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    This is the kitchenette.

    I enjoyed the best view of Venice Beach from the front room of Venice Suites. It was a 1-bedroom suite with a living room/dining room area, walk-in closet, full bathroom with a shower/bathtub, and a kitchenette with a full refrigerator, dishwasher, garbage disposal, and a stove top. Paul, the On-Call Front Desk Staff was a treasure. He was constantly making my stay as personable and convenient as possible to make customers feel valued at Venice Suites. Loyalty Inducing. Miguel, the Safety Park parking lot attendant, was professional, intuitive, and pleasant. He had a logical answer for every question. The open-air parking lot was conveniently located on the painted side of the Venice Suites. If there is no room in this parking lot, they will valet your car to their nearest parking garage. Convenient. The Venice Suites Hotel is my preferred Venice Beach hotel. Their rooms are ultra clean. Their staff is friendly. They keep their billing invoices accurate every time. They have the best view of Venice Beach. Winner.

    A fun night our in Venice!

    We have stayed here multiple times and love it. Great central location. The rooms are large and comfortable. Absolutely love the kitchen area with a burner stove, large refrigerator/freezer, toaster oven, sink, plates, silverware, cups, glasses, coffee maker, and even a dishwasher! The staff is amazing too (here we are with Danielle)! This feels like our home away from home and we step outside onto the stand and beach! Our home burned in the recent fires and we came for a couple weeks and back because our new rental home has mold. Thank you Venice Breeze Suites for being the perfect place for us to relax and enjoy your beautiful hotel and the many amenities and restaurants in Venice just a short walk away!

    If you like eclectic, this is the hotel for you. Absolutely phenomenal staff. Room are a slight bit dated, but hey, it's a hundred year hotel. Rooftop deck has a great view of the beach and ocean. Lots of things to do within walking distance. Only negative is no.on site parking.

    Marley B.

    Very cool place to stay when you're visiting Venice beach. The place has tons of history. We arrived at night and we parked in an alley so we can check in and we saw some interesting things. I was a little hesitant about staying but once we were inside, we fell in love with the building. Our room had a brick wall which was cool! There's no AC but a fan is provided. The bathroom is pretty small but it will do! The rooftop has an amazing view of Venice beach. It was pretty relaxing! You can send postcards to your friends, family, or even to yourself from the hotel. They provide towels, beach gear, and toys. The only thing we had an issue with was the parking. The parking is down the alleyway. We paid for it with our hotel but the parking attendant was trying to rip us off. We were not happy with that interaction.

    Roof deck.
    Peter D.

    Venice Suites doesn't offer much in the way of luxury, but they've got everything I need: Surprisingly spacious rooms at a very decent price. A door that opens right up onto Venice Beach. A parking spot a few blocks away. A suite stocked with soft towels and a decent shower. A beautiful, breezy roofdeck for lounging around (and grilling if you're ambitious). A comfortable bed. Although, the bed may be perfectly comfortable to sleep on, but why is it a thing in this city to place mattresses on a wider wooden platform? Am I the only one leaving LA with significant bruises all over my shins? Anyway, I'm all about apartment hotels (especially for extended stays in a new city), and Venice Suites is a good one.

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    Vicky B.

    I checked into this hotel on a Friday night with two girlfriends. We arrived around 7:30 and the office closes at 8:00. It's what I would consider a small,l boutique type of hotel. Parking is not that great but upon arrival you can park in the adjacent lot if you can find a spot or unload your car at the rear street entrance. After that you will have to move it about a block away to the parking garage. You are given a parking pass so it's free. The first night we stayed in a suite on the 4th floor facing the street. They do have an elevator but it's an older property so it holds either two people or one person and their luggage. The suite is basically set up like a one bedroom apartment. It was clean, spacious, had a kitchenette, sofa bed, and dining table. The furniture is Ikea as one of my friends noted. The bed is super comfortable too. There is no AC but ceiling fan and they provide two tower fans for the room. The second night we stayed on the second floor in a suite facing the beach. Similar room but the furnishing, wall photos, and even the radio were upgraded. The kitchenette is stocked with almost everything you need. My minor complaint is that housekeeping could do a better job of making sure each room has what it needs. Our first room had a wine opener but our second room did not yet it had three can openers and no salt shaker. We had to borrow a wine opener from another guest who had two in their room. This is a great location as it's right on the beach and close to walking to restaurants, liquor and convenience stores.

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    Did a quick stay-cation here for a much needed get away. It's walking distances to the Santa Monica…read morepier/beach, the metro E line, and lots of great restaurants. The only option is valet parking which is steep, but convenient. There are other parking structures nearby; we still opted for valet for peace of mind. Rooms are clean and they offer suites if you want more spacious rooms. Service is incredible: we were able to check in early, borrow beach towels, and have all our questions answered. I only have Hilton Silver status (used to have to travel so much for work that I diamond once a upon a time), but they treated us with more consideration than I've experienced at other hotels when I was a Diamond member. Certainly a splurge stay for me, but between the service and location, I'd come back and recommend it to anyone.

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