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    3.3 (6 reviews)
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    LAX is very easy to navigate which is a huge plus, but various parts of the airport are in…read moredifferent stages of construction and it can feel like an annoyance. Also, quick side note Terminal B is also Terminal 4. This can create confusion at times if your boarding pass says Terminal B and it does not show on the LAX maps online. Why this is, I do not know, but it's a thing. There are also wide disparities in amenities at certain terminals and gates compared to others. For example, if you happen to find yourself in the vary isolated area of gates 45- 48 in Terminal 4, the only places to grab food are a market or a hotdog vendor, so you may want to venture all the way to the main terminal to grab food. Speaking of grabbing food, no matter where you eat at LAX, be prepared to throw down at least $40 per person. This is at the casual eateries, not even the sit down restaurants. The restroom facilities are fine and are in various stages of improvement, but there could be more restrooms spread throughout to alleviate some of the lines. The car rental situation at LAX is also easy to navigate which is another plus and is very fast. Overall, LAX is pretty good considering how busy it is, but high prices at eateries and pockets of construction make it slightly annoying. It doesn't come close to the calm and elevation of say a Changi or Doha, but it works with what it's got. Terminal 4 is about as close to nice as it gets, but for a Global Alpha City like LA, the airport still has a long way to go to bring it to where is should be.

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    My storage unit was broken into most of my personal belongings were stolen -- including clothing,…read moredesigner items, household goods, and important personal effects accumulated over many years. This was not a minor loss it has been financially and emotionally devastating. What concerns me most is not only the theft itself, but the way the situation was handled. My lock was removed and replaced with a dummy lock my keys and the staff keys could not open the replaced lock. There was no proactive incident report offered, and I had to push for information. Communication felt minimal, and there was no immediate transparency around surveillance review or what steps were being taken. For a facility of this size, I expected stronger security protocols and a more urgent, supportive response when a customer experiences a major loss. Instead, the process felt reactive and unclear at a time when accountability and reassurance mattered most. If you are considering storing valuable or sentimental items here, I strongly encourage you to ask detailed questions about security procedures, monitoring, and incident response so you fully understand the high risk. I sincerely hope the facility improves its safeguards and communication so no one else has to go through an experience like this.

    They are incredible customer service have had my space for over 13 years!!! I highly recommend this…read morestorage space clean and safe!

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    Excellent service, great selection of luggage, and competitive (not the cheapest) prices. Marjorie…read morewas very helpful in helping my wife choose her carry-on luggage. She described the different features of the suitcase without seeming to push the sale. While we were at the store, several people came in with damaged luggage they had bought elsewhere. The store staff treated everyone courteously and suggested options for repair, even though they had not sold the item originally.

    I am not sure that I have been treated as rudely as I was today by the staff at Savinar's. Here's…read morewhat happened: Years ago I had purchased a nice backpack from Costco, which has lifetime return policy. The beg began to tear in several places. Rather than return to Costco, I went to the manufacturer's website, entered the serial number and model # and other information. The manufacturer confirmed it's under warranty and gave me a printed PDF with RMA for repairs by Savinar's. I called them in the morning and they said "Yes bring it in!". They were out of the way for me, so it took 30 min to get there. Upon entering, before I could even make it halfway to the back where the desk was, the employee said "Oh no, we don't repair those, the warranty is only 2 years!" Instantaneously, 2 other employees popped out to say the same thing -- claiming that the manufacturer is "lying" and shooed me out of the store as quickly as possible. It's clear they do NOT want to do lower-paying warranty repairs on non-high-end items, instead opting to work on the fancy stuff for cash. They're a nice store with very high end luggage and bags. However, the treatment I received was what I expected a thief to receive, not a potential future customer who likely would have purchased nice luggage from them in the future, not to mention someone with a valid manufacturer's RMA slip! The store manager claims that NO bags created by any Samsonite company (including this one - High Sierra which is owned by Samsonite) has a lifetime warranty but the screenshot of this almost identical bag (this year's model) from THIS company actually clearly says "LIFETIME" warranty. Moreover even if it didn't have a lifetime warranty, why didn't the store kindly offer to repair it and have me pay for it rather than rudely kicking me out of the store and ignoring me? I still needed a repair for this bag. Again, I suspect they don't get paid much for these repairs and don't want that business. But if that's the case why remain an authorized repair shop? I would choose anywhere but this store.

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