Hotels near Ralphs, Chatsworth

I'll get the negative stuff out of the way first. When we entered the room we noticed that it was too warm, so we turned down the A/C a bit. It seemed to help, or maybe it was our imagination. When it was time for bed we wanted it cooler because we, like most folks, sleep better when it is cool We turned it down further and there was no improvement. I held my hand to the register and the air coming out was lukewarm, not cool. We called the front desk for maintenance. Nobody came. After a half hour or so, we called again. Somebody came. He brought a box fan that he put onto the floor. He also made an adjustment to the A/C and it seemed to start working again. In the middle of the night it got hot. The A/C had stopped working. The fan provided very little relief because it was on the floor. It should have been higher. We also found the linens and towels to be of lesser quality that that in similar hotels. As to the good part, the staff was friendly and helpful.

We were here for a wedding. My girlfriend called the hotel to get a special group discount on the condition that a certain number of guests book a room in the name of the group (I don't remember the specific number of people, maybe five people), If there is enough people, you can upgrade to a suite in addition to the discount on the price. We stayed in the suite and it felt great! This is a Courtyard hotel, so there is absolutely no mistake about choosing here, and this hotel is better than the ordinary Courtyard hotel. The room was very nice, the pool was the same, but there was no hot tub: (There are a lot of food around, and there are restaurants to choose from in the hotel. It takes about 20 minutes to drive through the mountain (Topanga Canyon) to the beach. There are many shops near the hotel, and I said that the neighborhood refers to a little more than one kilometer to three public. Within the range. We are very satisfied with this stay, but we may not be willing to pay the full price to stay at this hotel, which is completely acceptable if it is lower than the government designated price.

We like the Airtel. We’ve stayed here many times over the years. We were told they closed to the public for a couple years and became a homeless shelter. Admirable, but now that they’re open to the public again they really need to resume the same services they had. No restaurants. No in-room coffee. No microwave. No refrigerator (unless you ask for one and lucky enough to get one of few they have left). Crack in the bathroom sink. Not even an ice-machine, but at least you can bring your ice bucket to the front desk and they’ll fill it for you. It’s evident that they HAVE been working on restoring the place; the room was clean, great pillows, A/C worked fine, but they have a long way to go to regain their “former glory”. Were it not for Gary at the front desk (who did everything in his power to make us happy), we probably wouldn’t be back, but we will return.

This hotel was very lousy. The room they put me in had the coffee maker not working, you have to buy drinking water at $2 yet you're their guest and no microwave in the room. Their breakfast is also sh*t. Avoid!

Originally, I was very happy with my stay — the room was very clean and modern; no complaints in that regard. Great complimentary breakfast. They even had a super cute station for pets with water bowls, photos, bags, etc that I had taken a photo of to send my brother, who was staying at my house watching my two dogs—this is an important detail when it comes to my complaint. So, about that complaint. It comes after the stay where the staff member Jordan added a fictitious $50 pet charge to my stay. I called and spoke to the supervisor named Gabby (the individual who had originally checked me in) who stated that this particular staff member noted that they saw me with a pet upon checkout (absolutely not true!) and added the charge to my bill. I requested that they check their security footage because there is no possible way that I had a pet with me and this is an error. I had ONE suitcase with me that was carry-on sized and literally have proof from Instagram chats and stories with my brother that my dogs were at my house, 3 hours away. A simple peek at their security footage would clearly show them that I did not have a dog with me! She was not inclined to help rectify this error, so I've since contacted Hilton, who has now opened up an investigation and has refunded me these charges. Just a head's up to anyone who has stayed here or is planning on staying here — check your receipt that is emailed to you a couple of days AFTER checkout! Either they made an honest mistake and mixed me up with another guest, or they have a very dishonest employee that simply added a bogus charge to my bill. Regardless, the location was not willing to look into it after I caught it, and corporate is now aware. BEWARE!

The staff was welcoming and helpful. The hotel was extremely clean and decor looked new and stylish. My only disappointment was the continental breakfast. If I stay again, I will bring earplugs for the early morning train that runs by the hotel.

Hotel is good, that is, the Holiday Inn has to collect the deposit, it will take a long time to return, forced to feel very uncomfortable, it is best not to choose the Holiday Inn, basically every holiday hotel receives a deposit! Ctrip has not written clearly, resulting in consumers are very passive, everyone should complain!

Still love this place, it is perfect for those who are just looking for a basic, clean, inexpensive place, in a good location. Have been coming here for many years now, each time for a 3-4 day stay. After Covid, the room cleaning services changed and now you only receive towel change and trash take out each day, with full cleaning on the 6th day of stay. Unfortunately, this reduced service was not consistent. On the first day, trash was taken out and towels changed. On the second day, the towel change was left on the table by the TV. On the 3rd day, no service at all. I

This place was amazing. For the rate you really get alot. Not too crazy about the parking fee and that they charge you everyday but it is what it is and maybe hotels even charge more than that. For some strange reason there is a smoky smell in some of the rooms, but they were good about switching us until we found a better room. Windows don't open so if you're on the ground level you miss a lot of the patio noise. It's a lot nicer when it's not as crowded here. The higher levels have a nice view. We did have to make a deposit but they didn't charge us any pet fees. Didn't know if the restaurant was open but we didn't find a menu in the room. It's outdated but in a in a way that adds to its charm. Not a bad place, I recommend it. They had security and compared to lower range lodging in Simi Valley we felt comfortable. Plenty of T.V. channels and plug outlets.

We stayed here after visiting Magic Mountain for the first leg of our mini spring break vacation. This is the second time we stayed here and there will be no third time unless they get new beds. I have never slept on a more uncomfortable bed in my life. The hotel advertises that they have a bar and a restaurant, and they do, but the bar is not really a conventional bar (and it’s not even open!) and the restaurant is only open for breakfast. The hotel is very clean inside and out. I used digital key for check-in and checked-out through the app so I had very little interaction with staff. I did call to get an extra blanket, and later for an extra towel, and I received those items in a very timely manner- however, the blanket was clearly very old and it was scratchy, they could spring for some new blankets. The short and few interactions with staff were pleasant and helpful. The rooms have a fridge and microwave. I would stay here in a pinch, but if I had other choices I’d try somewhere else that has a more comfortable bed.