Hotels near Miracle Mile, Los Angeles

Hotel is old, but it has been kept up. there isn't need for much service, since there's only a self-service breakfast with throw-away utensils. However, the front desk is friendly and helpful. It's really a gem in such an expensive area.

Let's start with the location, which is a major plus. The bus to the Angels Ferry Station is just $1.75 (so cheap), and the Grover Cottage shopping district and the century-old Farmer's Market are a 5-minute walk away. It's also located in a safe part of Los Angeles, so there's no homeless wandering around at night. The building is a bit dated, and the carpet felt damp throughout my three-day stay. There's a small outdoor area, but no public restroom in the lobby. If you've stored your luggage and want to use the restroom after returning to the airport after a busy day, be sure to check in after you've finished exploring. Breakfast includes boiled eggs, bread, wraps, juice, milk, and a self-service waffle maker, which is plenty filling. The front desk was a bit of a hassle. The check-in process was more rigorous than in over a dozen other US cities I've visited. There was even a middle-aged Asian woman with a sullen, disgruntled expression, a stark contrast to any hotel staff I've encountered in the US. To sum up: in this area of ​​the city, for budget-conscious families like us, the price/performance ratio is still excellent. Don't expect too much, but our kind of travel is just to go home and take a nap at night, so this is really good.

The worst hotel in this trip to the United States, more than 1,000 per night, but the room facilities are very poor, similar to the domestic hotels that cost about 100 yuan per night, the bed is of very low quality, my left and right feet were hit by the wooden blocks of the bed and left two big bruises, the towels and supplies are also poor. The facilities of hotels in other cities around 1,000 are much better than this one. I don't recommend you to stay here

This was my second time staying in the dormitory here! The location is excellent, with both the subway and bus stops within a 5-minute walk. I stayed in a female-only quad room. The room has bunk beds (each with a pillow, blanket, sheets, one light, and an outlet), air conditioning, a window that opens for ventilation (as there was a slight lingering smell), and a personal locker (you need to bring your own lock). There's also a private changing area with a mirror, light, and curtain, so you can change clothes in the room. A trash can is provided. There are several hooks to hang luggage, but no hangers. For the bottom bunk, taller individuals might find it a bit low, so it might be worth requesting an upper bunk. Amenities like towels and hairdryers can be borrowed from the front desk. Breakfast includes two types of bagels, sliced bread, oranges, jam, cream cheese, oatmeal (I think?), coffee, hot water, tea bags, and mineral water. Some people were cooking with ingredients they bought in the kitchen! There were also two large refrigerators where you could store items by writing your name on them. The shower rooms, toilets, and a changing area with mirrors and curtains are all located in one spot but are separated. The shower rooms have shelves outside for luggage, but they're a bit narrow, and there are no hooks or luggage racks inside the individual stalls, which can be a bit inconvenient. Shampoo and body soap are provided. (Many people were changing in the adjacent changing room.) In the mornings, depending on the time, there were often many people doing their makeup, but I didn't have to wait and everyone shared the space well. One issue I had was on just one night when I tried to use the shower, all four stalls only had cold water, with no explanation or sign that they were broken. It was freezing, which was terrible. I recommend testing if the hot water works at the sink before changing when you use the shower room! Also, the hotel entrance is narrow, and there's no elevator, so it's immediately steep stairs. Carrying large suitcases to the rooms can be very challenging. When checking out, you need to remove the pillow and the two sheets you used from your bed and return them to the small window at the front desk. Please also return your card key to the front desk. If you have any other questions, the front desk staff are helpful and should be able to assist you. I hope this information is useful.

The hotel is quite old-fashioned, and the cleanliness is acceptable. A plus is that parking is free, unlike some places in LA where you pay even if you're staying at a hotel. There's no microwave in the room, but you can use the shared one. The reception staff are helpful, and the housekeeper cleans the room daily.

This hotel has a great location. Once upon a time, it was THE place to stay in West Hollywood, particularly around Pride and other festivals. Nowadays, the hotel needs repair. It's clear they are cutting corners. Imagine light-blocking curtains that break, so they just rip them out and leave the room without them. Imagine fluorescent lights in the bathroom that need the ballast replaced so they can turn on properly again - but instead the hotel just leaves them as is and they struggle to put out a slight glow. Imagine contacting them to please set up the sofa bed because the two people staying in the room aren't a couple, and the hotel not only neglects to set up the sofa bed, they refuse to set it up other than to throw a bunch of sheets into your arms after you complain. That said, the location is very convenient if you need to be exactly in that part of town.

Very recommended hotel, shopping is very convenient, hotel service is also very good, every day also sent ten dollars to consume, beer is very good to drink, the overall is very like, the only drawback is that the window is not shaded, can not sleep very late, but unfortunately did not find this hotel in the first four days, Wasted four days to live in another 2680 place, looking forward to coming to Los Angeles next time, you will definitely see or leave

Perfect location, kind staff, clean room

Hotel is near to where we work and is also within walking distance to many food eateries and shopping mall. Room is rather small but staff are friendly. There is a coffee machine that serves quite good coffee & a microwave for you to heat up your food if needed.

I’ll start by saying that the views are amazing. The hotel is located in the heart of Koreatown, with many great places nearby that are reachable within a 15 minute walk. The area is good, safe, and relatively clean by LA standards. The hotel has its own vibe, which I’m sure many people will enjoy. A nice addition is that the hotel has an Alfred Coffee in the lobby, as well as its own club, which adds to the overall atmosphere and convenience. The rooms, however, could be cleaner, have a better layout, and feature more updated amenities such as the hairdryer, shower curtains, and similar details. Overall, it was an okay stay.