Such a smart way to store luggage! We had a checkout of 9 am and a flight at 8 pm. We were able to…read moreenjoy our last day without our bulk luggage! Felt secure and was very easy and affordable. Highly recommend.

LAX 24/7 locker rental was simply amazing. Our Airbnb ended at 11am and my friends flew out earlier…read morethan me. I decided to use a locker rental. Lax luggage storage was my original pick but when we arrived to the place it looked extremely sketchy and unsafe. I googled and found Lax 24/7 locker rentals on s sepulveda. I decided to call and see if it was legit. The owner was so kind and sent me directions on everything. You arrive and use a credit card to open the door. Once inside you are prompted to select a locker size and duration. I chose a full day being my flight didn't leave until midnight. It was only 24 bucks. This locker service made it completely possible to spend a lovely day at the beach with no worries about my luggage. Highly recommend and will utilize next time I'm in the LA area.

Stayed here for its convenient location near LAX and the Intuit Dome. Our two-queen room was…read moreperfect for three, and the Crabtree & Evelyn soaps were excellent. With taxes, fees, and parking, it came to about $250/night. The shower head needed repair but was fixed quickly. The LPR parking system caused some exit delays for others, though we had no issues. The biggest surprise was the fitness center--check out my photos! TRx, dumbbells, multiple cardio machines. And as usual, it's a great source of water for our water bottles.

My husband and I flew back on Saturday evening (8/8/26) and waited over 40 minutes for a shuttle to…read moredrive by to pick us up and other 40 people that needed a ride back to their car. We called the Hilton Garden Inn and were told that they have nothing to do with parking/shuttle company and that someone would be driving by to pick us up soon. When the shuttle finally arrived, he allowed all the people who were waiting for a shuttle and we were overcrowded/stuffed in the shuttle which I think was very unsafe for most of the people who were standing. When we returned to the Hilton Garden Inn, we realized that the elevator was not working and with my husband's bad back and my bad knees, there's no way we could use the stairs to reach the 5th floor with our luggage. This whole experience was super unprofessional and will definitely not recommend this parking to anyone I know. Just thought you should know this very bad experience upon our return.

First time arriving in Beijing capital market since pandemic. We touched down in T3-E. Once gone…read morethrough the customs and boarder control, you are led down to a flight of escalators to board a train. Train would make two stops before you are taken to T3-C, where the baggage claims were (need to follow the broadcast instructions closely). Everything else is a breeze. Signs and labels everywhere directing you out. It is a well planned out airport but some facilities are getting dated over the years.

One of the largest and most crowded airports in the world. New Terminal 3 has beautiful…read morearchitecture, but is huge in size. There is a people mover to connect ground side and domestic gates in concourse C with domestic concourse D and international concourse E. The new T3 also has an airport express train station, just like T2 (with adjacent T1) that takes you straight downtown for only 30RMB without the hassle of having your car or bus stuck in rush hour traffic. Immigration and security have long lines and no premium lanes, as in this country all people are equal. Except, if you have an APEC card, you get to bypass in a special lane. Customs is semi-automated and uses IR cameras as is common in other airports here as well. This also serves as a health check to identify passengers that have infections or flu symptoms. It's hard to find people that speak English and to pay electronically with non-domestic systems. Even the Starbucks in the terminal doesn't take ApplePay. Overall a nice airport but lots of room for improvement when it comes to customer service and friendliness.

Was happy that I got to take this airport, the employees were not that bad to me. I went to…read moreAnchorage in 2024 and it honestly was not that bad.

A nice small place unlike LAX. Just don't buy food from the Perry's point vendor. That stuff costed…read moreme 22 dollars for anything really. Just a sandwich or a salad. Go to Guy's burger joint or eat before if you dont wanna get ripped off. The luggage situation is stupid too. Pay more money for just bringing extra luggage. I had to bring a roller pack with little clothing.

Midway provided the most personalized and efficient rental car experience I've ever had. They…read morepicked me up exactly on time, and the entire paperwork process took only a few minutes. Alan, the driver who picked me up, also brought my rental vehicle and took the time to walk me through the features of the Camry. Yoon had all of my documents prepared in advance, making the final paperwork quick and seamless. Within minutes, I was on the road. The return process was just as easy and efficient. I was truly impressed by the friendliness, professionalism, and outstanding customer service of everyone at Midway. I highly recommend Midway and will gladly use them again in the future.

This is by far the best place to rent vehicles around LAX. They have shuttles which pick you up…read morefrom the airport and drop you off too. Their vehicles are new, their prices were the lowest, and they didn't nickel and dime us. We rented a Corolla, received a new '26 with 6k miles on it, drove it all over CA, dropped it off, and they then dropped us off via a shuttle company they use for their passengers (Joes). Id highly recommend taking pictures and a video after you pick up the vehicle. They did notice a scratch on the vehicle, but once I showed them the pic of the car I had picked up and the time stamp, they believed me. I'd definitely recommend renting from them and will use them in the future. Their staff are also friendly and efficient.

This is our "go-to" travel agent who always comes through. Knowledgeable, efficient, good…read morecommunications, great recommendations, and great prices. What else can you ask of your travel agent? They did out trip to Europe, Mediterranean, and to Cabo. Great experience in dealing with Sofya. Thank you.

Friend of mine recommended me to try and gave the lady's name "Armine" who is agent working there,…read morei was just looking to purchase tickets for my family and I for vacation, Armine guided me to get the best flight schedule with the specific airline i want to in the best pricing possible. not only that she went extra Miles which no agency would to try to see if i can use my miles and more rather than paying fees. if you really need to travel don't look further, call her and you will get the best deal, she is amazing

This is the best travel agency i have ever used - they are so knowledgeable and helpful…read more I used to them to plan a big family trip of 20 and I had not one issue or headache. They took care of everything at a very decent rate as well i really recommend them

I recently spent six nights at the Mosaic Hotel while recovering from a plastic surgery procedure…read moreperformed nearby by a Beverly Hills surgeon. We actually discovered this property somewhat by accident. Due to some miscommunication from my surgeon's office, the hotel they typically recommend--where we had stayed before--didn't recognize the surgeon's rate we were expecting, and we suddenly found ourselves scrambling to secure accommodations less than a week before the procedure. In hindsight, the mix-up turned out to be a blessing because the Mosaic ended up being perfect for our needs. We've stayed at several hotels in Beverly Hills and nearby areas like West Hollywood over the years, and this property felt especially comfortable and well-suited for a recovery stay. Frankly, I wish I had known about this property during my prior two procedures and the multi-week stays that went with them. For guests recovering from procedures--and for the loved ones supporting them during recovery--the hotel offers a thoughtful recovery package that includes discounted parking and waived amenity fees, an unusually considerate touch for hotels in this area. Small details like that made a big difference during what could have been a stressful trip. The service throughout our stay was fantastic. The staff were consistently kind, attentive, and genuinely helpful in moments when a little extra humanity went a long way. We'd especially like to recognize Jessica, who helped us several times during our stay with extra pillows and other small comforts that made recovery easier. The rest of the staff were equally accommodating. While I wasn't able to enjoy the bar due to my procedure, the bartender who kindly provided us with ice multiple times was cheerful and service-oriented. Another bonus is the location. Because the hotel sits just off a residential area, it's much better for walking a dog than many other properties nearby, with more green space and lawns available. Do bring your own waste bags, though--the hotel was kind enough to provide small trash liners when we needed them so we could be respectful of the neighborhood residents. The pool area is intimate but quite cute, and it's heated (we were told to around 75 degrees). That's still a little cool for my Florida blood, but I wasn't exactly in condition to enjoy a swim anyway. Still, if I were reading reviews while deciding where to stay, I'd appreciate knowing that detail. My only complaint is that the rooms don't have blackout curtains. Instead, they use very cute shutters that fit the charm of the property--but they don't quite beat the early morning sun. If you're in an east-facing room and hoping to sleep in, it gets bright around 6 a.m. I would recommend bringing an eye mask if you need a darker room, and perhaps it's something the property might consider improving in the future. Overall, I really enjoyed the character and charm packed into this property. It was a very pleasant stay, and what began as a last-minute scramble turned into discovering a true gem in Beverly Hills. When we find ourselves needing a place to stay in Beverly Hills again--or when friends and family ask for recommendations as they begin their own surgical journeys or are just visiting the area--we would recommend the Mosaic in a heartbeat.

I have known this place for quite a while. They have a sister hotel that I did a photo shoot at and…read morethe pictures and it up in FHM magazine. I love small boutique hotels the service that you get is amazing. They remember the most little things and it is something that I pride myself on doing when I meet clients. These are things that make you want to come back so not only does the mosaic have great food. Great drinks great service great staff, but they make you wanna come back.