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Convenient access to Los Angeles Convention Center and Crypto.com arena

Wow this bnb was something special. The charm, location, room and staff was amazing. We had a wonderful breakfast. Wish we had more time to enjoy the Inn.

Spa like

The hotel is well situated near Universal Studios and most people there seemed to be there for that reason. There is a free shuttle to the park. It is right off the 101 freeway. It is a very lively hotel with a pool and outdoor activities such a corn hole and Jenga available. The pool gets sun all day with very little shade and there are no umbrellas at the chairs but you can hide in the corner at a table for shade. Some umbrellas would be nice. The rooms were nice and clean however I found the bed to be way too soft and uncomfortable for my liking. I am an early riser from the east coast and it would have been nice to have a coffee station in the lobby. The restaurant doesn’t open until 7 and while there is coffee in the room I didn’t want to wake my husband. I found myself walking to a nearby store at 5:30 am which was annoying. The restaurant was good. Parking is a bit steep at $50 per day. All in all it was a good experience for this area.

Great hotel but we had a room that faced Imperial Hwy. it was very noisy. If you stay there make sure you don’t get a room that faces the hwy

Had a great stay, loved that we rented a motorized scooter from a company and we basically had to do nothing, the scooter was delivered to the lobby and they charged it for us each night. Super easy

Overall, our party had a terrible stay here due to a few massive issues and a multitude of smaller issues. The hotel requires valet parking, which is really just a form of parking lot security, which I can understand. But when one of the contracted valet employees verbally harasses a guest, and there is no real recourse because “they aren’t technically employees,” and when the front desk’s reply to the situation is, “it happens,” I would call that hotel a failure. On top of being verbally harassed by a worker, people should know that this is not a 3-star hotel, but a glorified motel. Slapping a fresh coat of paint and a couple of recessed lighting fixtures does not qualify a motel to call itself a 3-star hotel. We could hear and participate in every conversation both in the adjacent rooms and from people passing by our door. There was no privacy. There were also a lot of little things such as the bathroom door being extremely sticky and very hard to open due to all the coats of paint on it, a dysfunctional soap holder that clung to wet soap like a barnacle on a ship, lack of a laundry bag, residue of something left on the toilet seat, not enough waste baskets, and the list goes on. If this place weren’t across the street from Disneyland, and people weren’t starry-eyed from their trip when writing these reviews, I suspect the average guest rating would be much closer to 1 star. I hope this honest review can help someone avoid making the same mistake we did.