Best Manhattan Beach Hotels

Recently, you need to pay extra for parking for 23 US dollars a night. The surrounding security is very good. I have stayed there many times. The location is convenient. There is a target next to it for replenishing travel necessities. You can drive to Manhattan Beach in 2 minutes and go shopping.

Great stay, with cool Southern California beach culture design in room. Great service and close to nice renovated shopping mall with nice giant Macys and nice plenty of restaurants and Ralph’s and Whole Foods supermarkets. Approx 15 minute trail jog to the beach with views of the awesome looking ocean front homes.

Pleasant stay and room is spacious. Everything is clean and good for people who plays golf. Lobby is good to hang out to chill and there’s a supermarket and eating place near the hotel, it is walking distance. Would be good to inform customer on the Marriott points when checking in or checking out. Hopefully I am still able to obtain the points. Overall satisfied and everyone including the housekeeping team is friendly.

Excellent hotel. We liked the breakfast.

Most important: we got an excellent nights sleep. Second floor in the back of the hotel (rm 222). It was quiet and we found the bed excellent. Service was helpful, polite. And the Wifi worked reasonably well - no problems with that. Also important is we booked the room for $84 (total) and in LA/Manhattan Beach area that is cheap. Walk in price was $109+tax. So all my suggestions are just ”future ideas” and I have no grounds to complain about anything since we slept really well there. And yes, we will be back again no future trips. Things that could be better: o ice maker ”out of service” - they had one unit and it was connected, would make whirring noise when pushing in the dispenser, but no ice. We used the in-room 'fridge to freeze some water bottles to keep our picnic things cool the next day. o inner courtyard looks like a small prison yard: the former pool and hottub are covered with what looks like roofing material and the fence around the pool area is locked off. No plants is the main problem. This could be a gem of a garden. My advice is to visit estate sales and garage sales to buy all the *large* potted plants they can find cheap (or free). o renovate the rooms a bit: e.g. rip out the old carpets and put in any (yes, even linoleum) floor that can be mopped - much cleaner, no place for fleas, bedbugs, or dust mites to live in. Wash the walls and paint where repairs have been made - simple things can make the room much more pleasant to be in. o put a window screen on the back window - which essentially faces a wall. But it was good (quiet) ventilation since it wasn't facing the street. o small grey mark on the pillow case and a stray hair on the bed - harmless stuff to us but other people might find more objectiionable. And some stains in the carpet that probably will never come out. Not a big deal.

It takes about 20 minutes to walk to Manhattan Beach, and about 8 minutes to Target; there is no breakfast, but there are many restaurants nearby, so you can choose more. In this location, the hotel is cost-effective.

Clean room, great location, 15 mins walk to the beach. Be back

Hotel location is good, very close to the beach, the overall environment is more hygienic, there are many types of breakfast, the only thing that is not used to is that the bed is softer, personal habits are different reasons, underground parking garage parking is also convenient

When I booked, I thought it was two separate bedrooms. In fact, it was a separate one. The other large bed was with the living room. There was no privacy. It was convenient to have a kitchenette and a dining table. It was about one kilometer from the beach.