Family-friendly Hotels in Los Angeles

Customer service is really poor in this hotel; I am very happy only with 2 staff members who were the only ones who helped without an attitude. Terrible that they charge you 60 USD per day for parking even if you are a guest. Rooms are old and not taken care of well.

There is no sense of security in the neighborhood. Very small lobby, not the concept of the domestic Ritz-Carlton, it seems that the apartment lobby, there is no service, the service such as water has to make a few calls before sending it, I feel that no one is serving the whole hotel.

Great location if you want to visit the Six Flags Magic Mountain. The hotel is close to eateries and a shell station. Very convenient and clean! Staff were super helpful and friendly too!

With a stay at Huttopia Paradise Springs in Valyermo (Paradise Springs), you'll be steps from Angeles National Forest. This holiday park is 9.5 mi (15.3 km) from Mountain High and 20.5 mi (33 km) from DryTown Water Park.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as an outdoor pool or take in the view from a terrace and a garden. This holiday park also features complimentary wireless internet access and a picnic area.Enjoy a meal at the restaurant or snacks in the holiday park's coffee shop/cafe.Featured amenities include multilingual staff and coffee/tea in a common area. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 12 individually furnished guestrooms, featuring kitchenettes.

Pleasant stay and room is spacious. Everything is clean and good for people who plays golf. Lobby is good to hang out to chill and there’s a supermarket and eating place near the hotel, it is walking distance. Would be good to inform customer on the Marriott points when checking in or checking out. Hopefully I am still able to obtain the points. Overall satisfied and everyone including the housekeeping team is friendly.

This is a highly recommended hotel. It is a well-managed old hotel with complete facilities and great service. Unlike hotels in Las Vegas, which charge fees for everything, everything here is free, such as free fitness, free mineral water, kettles, and free bicycles. The only regret is that the parking fee is too expensive and not reasonable. Guests staying in the hotel are also required to pay, and they are charged for entering and leaving the hotel.

The hotel was as good as the expensive room rate. The waiting time for check-in looked quite long (may be due to high season) Expensive valet ($ 45) Expensive resort fee ($ 42) The resort was crowded with white people and it was not as quiet as it was.

The only hotel in the pit for self-driving tour, although the location is really good, very close to the sea, about 10 minutes walk to the Third Street, the hotel itself is really very general, the feeling of the car hotel, the sound insulation at night is also very poor. But considering that after all, in the scenic spot, plus the scenery is OK, barely give a 3 star, the price is not high.

The room was nice, everything was good, the front desk, all the service staff were nice, the balcony was big. There was a waiter in the rooftop restaurant who was not very nice (dark skin). When we entered, we asked another waiter which table we could sit at. The waiter was very polite and told us to sit anywhere. As soon as we sat down, the other dark-skinned female waiter came over and said no one had let us sit here, we needed to wait for them to arrange it. The people around us were looking at us, it was very awkward, this was the only uncomfortable part.

The experience was average - The room on the third floor faces the staff passage, and there will be clinking noises after dark; there will also be sounds of things being moved from upstairs - There is no view after opening the window, just a street, and there is a smell of cigarettes - The hotel is relatively small, the building is relatively old, and the elevator does not require a card - Because of the time difference, the sofa bed needs to be unfolded in the evening, and it takes two or three people to make the bed every time - Fruits were delivered for a few days, but bottled water was not delivered every day - When checking out, I found that the parking fee of $70 was deducted for 2 nights; we did not bring a car and had no visitors, and the front desk called Valet to confirm before canceling the fee - There was a large clump of hair in the cloakroom of the room, and no one cleaned it