Hotels in Miracle Mile, Los Angeles

We stayed at this hotel for 2 nights (10-12 Nov) during our business trip, booking two king-bed rooms. The hotel’s location was around 1.5 miles from the downtown. The front office staff, as well as the room service team, were very friendly and attentive. They were always willing to listen to our queries and resolve them with a smile. The only issue we encountered was the lack of an in-room bottled water, dental kit and slippers, which are typically provided in hotels outside of the USA but 2 bottles of water everywhere except DoubleTree By Hilton! While we understand that this may be due to the country’s policies, it can be somewhat inconvenient for travelers who are accustomed to these amenities. Overall, we had a pleasant stay and would recommend this hotel for its excellent location and great service.

The Kawada Hotel in downtown LA wasn’t as bad as some reviews online suggested. I felt safe. The room and bathroom were spotless, and it was a nice bonus to have an electric kettle and microwave in the room. It’s a great option, especially for Asian travelers who prefer warm beverages over ice.

Although the guides don't recommend booking DT, this one is actually the best one for me during this trip. Although the facilities are a bit old, it is still warm in the cold winter, and the air conditioning temperature is suitable! The most important thing is that the convenience store downstairs has 24-hour hot water! Except that my credit card pre-authorization was deducted for three weeks (the hotel front desk didn't release the pre-authorization for me, I asked the bank and waited for the pre-authorization to expire before it was automatically released), everything else is good

The price of the apartment that Ctrip cooperates with Airbnb is a little better than Airbnb. Airbnb mainly has service fees and cleaning fees, and the number of days is not cost-effective. In downtown, it is suitable for our family to travel for cooking and laundry. There are many places to punch in nearby, very close to the Little Tokyo City Hall. The room is very large with two bedroom suites. The sliding door is separated from each other's privacy protection. The guest restaurant is in the middle. The disadvantage is that the smell of food in the room can't be dissipated, the bed is uncomfortable and the back pain is uncomfortable. I have lived in the United States for more than ten days and this bed is uncomfortable. No one cleans every day without tipping every day, hahaha.

A quirkier hotel in downtown LA that is close to the metro for easy access to Hollywood and 5 minutes away from the food market. Rooms are small but functional.

The service at the hotel was impeccable. The rooms are very clean and the location is ideal. It is not too far from Hollywood but it’s in downtown. All the staff was very friendly and helpful.

I spent a long time choosing a hotel in Los Angeles, unsure whether to stay in downtown (DT) or Beverly Hills. The Chinese district felt a bit far, and I'd heard DT wasn't safe. However, during our stay, there weren't many homeless people right downstairs, though we did see some a few blocks away during the day. Getting around by subway and bus was very convenient, and the hotel was very clean. They even provided two bottles of water every day, which was a nice touch. Overall, it was pretty good. Just remember to be careful when you're out and about in LA.

The house is very clean and the location is very fun. It is 400 meters from the subway station and is located in Little Tokyo. It is very convenient for eating and shopping. It feels safer, and I met one or two tramps. The kitchen is large and fully equipped. Air conditioning and heating are also sufficient. It is when you check in, you have to enter the door to have the four-digit code tangled for a while. Later, it was clear.