Beautiful property in the heart of downtown LA with the Staple center within view. The room, hotel and hotel amenities were immaculent and the staff were friendly. Staff and hotel security guided us between the elevators as the lobby was on the 70th floor and our room was on the 54th floor but you get used to it quickly. There are lots of homeless people in the area but they are not on the hotel’s property which is different from what I read about in other hotel reviews. Top notch restaurants were in walking distance and Target if you forget anything while traveling. We will definitely return!
Great hotel, I was on floor 42 and had great views of the entire city.The only downside is parking and their elevator system. There is only valet parking option which can get pricey depending on how long your staying. With the elevators you have to go to floor 70 for EVERY time then take another elevator to the floor if your room that’s kind of annoying but every thing else was great.
The valet parking was atrocious. We waited in line for 45 minutes to drop off our vehicle, only to walk into the elevator that was covered in vomit.
Came into town for USC commencement- ready to celebrate. Stayed here before, never coming back. Warm greeting at front desk. Terrible experience at elevator to 73rd level open bar. Wanted to share the view which used to be accessible the last two stays to paying guests but now is only for parties paying an additional $60 minimum per person. Elevator door opens and a guy SCREAMS « Security » in my face/ into his radio. Don’t tell me this is for Covid protection (ha!) we were wearing masks. Not an inch out of the elevator door. I quietly apologized and shrank to the back of the elevator. Killed the vibe and left us feeling very unwelcome. Done with this place. Shout out to friendly front desk and valets, and housekeeping who aren’t why we won’t be back. FYI this place reeks of weed, not the occasional waft but a choking wall of skunk, especially the elevators. Not a premium experience. I apologized to my husband who is thankfully pretty laid back but agrees we won’t be returning.
not a good service
Did not like paying 50$ both nights of stay 100$ had to pay and a 200 deposit witch thay use for taxes part of your meal but i have fun
Great property, modern & super clean. View was breathtaking
This was a great stay
The lay out of the place was confusing. You had to go up 70 floors to check in and down 20 floors to your room. Once inside the "room" the bathroom was better appointed than the area of the room for sleeping. There was a locked mini bar but no fridge. There was a single serving coffee maker that did not work well. I was promised a fridge but never got it. There is no business center! ALL THIS FOR OVER 2 BILLS PER NIGHT. GOD HELP US ALL!
The view/location is the best . Pool was warm and gym is 24/7. Working refrigerator should Larry be provided and need not to be per request since there’s no restaurant open except for a breakfast cafe.
Beautiful hotel, great view, the best for a big family and right know they follow all the tule for the COVID, loved
Located in Downtown Los Angeles, InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown, an IHG Hotel is within a 5-minute walk of The Bloc and within 15 minutes of other popular attractions like Pershing Square. This 4.5-star hotel has 889 guestrooms and offers an outdoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and free in-room WiFi.
Enjoy dining at one of 2 onsite restaurants including Dekkadance, which specializes in international cuisine. Get an energy boost at the coffee shop/café, or grab a drink at the bar/lounge. For your convenience, a buffet breakfast is served for a fee each morning from 7:30 AM to 11 AM.
All 889 soundproofed rooms feature minibars, coffee makers, and safes. 47-inch flat-screen TVs come with satellite channels, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi and wired Internet. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and designer toiletries, and beds are dressed in premium bedding. Phones, ironing boards, and desks are other standard amenities.
Built in 2017, the brand new InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown, an IHG Hotel offers an outdoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and free WiFi in public areas. Valet parking is available for USD 50.60 per day, and there's also limo/town car service. The 24-hour front desk has staff standing by to help with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Other amenities at this luxury hotel include a conference center, express check-in, and express check-out.
Beautiful property in the heart of downtown LA with the Staple center within view. The room, hotel and hotel amenities were immaculent and the staff were friendly. Staff and hotel security guided us between the elevators as the lobby was on the 70th floor and our room was on the 54th floor but you get used to it quickly. There are lots of homeless people in the area but they are not on the hotel’s property which is different from what I read about in other hotel reviews. Top notch restaurants were in walking distance and Target if you forget anything while traveling. We will definitely return!
Great hotel, I was on floor 42 and had great views of the entire city.The only downside is parking and their elevator system. There is only valet parking option which can get pricey depending on how long your staying. With the elevators you have to go to floor 70 for EVERY time then take another elevator to the floor if your room that’s kind of annoying but every thing else was great.
The valet parking was atrocious. We waited in line for 45 minutes to drop off our vehicle, only to walk into the elevator that was covered in vomit.
Came into town for USC commencement- ready to celebrate. Stayed here before, never coming back. Warm greeting at front desk. Terrible experience at elevator to 73rd level open bar. Wanted to share the view which used to be accessible the last two stays to paying guests but now is only for parties paying an additional $60 minimum per person. Elevator door opens and a guy SCREAMS « Security » in my face/ into his radio. Don’t tell me this is for Covid protection (ha!) we were wearing masks. Not an inch out of the elevator door. I quietly apologized and shrank to the back of the elevator. Killed the vibe and left us feeling very unwelcome. Done with this place. Shout out to friendly front desk and valets, and housekeeping who aren’t why we won’t be back. FYI this place reeks of weed, not the occasional waft but a choking wall of skunk, especially the elevators. Not a premium experience. I apologized to my husband who is thankfully pretty laid back but agrees we won’t be returning.
not a good service
