Preferred Hotels in Los Angeles

The hotel is a renovation of an old building. The house has a sense of age and the lobby has an ancient style. The most puzzling thing is that there is no coffee machine in the room (this is basically a standard feature of American hotels) or other utensils for boiling water. I asked the hotel front desk, and the front desk told me that I could get water from the hot water machine in the hotel gym.

The service is average, but that's basically how it is in America. The photos on Ctrip are different from the actual room type. There is an additional destination fee of US$35 per day to cover Wi-Fi and other expenses. If you have spare money, you can live here. The location is good, the building has history, and the swimming pool is okay. Otherwise, you can find a hotel with better value for money.

Although the hotel is a bit old, it is well maintained and clean. The toiletries are Diptyque, and the toilet paper is tied with a small ribbon~ The service is very good. When I arrived at the airport, I found that I forgot my passport at the hotel. They helped me find it very efficiently and I didn't miss the flight. They also specifically said that I didn't need to tip, which is what they should do. Disadvantages: The balcony is so small that I can't stretch my legs when sitting on the chair.

The hotel is relatively old, but the location is good. The rooms are not big, old, and have a Mediterranean style. Many people bring their dogs. The corridors smell and dogs bark often. The service is good.

The location of the hotel is good, and the attitude of the front desk is good. Other than that, it's really nothing special, and the price/performance ratio is not high. There is a small pool, but no gym. Breakfast is a la carte, not including tips, it is basically around $26, and the price is medium. But the service is not good, an old man who often orders wrong orders, and a young man who moves very slowly, if they can't wait for their service, they have to go there by themselves.