool. Not a big selection of food but definitely enough. It was delicious and fulfilling. We will be back again for a meal by the poolside if we are in Pasadena The Langham is such a beautiful place nestled in San Marino/Pasadena

Great location for a quick weekend brunch by the pool…read more Can't go wrong here, great experience and great food with great ppl They have the best omelette as always

We chose this property because of its proximity to the Pasadena Convention Center…read more Our king-bed room was furnished well and had plenty of usb ports as well as standard outlets to connect with. The alarm clock also had plug attachments available, although our devices didn't have any use for them. Only complaint relating to the room was the bathroom- the shower door in particular has a gap underneath which allowed water to splash onto the bathroom floor. We didn't use their gym nor pool however we did enjoy their restaurant at The Corner Craft.. The food at this property was surprisingly well made. The bartender with the fancy bottle opener was a far better server than the older server that was observed watching the soccer game on tv more than helping any of the occupied tables. Minus a star because one of the 3 elevators stopped working during our weekend stay

The highlight of this Hilton is definitely the lobby and general location within the city, as well…read moreas the staff. The actual rooms themselves are quiet outdated and filled with some quirks such as a sliding barn door bathroom and sparse lighting in the bedroom itself. There were a couple other issues with the room itself that made the say less than desirable, and certainly not worth the weekend nightly rate. For one, the thermostat/cooling unit in the room was nonfunctional. I lucked out by being in Pasadena in an unseasonably cool stretch, but disappointed that even basic A/C didn't come with my room. Would be a real problem for most of the summer in LA. Secondly, despite being advertised as "Mountainview", you mainly get a view of the neighboring buildings. Definitely not worth paying extra for. What's worse is that directly below the mountainview/east side of the building sits the entire A/C equipment for the hotel, which is incredibly loud. If you leave the glass sliding door to the patio open, the noise is still significant even with 30 db earplugs on. Even with the door closed, the din of the rooftop equipment is loud enough to sound like an A/C unit running in the room. Which was little comedic given the A/C or even just fan alone in the room itself is nonfunctional! Again, a sign of how dated the rooms are that the soundproofing is so terrible. This is clearly a hotel that prioritizes its lobby and conference room facilities over the guestrooms themselves. Finally, for a hotel that looks relatively luxurious, you won't even find a hot tub. For that and all the reasons above, you're better off splurging a bit more for better, or sticking with a Marriott Courtyard or even motel/inn. All of which will have more updated rooms without the quirks.

Had drinks at the bar weekday happy hour! Just $7 for snacks and drinks really an affordable option…read morein old town if you need to kill some time. They do not have tomato juice so don't have the ability to make a Bloody Mary cocktail. I was really craving one too, shucks. Happy hour is from 4:30-6:30pm Monday to Friday and all day Sunday.

This hotel was the worst. Let me just list the problems... 1…read moreNo dresser to put your clothing in 2 No shelving in the bathroom 3 dirty floor 4 bed faces east and the television is on the north wall so you have to turn your head to watch it. 5 bland decor with no artwork 6 No restaurant just a food center with terrible cheap food 7 hard pillows no choices 8 No microwave This is only one of four Marriott courtyard side of state at and all of them have been substandard. Do not stay at a Marriott ever. Choose Hilton. For the same price you'll get some quality.

I stayed here for a little over a month after there was a major issue in my apartment, and it was a…read morejoy. The rooms are beautiful and comfortable, the staff is attentive and kind, the parking is safe, the breakfast is delicious, and they are very dog friendly. The courtyard is also spacious and inviting. I never used the grills or pool, but they looked clean and super fun! I especially want to thank Brian, Sarah, Casey, Adrian, Allen, and Evelyn who helped to make what could have been a truly terrible month for us very enjoyable and hospitable. There was an issue with my landlord's payment method, and the staff absolutely could have had us leave, but they understood that this was out of our control, and they helped work with us to keep us housed while my landlord got their act together. I could not be more grateful to the staff of the Residence Inn in Old Town. Everyone from the front desk to maintenance to chefs to housekeeping was a joy to be around and made us feel like one of the family. I also immensely appreciate that they have delicious gluten free options at breakfast. It is often difficult to find something to eat with a gluten allergy, but they had that covered!

This was such a pleasant surprise for a Resident's Inn. From the moment we arrived, the hotel had a…read morevery zen, upscale feel--honestly more like a 5-star hotel than what I was expecting. Check-in was smooth and the front desk staff were genuinely friendly and welcoming. We liked it so much that we decided to extend our stay for another night. The rooms were clean, quiet, and calming, with a minimalist, zen vibe. The bathroom was especially nice with a bidet, which is always a plus. Everything felt thoughtfully designed and well maintained. There's a bistro, bar, and restaurant right on site, which made things super convenient. I had a breakfast bowl at the bistro and it was really tasty. Parking was reasonable at $18/day with in-and-out privileges, which is hard to find in this area. Another bonus: tons of food spots and spa services within walking distance. It's also an easy drive to Pasadena for shopping or a visit to the Huntington Gardens. Overall, this place exceeded expectations. Calm, comfortable, and convenient. I would definitely stay here again.

A great location! This is one of the better Hyatt Places that I've stayed at. You can't beat the…read morelocation- just leave r car in the garage and walk to lots of shops and restaurants. Seems to be almost brand new and really liked the ambiance. But if you are a light sleeper, make sure to bring your white noise machine or earplugs. One side of the hotel is quiet but if you are the other side, you will hear the traffic. It's one of the better breakfasts too, with a lot more variety than other HP's. And they also have a full bar and when we were there I believe it was a Monday night football game and bar was quite crowded. Seems like the newer HP's have much larger bar spaces with full bar and a small selection of food, which is great for business traveler's.

Hyatt Place is a hotel that's across from the block with the Pasadena convention center and…read moreauditorium. It's about a 5-10 minute walk to city hall. I came for DesignerCon, so the hotel location was very convenient. The check-in experience was smooth. The front desk folks were very helpful and friendly. If you need amenities or help in activating a parking pass, they are there to help. Parking is $35 per overnight vehicle. My king bed room was spacious and clean. It had a balcony with a view of the pool area. They also serve complimentary breakfast. It was quite nice. They had berries, eggs, sausage, potatoes. Yogurt parfait toppings including chia seeds, freeze dried strawberries, and more. The milk selection for coffees were also extensive. Overall, I had a great experience at Hyatt Place

Wish the ac was working!! Love the location love the service. Everything else was great just with…read moreno AC. It was extremely difficult to sleep, especially after a long hot day at work

Stayed 6 nights at the Westin Pasadena and overall had a pleasant experience, mainly thanks to the…read morebar and restaurant staff who were genuinely delightful and made us feel welcome throughout our trip. We appreciated the small perks a $20 food credit and a complimentary glass of prosecco were nice touches. One drawback: there were no spare hangers in the closet, which became inconvenient over a longer stay like ours. A simple fix that would go a long way for extended guests. Overall, a solid stay with great staff service, just a few small details that could use improvement.

Best Western Pasadena Inn on 3570 E Colorado Blvd is a fabulous place to stay when traveling in the…read morearea. If you are looking for a reliable, comfortable stay in East Pasadena near Lamanda Park with easy access to California Institute of Technology and major roads into Los Angeles, this hotel is a great option. I was in town visiting Caltech and wanted a hotel that had truck parking, a hot tub, a laundry room, and strong cleanliness standards. The Best Western Pasadena Inn met all my needs, exceeding expectations. First off, the area is clean and safe, allowing me to feel comfortable compared to some locations in LA. I also loved the rooms, which are large and clean with fridges and some of the fastest wireless internet I have seen for Zoom meetings. It allowed me to work without stress. Huge accolades for the pool and hot tub. The hot tub was clean and actually hot, unlike some hotels where the water is lukewarm. I also appreciated the staff here because they are very friendly and welcoming throughout the stay. If you enjoy having a wide selection of TV channels, this hotel definitely delivers. They do have a free breakfast, which is a nice added value, especially if you are heading out early for the day. The guest laundry room is also very convenient and a major asset for longer stays or road trips. Overall, I absolutely love the Best Western Pasadena Inn and will gladly stay here again, even if it means driving into Los Angeles, because I know this hotel delivers consistent, dependable quality.

This best western is great!! They are inspected regularly and it shows. I stayed here for a few…read moredays and they are so clean. I witnessed all the vacant rooms getting the carpet cleaned. Professional carpet cleaning. I was like, wow!!! This is what I love to see! Pride in establishment! Unfortunately I spilled a full cup of coffee and it stained rhe bed all the way thru and they weren't too happy about that. I get it, I pretty much ruined the bed mattress but it was an accident. And honestly, they should put a waterproof sheet or something over the mattress in case of accidentally guests spilling something. Either way, it's a great hotel. Great staff. Clean establishment. Free parking. They have free breakfast. Like eggs, sausage. Bacon. Potatoes. Fruit. Juice. Oatmeal. Waffles cereal. Rooms are large. Fridge Im room no microwave in room tho. Please put microwaves in the rooms.

Convenient location in Pasadena with very nice decor throughout. Check-in at the counter was easy…read more We were advised to do self-park at the parking garage underneath the hotel instead of paying for parking through the hotel. Self parking was only $15, so about half what the hotel was going to charge us. Our room was on the second floor right behind the elevator but it was very quiet. The room was large and had two comfortable queen beds. Everything was clean and tidy.

Hotel Dena has a lot of good things going for it. It is super cute. They have a 24/7 market that is…read moreexpensive but convenient. You are walking distance to everything you need in Pasadena. Everyone works there is super nice. I love the decor- especially the projector that they have set up with movies playing. During major events like the World Cup- they show the matches on there which is very fun. The gym has everything you need but is small. Two things we didn't love- the steps in our room. It is very hard to go to the bathroom in the pitch black at night with stairs. Second- the pool. We booked this hotel for the pool and it is nice, but small. Also fine. The issue is that they sell resort passes. We got there at 10 on a Friday and every lounge chair was taken. There are only like 10. Since they are resort passes, those people stay all day. We paid for 5 nights at this hotel and could not get loungers for a day. Others paid $30 and got loungers the whole day. Doesn't seem fair.

Not an overnight stay. This review is for a relaxing Sunday daycation at The Pasadena Hotel's…read morerooftop pool, booked via Resort Pass (an app I use often as a hotel pool explorer). Pasadena Hotel is officially one of my top picks! Parking: Self-parking is available for $5/hour (max $35). Note: no validation. Check-in: Quick and friendly. The front desk explained pool hours and directions. The lobby itself is a vibe; moody but cozy, featuring cool touches like vintage telephone booths, table games, a welcoming fireplace with comfy seating, and a small bar offering coffee early and cocktails later. Food: Before heading up, I stopped by BBAD (connected breakfast burrito spot). Highly recommend! The Pool: Arriving early on Sunday meant I had the whole rooftop and pool to myself for almost two magical hours. The warm, overcast morning and occasional chorus from Pasadena's parrots made it a perfect self-care escape: reading, napping, swimming laps. It did get busier closer to noon (maybe five others until then), but still felt relaxed compared to other weekend days. Or so I've heard. Drink/food service starts at noon, delivered poolside. The Spicy Margarita was delicious! Facilities: Clean space, restrooms close by, surprisingly soft towels. Con: No free water stations which is unusual for a hotel pool. Only bottled water for sale, so bring your own. Overall: My Sunday escape was top notch! I'll definitely be back. Highly recommend for solo self-care or a chill day with friends.

​We checked in for a quick staycation mini-escape and had a wonderful time. While the rooms are on…read morethe smaller side, they make up for it in comfort and style--the beds and pillows were incredibly comfortable, and everything was spotlessly clean. I loved the updated look that still leaned into a cool, historic 90s vibe with beautiful mosaic tiles in the clean bathroom. The room also featured a convenient little wet bar area with a coffee maker and fridge. ​The absolute highlight of our stay was the pool! It's a bit smaller than it appears on the website, but the vibe was perfect. They had music playing and a bartender on duty, making it the ultimate spot to lounge, chill, and just enjoy the atmosphere before we headed out to a soccer match. ​Check-in and check-out were incredibly easy and seamless. The hotel has a great, welcoming atmosphere and a rich, historic charm. We'd definitely stay again for a quick local getaway!

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!

The review is for the afternoon tea at the inn as I didn't stay there. A narrow driveway leads you…read moreup to the Inn but there is a clearly marked sign at the entrance. Plenty of parking right in front of the inn. Upon arrival we were seated at their dining room. Old quaint inn. We tried the Lavendar orange grey and fruit garden teas. The fruit garden was our favorite. Their tier consisted of berries, plate of desserts and a tier of sandwiches. Also served is a basket of scones along with a platter of deviled eggs. The deviled eggs and the curry chicken sandwhich were my favorite but all the sandwiches were pretty good. Price is a bit high compared to other afternoon teas but we were here for a special occasion. Staff was very nice. She would come and check on us or if we needed something and knocked was very responsive.