Business travel Hotels in California, United States

Convenient location if arriving from LAX airport. Free shuttle service every 30mins from the airport departure level

The location is great, with many restaurants and stores close by. The hotel what you would expect, it serves its purpose. The room were clean but dark, not enough lighting for my taste. There was a strong sewer smell coming up from the shower. There was the same smell in my friends room, luckily ours wasn't as strong as theirs. The breakfast area does have a few items but it's very expensive. You are better off walking to the Starbucks across the street. The biggest problem was housekeeping. Two out of the 3 days that we were there there was no housekeeping service even when we requested in the front desk. When we called (3rd day) to complain the manager that they were short staffed and housekeeping was every other day. That didn't make sense because by that logic we would've had the service on the first and third days. Then we questioned why this policy wasn't explained upon check in, or when we requested the service. The manager got defensive and started yelling at my wife on the phone. We then requested towels from him which were never delivered. I had to call and talk to someone else to get the towels. Checking out there was one person at the front desk so I just handed my key card, needed to catch a flight. To my surprise the bill was charged wrong so had to call to get it straighten out. No one returned my call after I disputed the charges. I had to get in contact with Marriott customer service for it to get resolved. It seems the hotel's staff is either overwhelmed or just don't care. The encounter with the manager over the phone really put a sour taste. I would have to think twice to stay there again specially having so many choices around.Show less

The facility was nice and very close to the hotel. The shuttle gets very busy from the airport but it comfortable and the drivers are great.

The hotel is very old, in fact, it is really not worth the price, but it seems that the nearby hotels are similar and there is no choice at night! The breakfast packaged by Ctrip is not a buffet but a set meal. It is OK and full! The parking fee is too expensive. Ctrip said it was 40 US dollars. When I checked in, the hotel told me it was 48. After arguing with the front desk staff, they actually gave me a discount of 36 USD! But when I was looking for the elevator, they told me to go down the hall and turn left. We searched for a long time but couldn’t find it. Later, they came and said front desk left. It felt like they deliberately pointed me to the wrong way. The first feeling was immediately bad! There is an uncle from Guangzhou who has been in San Francisco for more than 20 years in the restaurant. He is very nice and speaks Cantonese with us. He immediately speaks Cantonese to us! On the last day, Zaizai caught a cold and didn’t go downstairs for breakfast, but he packed breakfast for us. It was very heartwarming 👍There are also many sisters who speak Cantonese when they are cleaning on holiday. They are all very nice! The hotel airport shuttle bus is very convenient, every 15 minutes! Overall, it feels good!

Hiltons in the United States are really expensive, especially during the exam season. Three nights are 6,500 including tax, which is usually less than 5,000. This Hilton is average, like all hotels in the United States: 1. If you don’t have toothbrush, toothpaste and slippers, you must bring your own 2. The hotel only provides two free bottles of water on the first night. Whether you can get water later depends on your luck. 3. The sound insulation effect is very average, you can hear the cough in the next room. The overall price/performance ratio is low, not as good as the domestic Hilton. Of course, it is also related to the hotel habits in the United States. I really don't understand that there are no slippers.

The room is spacious and bright, tidy and hygienic, with a wide view. The bathroom has shampoo, conditioner, shower gel and towels. There is no toothbrush, toothpaste and slippers. The hotel has a paid parking lot, and breakfast is available for an additional fee.

The hotel is located in town near Americana Mall. Lobby is big . The room size is ok. The mattress and pillows are very comfortable.

Stayed here for 3 nights to attend a high school reunion. It is conveniently located in a quiet location and close to the freeways. Stayed on the 4th floor. The room was clean and the bed very comfortable. We had the daily breakfast which had a nice selection. Annie at the front desk was great. She was very friendly and helpful. Marco in the breakfast area was great too. He was very friendly and attentive. He kept everything clean and well stocked. Would definitely stay here again.

This was our first visit to the hotel since before the Pandemic and, having stayed there many times previously we were welcomed back as if we were family! So great to see Sergio still at the bar providing his excellent service as always. He really is the best bar tender we've ever met, and long may he stay at the hotel! Juan and his colleagues at breakfast were incredible! The hotel was fully booked on some days, but the breakfast team were like a well-oiled machine making sure that everyone was looked after, and that buffet items were constantly being replaced. We hope to be back in LA before long, and the Four Points will always be our first choice of hotels. Thanks to everyone who looked after us over 9 nights.

I recently had the opportunity to stay at the Courtyard by Marriott Los Angeles LAX/Hawthorne for a business trip, and I must say, it was a rather pleasant experience overall. First and foremost, the hotel's proximity to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is a major advantage. It's a mere 10-minute drive away, which made it incredibly convenient for someone like me who had to catch an early morning flight. The hotel also provides a free shuttle service to and from the airport, which was a nice touch. The check-in process was efficient, and the staff at the front desk were courteous and welcoming. The lobby area is clean, modern, and well-designed, creating a favorable first impression. I stayed in a standard room, and it was clean and well-maintained. The bed was comfortable, and I appreciated the extra pillows provided. The room had a decent view and was adequately spacious for a solo traveler. The bathroom was also clean and stocked with the necessary amenities. One of the highlights of my stay was the on-site restaurant, The Bistro. The food was surprisingly good, and they offered a variety of options for breakfast and dinner. The staff at the restaurant were attentive and provided excellent service. However, I found the prices a bit on the higher side. The fitness center was well-equipped, and I was able to maintain my workout routine during my stay. The hotel also has a small outdoor pool, although I didn't have the chance to use it during my stay. The only downside to my experience was the noise level in the hallways and adjacent rooms. Thin walls seemed to allow sound to carry, which made it a bit difficult to sleep when there were noisy neighbors. Additionally, the Wi-Fi connection was a bit slow at times, which could be frustrating if you're trying to get work done. Overall, the Courtyard by Marriott Los Angeles LAX/Hawthorne is a solid choice for travelers looking for convenience near the airport. The friendly staff, clean rooms, and excellent dining options make it a comfortable place to stay. However, improvements in soundproofing and Wi-Fi speed would enhance the overall experience.

Convenient location if arriving from LAX airport. Free shuttle service every 30mins from the airport departure level

The location is great, with many restaurants and stores close by. The hotel what you would expect, it serves its purpose. The room were clean but dark, not enough lighting for my taste. There was a strong sewer smell coming up from the shower. There was the same smell in my friends room, luckily ours wasn't as strong as theirs. The breakfast area does have a few items but it's very expensive. You are better off walking to the Starbucks across the street. The biggest problem was housekeeping. Two out of the 3 days that we were there there was no housekeeping service even when we requested in the front desk. When we called (3rd day) to complain the manager that they were short staffed and housekeeping was every other day. That didn't make sense because by that logic we would've had the service on the first and third days. Then we questioned why this policy wasn't explained upon check in, or when we requested the service. The manager got defensive and started yelling at my wife on the phone. We then requested towels from him which were never delivered. I had to call and talk to someone else to get the towels. Checking out there was one person at the front desk so I just handed my key card, needed to catch a flight. To my surprise the bill was charged wrong so had to call to get it straighten out. No one returned my call after I disputed the charges. I had to get in contact with Marriott customer service for it to get resolved. It seems the hotel's staff is either overwhelmed or just don't care. The encounter with the manager over the phone really put a sour taste. I would have to think twice to stay there again specially having so many choices around.Show less

Hiltons in the United States are really expensive, especially during the exam season. Three nights are 6,500 including tax, which is usually less than 5,000. This Hilton is average, like all hotels in the United States: 1. If you don’t have toothbrush, toothpaste and slippers, you must bring your own 2. The hotel only provides two free bottles of water on the first night. Whether you can get water later depends on your luck. 3. The sound insulation effect is very average, you can hear the cough in the next room. The overall price/performance ratio is low, not as good as the domestic Hilton. Of course, it is also related to the hotel habits in the United States. I really don't understand that there are no slippers.

The hotel is located in town near Americana Mall. Lobby is big . The room size is ok. The mattress and pillows are very comfortable.

Stayed here for 3 nights to attend a high school reunion. It is conveniently located in a quiet location and close to the freeways. Stayed on the 4th floor. The room was clean and the bed very comfortable. We had the daily breakfast which had a nice selection. Annie at the front desk was great. She was very friendly and helpful. Marco in the breakfast area was great too. He was very friendly and attentive. He kept everything clean and well stocked. Would definitely stay here again.

This was our first visit to the hotel since before the Pandemic and, having stayed there many times previously we were welcomed back as if we were family! So great to see Sergio still at the bar providing his excellent service as always. He really is the best bar tender we've ever met, and long may he stay at the hotel! Juan and his colleagues at breakfast were incredible! The hotel was fully booked on some days, but the breakfast team were like a well-oiled machine making sure that everyone was looked after, and that buffet items were constantly being replaced. We hope to be back in LA before long, and the Four Points will always be our first choice of hotels. Thanks to everyone who looked after us over 9 nights.

I recently had the opportunity to stay at the Courtyard by Marriott Los Angeles LAX/Hawthorne for a business trip, and I must say, it was a rather pleasant experience overall. First and foremost, the hotel's proximity to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is a major advantage. It's a mere 10-minute drive away, which made it incredibly convenient for someone like me who had to catch an early morning flight. The hotel also provides a free shuttle service to and from the airport, which was a nice touch. The check-in process was efficient, and the staff at the front desk were courteous and welcoming. The lobby area is clean, modern, and well-designed, creating a favorable first impression. I stayed in a standard room, and it was clean and well-maintained. The bed was comfortable, and I appreciated the extra pillows provided. The room had a decent view and was adequately spacious for a solo traveler. The bathroom was also clean and stocked with the necessary amenities. One of the highlights of my stay was the on-site restaurant, The Bistro. The food was surprisingly good, and they offered a variety of options for breakfast and dinner. The staff at the restaurant were attentive and provided excellent service. However, I found the prices a bit on the higher side. The fitness center was well-equipped, and I was able to maintain my workout routine during my stay. The hotel also has a small outdoor pool, although I didn't have the chance to use it during my stay. The only downside to my experience was the noise level in the hallways and adjacent rooms. Thin walls seemed to allow sound to carry, which made it a bit difficult to sleep when there were noisy neighbors. Additionally, the Wi-Fi connection was a bit slow at times, which could be frustrating if you're trying to get work done. Overall, the Courtyard by Marriott Los Angeles LAX/Hawthorne is a solid choice for travelers looking for convenience near the airport. The friendly staff, clean rooms, and excellent dining options make it a comfortable place to stay. However, improvements in soundproofing and Wi-Fi speed would enhance the overall experience.

We are Hilton Honors members and stay exclusively at Hilton properties whenever possible. They are dependable and consistent, but are always missing the small details that would bring them to great in my opinion. Service is always excellent and property is always well maintained. The details that are consistently missing: GOOD COFFEE, lighted magnified makeup mirror, nice fluffy towels and lots of them, more than one bar of soap, extra pillows. At this hotel we had three pillows, if you are going to sit up and read you need at least four. There was not a single wash cloth so I used a large towel to wash my face. Only one bar of soap and no shower gel so the soap travelled from sink to shower a few times. No top sheet on the bed so we were sleeping directly under the quilt, kind of creepy wondering if they wash the quilt after every guest. This hotel had excellent security which I appreciated because the neighborhood is a bit sketchy. You could not enter the hotel at all or use the restrooms in the lobby without a hotel key. If you didn’t have a key the receptionist would have to buzz you in. Valet parking only and expensive at $49, but worth it for convenience and safety. I did not take advantage of the pool or breakfast, but nice that they have them.

We stayed 7 days so we were able to assess over the long term. Check-in was a breeze and each of the front-desk staff was polite and friendly. They were helpful and accommodating no matter the reason for the encounter, including a successful dry cleaning job overnight. The hotel lobby, breakfast room and lobby were homey and clean. The room was more than comfortable and spacious. It was clean and well kept. The bed was comfortable. The air conditioner was upgraded and QUIET—imagine that!!! You are able to control its functions also! Such a concept!!! Laundry facilities, although expensive at $4 per 30 minute wash and $4 per 45 minute dry worked as expected and completely dried clothes in one 45 minute drying session. One suggestion is that the washer needs to have the rubber around the front door sanitized once a week by housekeeping or other such service. This would eliminate the odor in the washer. I used a 99% sanitizer in the washer for each load, which worked adequately. The housekeeping staff was also exemplary. They were accommodating to my every request and went out of their way to make sure adequate supplies were placed into the room without being asked. They were respectful of sleeping hours but seemed to always be nearby whenever I needed something, whether it be extra or clean towels or an unexpected bed change. Thank you Ayres, We will certainly be back during our next visit to California.

We were very happy with this hotel. Employees were friendly and nice and it was in a good location. Room was clean and nice. They have candy, cup of noodles, tea and coffee in the lobby for free. They also have free bottles of water and chips in the room, which was a nice touch. The breakfast was the usual continental, but was kept well stocked. Overall, it was a good value for the price and we would stay there again.

The facility was nice and very close to the hotel. The shuttle gets very busy from the airport but it comfortable and the drivers are great.

The hotel is very old, in fact, it is really not worth the price, but it seems that the nearby hotels are similar and there is no choice at night! The breakfast packaged by Ctrip is not a buffet but a set meal. It is OK and full! The parking fee is too expensive. Ctrip said it was 40 US dollars. When I checked in, the hotel told me it was 48. After arguing with the front desk staff, they actually gave me a discount of 36 USD! But when I was looking for the elevator, they told me to go down the hall and turn left. We searched for a long time but couldn’t find it. Later, they came and said front desk left. It felt like they deliberately pointed me to the wrong way. The first feeling was immediately bad! There is an uncle from Guangzhou who has been in San Francisco for more than 20 years in the restaurant. He is very nice and speaks Cantonese with us. He immediately speaks Cantonese to us! On the last day, Zaizai caught a cold and didn’t go downstairs for breakfast, but he packed breakfast for us. It was very heartwarming 👍There are also many sisters who speak Cantonese when they are cleaning on holiday. They are all very nice! The hotel airport shuttle bus is very convenient, every 15 minutes! Overall, it feels good!

After a 12 hour transcontinental flight I arrived at Embassy Suites looking forward to a warm welcome. Instead the woman in duty at the time was extremely unfriendly and unwelcoming to me thus type of person should not be at a job which requires professional behavior and welcoming attitude. Instead she wanted me to know that she was right and I was wrong in my confirmation that i could check in earlier than 4 pm

The front desk service is very high and professional, and there are questions and answers to provide timely help. The hotel shuttle is very convenient to and from the airport and the driver is also enthusiastic. Overall a good experience

Although it has been open for many years, it is still impeccable in all aspects.

The location is great, with many restaurants and stores close by. The hotel what you would expect, it serves its purpose. The room were clean but dark, not enough lighting for my taste. There was a strong sewer smell coming up from the shower. There was the same smell in my friends room, luckily ours wasn't as strong as theirs. The breakfast area does have a few items but it's very expensive. You are better off walking to the Starbucks across the street. The biggest problem was housekeeping. Two out of the 3 days that we were there there was no housekeeping service even when we requested in the front desk. When we called (3rd day) to complain the manager that they were short staffed and housekeeping was every other day. That didn't make sense because by that logic we would've had the service on the first and third days. Then we questioned why this policy wasn't explained upon check in, or when we requested the service. The manager got defensive and started yelling at my wife on the phone. We then requested towels from him which were never delivered. I had to call and talk to someone else to get the towels. Checking out there was one person at the front desk so I just handed my key card, needed to catch a flight. To my surprise the bill was charged wrong so had to call to get it straighten out. No one returned my call after I disputed the charges. I had to get in contact with Marriott customer service for it to get resolved. It seems the hotel's staff is either overwhelmed or just don't care. The encounter with the manager over the phone really put a sour taste. I would have to think twice to stay there again specially having so many choices around.Show less