Hotels near Pershing Square Station, Los Angeles

"This hotel, with over a century of history, has witnessed the golden age of Hollywood cinema. Its Renaissance architectural style, complete with murals, crystal chandeliers, and colorful ceramic decorations, along with warm and attentive service, made for a very pleasant stay. The front desk can provide bottled water, and there are communal water dispensers on each floor. The in-room coffee machine was a practical touch. The room itself was very large and spacious. For convenience, there are several Japanese restaurants, a Subway, and a Starbucks nearby. The subway is within walking distance, but most of my travel was by taxi."

"Pros: The location gets full marks – right in the city center, very close to Union Station and Angels Flight, making transportation incredibly convenient. Cons: 1. No parking available. You have to find street parking, and the nearby public parking costs $25 for half a day. 2. Luggage storage is only available on the check-in and check-out days. For example, if you go to Vegas for a few days and then return, even if you have a new reservation, you can't leave your luggage here. They say it's due to limited space. 3. No self-service laundry facilities. Despite the minor drawbacks, the hotel is very new, and although the rooms are small, the facilities are very smart and comfortable to stay in. The bed is just the right firmness, the shower water pressure is excellent, and the hotel provides 24-hour hot and cold water. The breakfast offers great value for money, and the staff are enthusiastic with a good overall vibe!"

"The room was great and comfortable. However, bottled water was limited to only two bottles per room, even though the room was for four guests. We experienced a security issue when someone unexpectedly entered our room at around 10:30 pm. Fortunately, I was still awake. This happened on our last night, and we informed the manager, but it did raise concerns about hotel security. Guests should also be prepared for the taxes, which can be quite high (approximately USD 170–200). On the positive side, the location is excellent, very close to the metro and very convenient. The complimentary chocolate drinks on Christmas Eve were a nice touch."

"The room was nice and offered a good view of the Sphere. We also caught a show in the evening. This hotel doesn't have a casino, so you'll need to go to other hotels for that. The facilities are very new, and you need a key card to go up to the rooms, indicating strict management."

"Overall, the hotel service was great. They provided ice water and apples daily, and offered a free shuttle service within a three-mile radius. The hotel is connected to an office building on the second floor, which has many restaurants like Starbucks, a burger joint, and Japanese onigiri. On the third floor, there's a platform with an escalator down to Angel Railway, and directly opposite is the Central Market, offering a wide variety of food at excellent value for money."

"Located in DTLA, it is more convenient to drive around Los Angeles, but the valet parking provided by the hotel is not cheap. It is recommended to find a parking space by yourself. Finding a parking space requires patience and a lot of driving around. I like the hotel’s swimming pool~"

"There were small cockroaches which probably came up from the sink"

"It's great to take your children to experience various gymnasium facilities"

"The room was quite spacious, with enough space to open our luggage. However, the surroundings were incredibly, unbelievably noisy! This is by far the loudest and most awful hotel environment I've ever stayed in. Often, around 1 or 2 AM (seriously?!), certain groups downstairs would play incredibly loud music and make phone calls. The front desk was completely unhelpful and seemed not to care at all. The front desk staff rotates; some were very mean, while others were okay. For such an expensive nightly rate and the extra taxes paid, the service simply doesn't live up to the price. Besides the entryway, the main bedroom area has no overhead light, only lamps. It's fine during the day, but it's too dim at night and strains the eyes."