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A very beautiful big house, it feels more like an airbnb homestay, not like a hotel, but it feels very special. The house is located in the wealthy area on the mountain. It is very luxurious. It is said that this house has a history of nearly 50 years, and the floor is covered. The patina is out. Usually when there are no guests, there will be a lot of sexy internet celebrities to pose for photos. The owner of the grandfather was very nice. He prepared breakfast for us in the morning. He knew that we were Chinese and would help us cook dumplings, watch TV on the cctv channel, recommend tourist routes, etc. He was very very enthusiastic and made us all embarrassed, toilet The two rooms are shared, but there is no one next door on the day we stayed, so it is equivalent to a private toilet. It's really great 👍

Coming from a hotel ”snob”,saying that this Westin is one of the finest hotels I've had the pleasure of staying in means a great deal. Kudos to the professional and friendly staff - especially Adrionna, Autumn, Erwin, Guille and Marcos. Location perfect and interior and exterior first class.

One bottle of mineral water for 3 guests booking in the room! Front desk said this is as per State Law that only 1 bottle for 1 room! Room service needs 24 hours notice! Message of daily car park charges was not delivered clearly, we were charged 4 days x USD30 for zero use of overnight parking. Original charges was 7 days, hotel front desk took away 3 days and charged us 4 days, although this is out of goodwill, I still feel that this is badly handled.

The hard product at this Residence Inn is quite good -- great location with clean, modern and spacious rooms. We had the two bedroom two bath suite, which though pricey at around $500 a night, was great for our family and even better than connecting room options elsewhere. The beds and pillows were comfortable, and the showers hot with good pressure. However, there were a number of disappointments with the soft product. We arrived late with a sick and very tired child, to find there were no linens in the room for the sofa bed. Moreover, the only person who could bring them up was on break for the next 20 minutes, and they wouldn't allow me to just come down to the front desk for them. These really should be kept in the room. Second, they have the large containers in the shower for soap, shampoo, etc., and once I was in the shower I discovered there were two shower gel containers, and no shampoo. The breakfast by far was the biggest disappointment, probably one of the worst I've ever had at a free breakfast property. The big metal warmers where you usually find things like bacon, sausage, or scrambled eggs, were filled with breakfast sandwiches (see photo). Specifically, the type where you buy frozen and heat up in the microwave, and keeping them in those warmers makes the buns a bit damp and unpleasant. I tried one, the soggy bun was bad enough, but it became inedible when I bit into the middle to find it cold from not having been microwaved thoroughly. They also were out of plates, having only small bowls, and apparently could not go down to Costco or the grocery store to restock. They also had limited juice options. I'm really on the fence on whether I'll go back to this property. The location and the large suite option make it hard to beat, but the failures from poor choices by management and lack of staff training make me want to try my luck elsewhere, particularly given the high cost.

A naval ship type experience. Smallest hotel room I’ve been in since NYC. Reinforced staying on the right side of the law lest you end up in a place this small. The shower glass was a part of the actual room. We love historic hotels but I’ll pass on this one. The great downtown location you’d expect for a historic hotel, but not even a dresser in the room itself. No room! Nowhere to even put one piece of luggage in the closet! Only plastic cups in the room, no room to put a toothbrush on the bath vanity, no floor length mirror (we were attending an event), and the room lighting was poor. We are only here for two days, and we were claustrophobic the first hour. Even the hallway felt like being on a ship. Truly considered upgrading or changing hotels. Nice ambiance and charm downstairs. Parking situation was decent but expensive (as expected), $29 for self park. I think it might be a nice place for an event, but truly go get a hotel room built for modern size humans. Hotel staff gave little help with taxi service which I found baffling.

The HP in Pasadena is beautiful ... more like a Regency, with a spacious, well-appointed lobby and spacious breakfast area. The room was clean & spacious, with a different layout than other HP's ... the bathroom was NOT situated at the foot of the beds where light/noise would bother those sleeping. Location of the hotel was great for our sporting event at the convention center and walkable to Colorado Blvd. shops. Will definitely stay here again!

The location is very convenient for Pasadena and surrounds. It's just a short walk to shops and restaurants and felt safe at night. The front desk staff were polite and friendly. Downsides: They were heavy-handed in using an industrial strength room deodorizer in lieu of giving it a deep clean. The smell barely faded after leaving the window open 24/7. We found kibble on the floor because they hadn't vacuumed properly. (Maybe the previous pet-owner occupant was the reason for the deodorizer?) The fridge wasn't working and they did try to fix it. But in the end it never worked so we had to through out all of our perishables. The room never felt that clean or well cared for. No, I would not recommend staying here.

The hotel is very unique. It is a photo-taking place and the service is very considerate. It is definitely one of the highest quality hotels in the United States. After all, hotels managed in Hong Kong are obviously of much better quality than hotels in the United States. The hotel facilities are a bit old, but it's pretty good to stay at the Langham level at this price.

Hiltons in the United States are really expensive, especially during the exam season. Three nights are 6,500 including tax, which is usually less than 5,000. This Hilton is average, like all hotels in the United States: 1. If you don’t have toothbrush, toothpaste and slippers, you must bring your own 2. The hotel only provides two free bottles of water on the first night. Whether you can get water later depends on your luck. 3. The sound insulation effect is very average, you can hear the cough in the next room. The overall price/performance ratio is low, not as good as the domestic Hilton. Of course, it is also related to the hotel habits in the United States. I really don't understand that there are no slippers.

Breakfast is free, very rich, it is awkward, very full, but it will be greasy after a few times, the juice is fresh and freshly squeezed juice, and the milk is free to drink. The hotel is very close to the subway and very convenient.