During my stay at the Conrad Hotels & Resorts, I witnessed an employee named Joy go above and…read morebeyond to protect and care for a guest, and I truly believe her actions deserve recognition. Last night, I saw a young woman enter the hotel clearly under the influence alongside a young man. At first, I assumed they were together, but something about the situation felt off. The young man seemed to be following her and trying to control the interaction while insisting she was "fine" and didn't need help. What stood out to me was that Joy did not simply take his word for it. She stepped in, calmly took control of the situation, and continued checking on the young woman despite the man trying to speak over her. After some back and forth, I heard Joy directly ask the young woman if she knew the man. Shockingly, the young woman said no. At that moment, Joy immediately asked the man to step away and questioned why he claimed to know her and why he was following her. Once confronted, the man left. From what I witnessed, the young woman was then safely escorted and able to recover in safety. As a bystander, I cannot express how much respect I have for Joy. In today's world, many people would have ignored the situation or brushed it off as people "just having fun." Instead, Joy trusted her instincts and potentially protected that woman from a very dangerous situation. Because of her attentiveness and courage, that young woman was able to safely wake up without a stranger in her room or something far worse happening to her. Watching this unfold honestly made me feel safer staying at this property. Employees like Joy are rare, and the Conrad should be incredibly grateful to have someone so observant, compassionate, and proactive representing their hotel. On behalf of that young woman and as someone who witnessed everything unfold, thank you, Joy, for stepping in when it mattered most. The world needs more people like you. Keep up the amazing work.

The Conrad Los Angeles was the perfect place to stay overnight in LA. While not walking distance…read morefrom much, it was easy to uber. The hotel was very clean and accommodating. The best and comfiest hotel bed. The views and interior design were spectacular and the restaurant and dining options were delicious. The amenities were great as well. The hotel so kindly held our luggage after the check out time, which was a tremendous help before our late flight. When a hotel is as accommodating as the Conrad, it truly makes the whole experience. I will definitely be staying here again!

Noon on Sunset Hill is a lovely little place near Dodger Stadium and Echo Park. It is a cross…read morebetween a standard hotel (with daily maid service) and an Airbnb (with a shared kitchen and living area). My husband and I stayed for a week while visiting our daughter who lives in Echo Park, so we had a lot of time to get to know it. Here are our thoughts, both pros and cons. PROS: The location is outstanding. The house sits high on a hill above Sunset Blvd. and there is no street noise from that roadway--you can't even see it. The house is accessed from an alley behind it and that was also very quiet, except on trash day. The area is safe and walkable--we walked to downtown LA to see the Grand Central Market and Angels Flight, we walked to Echo Park, and we walked to Dodger Stadium for a baseball game. There are many food options in the neighborhood, too. Some of our favorites were El Compadre (flaming margaritas!), Breakfast Republic, and Sticky Rice. There was also a Little Caesars pizza and a Jersey Mike's sandwich shop for quick meals. Throw in CVS, Lassens Natural Foods (with an amazing hot and cold food bar), a liquor store, a donut shop, a weekly farmers market, and a couple quirky retail stores, and you've got a lovely area to explore. Our room (#6) was comfortable with ample closet and cabinet space. A few more hangers would have been nice, but that is a minor detail. There was a full-length counter on one side of the room with a large kitchen sink, an electric kettle (no coffee maker), instant coffee packets, and assorted teas. A mini-fridge below the counter was nice for keeping beverages, coffee creamer, and food items cold. The daily maid service was nice. Coming back at the end of a long day to a made-up bed and fresh towels was very nice. The coffee and tea were restocked daily. The shared space was large and comfortable. The kitchen area had a full-sized refrigerator as well as sink, range, and oven. There were additional glasses and plates/bowls available, as well as cutlery. We liked sitting at the dining table for breakfast--much better than sitting in a bed. The living area had a nice couch, a coffee table, and a couple chairs, but we didn't really use them. The balcony that overlooks Sunset Blvd. is large, running the whole length of the house, with seating for many people in small clusters. We sat outside occasionally to read and sip a cocktail. CONS: The double bed itself was not as comfortable as I expected. The mattress was thin, as were the sheets and duvet. I suggest an upgrade to the bedding in terms of quality and size. The whole house has bare floors with no carpet or rugs. I know this makes it easier to keep clean, but it also makes it loud. Sound in the shared space carried easily to bedrooms, and even normal walking in the room above ours sounded loud. Perhaps some throw rugs might help dampen the sound. There is little parking. Luckily, we elected to use Lyft/Uber and did not rent a car. There is only room for 3 or 4 vehicles in the alley behind the house. If all those spots are filled, the next available parking is on the street several hundred yards away on Douglas. For us, the pros easily outweighed the cons and we will definitely stay at Noon on Sunset Hill again when we visit our daughter in Los Angeles.

Very cool place right on Sunset Blvd. They have a community…read morekitchen on the second floor where you can cook your meals. It's down the street from our daughter's place so we'll be frequented this place for sure. Alexa is awesome to work with. She really made our life easy since we were there for the birth of our first granddaughter!

I had another great stay here. The staff are always super helpful and kind. I usually stay on the…read more3rd or 4th/top floor and am amazed that 6th street outside can rarely be heard. The daily wine hour between 6-7:30 usually offers and an assortment of good wines and interesting conversations, The crowd is often a lot of hip Koreans and Korean Americans, and other global minded tasteful travelers. The beds and pillows are great and the water pressure from the shower is nice. I always stop for a lunch burger from Cassel's downstairs. It is known at the best burger in L.A. Normandie club has great cocktails in the building as well. I guess they now have a 1 star Michelin joint in here too, Places nearby I like are Umaya for Japanese, and Brothers and kBBQ AYCE for Korean. The Donut King across the street on 6th has been run by the same Cambodian Chinese family for 20 years. I like supporting their business as well. Overall it's a great spot for me as I'm usually back at the USC campus once a year and I like heading quickly to DTLA from here as well. I'll continue to stay here!

Fantastic wine selections in the evening at the lobby, great service, beautiful entrance, the…read morerainforest shower was one of the best features. There was water dispenser on every floor and carafe and glass were provided.

Hotel Covell is one of those rare places that feels unforgettable from the moment you arrive. Every…read moredetail is thoughtful, from the beautifully designed rooms to the warm, welcoming atmosphere, and it feels more like staying in the home of a very stylish friend than at a hotel. The location in Los Feliz couldn't have been better. We spent our days walking to incredible coffee shops, amazing restaurants, and charming boutiques, and it was the perfect home base for exploring Los Angeles while still feeling tucked away in a neighborhood with so much character. What truly sets Hotel Covell apart, though, is the hospitality. The team genuinely cares about their guests and goes above and beyond to create a memorable experience. Their kindness and generosity left a lasting impression on us, and it's clear they take immense pride in what they've created. This was one of the most memorable hotel stays I've ever had, and I already can't wait to come back. Thank you for making our trip so special! Linsi and Jade

What an amazing little place! My friend and I booked a two bedroom suite for a Saturday night with…read moreour 2 daughters and we had an absolute blast. The suite was adorable, clean, and it had the perfect amount of vintage charm. It is located near local eateries, and even though Bar Covell is located on the first floor, our room was private and quiet enough to sleep very glamorously. To top it off, it is only a short drive to the Pantages Theater and near alk the Los Feliz hot spots. The service was excellent from the moment we booked, to the moment we checked out. They were extemely welcoming and accommodating. I highly recommend Hotel Covell for your next stay!

I stayed at the Hampton Inn & Suites Los Angeles/Hollywood while attending Anime Expo, and…read moreunfortunately, it was a very disappointing experience. The room rate advertised was misleading because the parking fees were not clearly disclosed upfront. Then, to make matters worse, additional charges were added at checkout. I never received my final receipt, and when I called the hotel, I was told it would be emailed to me, but I still haven't received it. Communication was also terrible. No one informed us at check-in that housekeeping only comes if you request it. Because of that, we were left without toilet paper and had no idea we needed to call for basic room service. That should have been explained from the beginning. The complimentary breakfast was average at best and definitely didn't make up for the poor service. I've stayed at everything from budget hotels to high-end resorts, and I can honestly say I've received better customer service at a Motel 6 than I did here. Overall, the lack of communication, surprise fees, poor follow-through, and disappointing customer service made this a frustrating stay. I would not stay here again and would not recommend this hotel.

We stayed at this Hampton Inn & Suites, located in Hollywood so we would not have to drive home…read moreafter a performance. It is a tad pricey for for what you get, but all in all we were very happy with out room. The place is clean inside and out and our room was super clean and comfortable. It had a nice view and the bed was perfect. We had everything we needed in the room. The bathroom is not huge, but it is very nice. Our room was ready on time and the service from all of the staff was lovely. Check in and out was easy. I did find the parking of 50$ to be high, but it was valet and they got our car right away. The place is not new, but they keep it nicely maintained. We wanted extra towels and had them in less than 10 minutes and this was late at night. We would stay again.

Thank you AIDA! My Mom and I had excellent customer service at this Holiday Inn! Aida and the team…read moreprovided us a warm welcome, personalized service, and helpful introduction to the hotel's amenities. There's a free breakfast bar with egg whites, eggs, oatmeal, breakfast potatoes, waffles, and more! I spotted a juice bar and coffee stations. Coffee is available around the clock, even after the buffet closes! Shoutout out to Holiday Inn, the coffee was hot and delicious. If you're looking for dinner or lunch, there's a small snack nook near the front desk with microwaveable meals and cold drinks. The nook also has Tylenol and some other items you've might've forgotten at home. We took a couple laps around the hotel and noticed ice machines, a pool, and gym. I felt safe, however we heard screaming in the middle of the night nearby and it was quite startling. The neighborhood is a little rough, and it's near a bustling part of LA. We heard some sirens and antics in the parking lot, however our car was safe. Security seemed to be walking around. This hotel didn't feel sketchy or creepy, it was super clean and comfortable. Just be aware in case you're not good with noise. Our rooms were fantastic, the beds were cozy and we were equipped with a mini-fridge, microwave, and coffeemaker. Parking was FREE, this hotel is an 8 min drive from LA Live, Crypto Arena, and LACC.

My son and I had to make a change after an unfortunate experience with an AirBnb we had to leave…read moreafter the 8 pm LA curfew due to riots in June 2025.. in a panic I searched for anything just outside of the curfew zone and was thrilled Holiday Inn had one room for us, last minute, no fragrance which would be an issue with my chemical sensitivities and such a nice reassuring voice on the other end of the phone. Forever thankful for having this option to get us out of a bad situation near the convention center. The hotel itself is 5 stars. Very clean, professional staff, no fragrance issues I have at other hotels yet it still felt clean and fresh, great breakfast at no cost, free parking (which is unheard of a few blocks closer to convention center where $50/night is standard)... all wonderful. However, yes, the area is quite "rough". We arrived in the evening after dark and noticed the bonfires on the side walks, homeless and less than desirable living conditions. Only after waking up and watching 2 people urinate in the alley view from the window by the elevator and a 3rd taking a squat to do his business did we realize what a problem area it was for not just the unhoused, but crime as well. We never felt unsafe in the hotel, but there is nothing nearby you would want to visit. It's quite sad for such a nostalgic area to be in such a state, not to mention so many people in need. Would we stay again? Depends.. if we had something at the convention center for a night or two? Yes. For a destination location? No. The price is much better than a couple blocks down by the convention center, no parking fee and such a wonderful staff would make us consider to stay again. I hate that I didn't take all the good pics, but my son was shocked to see so many using the alley as a restroom and took a photo.. this is the view unfortunately you wouldn't know if you never looked out. The hotel was great!

This hotel is in a great location and the price is great as well. We were able to book two nights…read morefrom Friday - Sunday for less than $400. I booked the corner room so our room was extra big . It's remodeled but it is on the older side . The parking lot is very small but at least they have a parking lot ! There is parking available in the afternoon / morning but if you come back at night you will probably have to leave your car with the valet . The breakfast in the morning is from 6-9 am and make sure to bring your breakfast card . There was a large variety of food (yogurt , juice , coffee , pastries ,eggs ,sausage , waffles ,pancakes ) . I had a great stay here because the location is walking distance to everything in k town .

el review I am not…read morethe guy to talk bad about people or complain on line about businesses but I have to let everyone know about this experience I just had at this hell hole. I booked a room through the app, provided my cc info and successfully booked the room. I arrive at this place at 6 PM(note this). I attempt to check in with the front desk creature and was unable to due to the fact that I informed her I lost my wallet and hen she asked me for a physical card or cash deposit of $100. Very understandable in my books, I asked if we could manually enter my cc info OR do Apple Pay since I have my cards stored on my phone as well as a copy of my drivers license. She said no all while staring at her computer screen typing. I hopefully assumed she was trying to look for another option to help me out but was sadly mistaking. She was totally ignoring me, I then asked her if there was a different employee or manager available that would be available to help me nd her exact words were "yes, but they are going to tell you the same thing I just did so I won't waste my time getting them up here". At this point I was not yet frustrated but definitely in shock at the lack of customer service or even attempt to interact with me. I then asked for a supervisor and again staring at her computer screen she replied with "he won't be in until tomorrow". I then asked her if it would be ok if I had a friend come with. A physical card to provide the deposit and she said yes. I got on the phone and contacted a friend that lives in the area and asked her if she would do me the favor of providing a physical card for the deposit and she agreed. I proceeded to get a uber ride for her from her house to the hotel. When she arrived the disgusting blob of a creature named Gabriela by the way but calls her ugly self Gaby said we could not do that since it was a different name on the card. Upset but still not at my breaking point I said fine let's go to the atm and get this thing $100 cash deposit since it was the other option she gave us. I get another uber ride to the nearest bank and have my friend come withdrawal $100 that I wired her. We uber back to the hotel and again get rejected by this disgusting pig named Gabriela this time stating that I have to call best western and have them charge my card for the room since it has not yet been charged only used to "book the room". By the way I lived in a best western on and off for nearly a year while my house was getting renovated due to a fire so I am very aware of how things work at these establishments. I asked her if I could use her phone to call best western since my phone had died by that time. She pointed at the phone and said press "9". I am 100% confused by this point not knowing what the hell I ever did to this walking meatball to have so much animosity towards me. I proceeded to call best western, when I explained to the customer service agent the reason why I was calling she was confused and said we do not charge cards this was May I speak to the front desk employee assisting you? I said sure , so I told flabby that they wanted to speak to her and she said they have to call the hotel directly, I said this is your damn phone I am on your phone!! She realized that her comment was ridiculous and walked over to the phone and took the call. After they had their conversation I got back on the phone with the customer service agent and he told me I am sorry she does not want exercise other options at this point. By this time I was pretty pissed. I hung up and just as I was about to chew her out a older Asian guy well dressed walked in behind the desk and asked me have you been helped. I replied with this young lady attempted to interact with me but was not very helpful maybe you can assist me. He said sure and luckily turned out to be the hotel manager. He got me booked in 5 minutes and gave me a key(3.5 hours after my initial arrival to the hotel) I thanked him for his help and told him the same thing I started this review of with..." I am not one to complain but I need to say something about your employee..." Stay away from this place. Gabriela should be fired, if her boss only knew the lengths she is willing to go to reject people just for the fact that she's too lazy to do the work or so miserable with her self that she lacks motivation to make her workplace more enjoyable for guests and coworkers she would have been unemployed long ago. I do not recommend this place due to the fact that Gabriella made my experience 3.5 hours of HELL! Shot out to the manager Danny, he was helpful and friendlier than I could have hoped for but was not enough to salvage my experience. Gaby if you read this , please learn to love yourself and I promise life won't be as miserable for you.

This hotel now goes by the name Olyver hotel. It's in a building with a shopping galleria. It's…read moreclean and well maintained and NO deposit is required at check in! The front desk and security personnel are formal and check in process was smooth with NO problems! The rooms are equipped with a flat screen TV, two sofa chairs, a work desk, wooden chair, flat screen TV, mini refrigerator, walk in closet and ironing amenities! There is complimentary breakfast served in the morning on the third floor as well as a shared microwave, ice machine, vending machine, filtered water sink and an outdoor patio! Issues here include: the bed had a stiff mattress that left me with back pain after one night sleep! NO microwave in the room as well! There are people sleeping in tents right across from the hotel! The lady at front desk forgot to inform me about complimentary breakfast and I just happened to stumble upon it on my way to the ice machine! NO fitness center! NO swimming pool! NO laundry room as well! You can feel the commotion coming from adjacent rooms as guests open and close the doors! The shower head is quite low so a 6 foot tall person will have to crouch to take a proper shower! Also for some reason housekeeping leave the doors to other rooms wide open after cleaning them!

Very clean hotel. The price is right for the location and has a spacious parking lot for downtown…read more I will definitely be coming back to this location.

The LINE Hotel Los Angeles…read more The lobby bar at The LINE Hotel is hands down the best hotel happy hour and lunch experience I've had. Do yourself a favor and go. We ordered the following: Chicken Fingers & Fries These were easily the best chicken fingers and fries I've ever had. The chicken was battered to perfection -- crispy, flavorful, and not overly heavy. The fries were absolutely out of this world. Tuna Tartare The tuna was incredibly fresh, and the sweet potato plantain chips paired perfectly with it. Artichoke & Spinach Dip The perfect balance of artichoke, spinach, and cheese. Rich without being overwhelming. Veggie Burger My friend's daughter ordered the veggie burger with sweet potato fries and loved it. The bartender was also incredible. He made me a K-Town Mule and kindly substituted the Plantation "3 Stars" Rum for vodka at my request. 10/10 experience. Great food, great drinks, and an even better atmosphere.

GRIMEY DUE TO AGE Probably pretty nice 15 years ago, but is…read morenow badly in need of a refresh. The big dilapidated yellowing sign in the front is testament to the lack of upkeep. ROOM Surprising aroma, likely coming from the carpet . A bit like being in a bus on a hot day in New Deli. Very slippery shower! Documenting it here for future discovery by somebody's slip and fall lawyer Full window wall on one side of the room is actually kind of amazing, , but the tinting laminate is peeling and buckling badly. Windows are not sealed properly, so street noise is pretty loud (stayed on the 9the floor). Most cabinets are heavily worn/ damaged/stained. BED comfortably firm, but the sheets don't fit properly. SERVICE charming and efficient parking valet. Front desk staff is quite pleasant and efficient. Bartender accidentally served us nonalcoholic beer. DOWNSTAIRS BAR Looks ok in the daytime, but at night the harsh lighting makes the place look cheep. Trash and empty glasses are not bussed regularly and accumulate on tables of people who left hours ago. . Also the empty tables are sticky. I suspect they wiped down only once per day, if that. HOUSEKEEPING No visible dust, but still looks grimey due to age. POOL More pealing paint everywhere, dying plants. Trash and empty glasses are not bussed. $65 parking fee $70 amenities fee. The only amenity is a tiny rundown pool that closes at 7. No complementary coffee.