Los Angeles Hotels with Hot Tub

cssino hotel Affordable Just don't gamble no breakfast The kind where you order your own food About an hour from the airport The room is big Looks clean too I think this kind of hotel basically spends less time sleeping than **, so although the occupancy rate is high, the utilization rate is actually low. So it’s still relatively new.

The hotel is located in Acadia, in the Pasadena area, with good security. The hotel is new and the environment is good. I stayed here for four days and it was really comfortable. If you are traveling by car, you will be a little far away from the attractions, but the environment is better than that. When I checked in, I met a Chinese guy who took the initiative to communicate in Chinese and gave us the standard wifi for free (but we had unlimited data on the sim card). The hotel lobby bar and breakfast were affordable and delicious. Valet parking is paid, $29 per day.

The room is large and comfortable, the parking lot is free and there are many parking spaces. The room was not cleaned even though I didn't need it. But hygiene is the most basic service of the hotel. Need to find out the reason

It's a nice hotel with a great location. The room is large and the breakfast is rich. However, there are some problems with the air conditioning. The hot air smells like burning. There are supermarkets and restaurants nearby, which is very convenient.

The staff at Vanllee is amazing. So kind, thoughtful, and helpful. Angelina, Manning, and Fernando were the best! The pool was fantastic and the kids loved staying there. I would definitely come back!

Front desk, housekeeping and restaurant are all welcoming and accommodating. It feels like home. Rooms are very clean and well maintained. The location is close to restaurants and Los Angeles International airport.

The location is very convenient for Pasadena and surrounds. It's just a short walk to shops and restaurants and felt safe at night. The front desk staff were polite and friendly. Downsides: They were heavy-handed in using an industrial strength room deodorizer in lieu of giving it a deep clean. The smell barely faded after leaving the window open 24/7. We found kibble on the floor because they hadn't vacuumed properly. (Maybe the previous pet-owner occupant was the reason for the deodorizer?) The fridge wasn't working and they did try to fix it. But in the end it never worked so we had to through out all of our perishables. The room never felt that clean or well cared for. No, I would not recommend staying here.

The rooms are clean, neat, and in good condition. The decor and furnishings were good quality and tasteful. The staff were all courteous, helpful, and professional. There were only a couple things that weren't perfect: 1) The sleeper sofa I used was not comfortable but maybe no sleeper sofas so I could simply have unrealistic expectations, and 2) the open atrium has a lot of echos so any noise I hear either from the lobby or the other floors can be heard through the door of my room which I found very distracting when I'm trying to sleep.

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.

Let me start with the positive. It’s a beautiful hotel that is very minimalism and I stayed in a loft terrace room which was spacious and comfortable and had a great view of the city. In addition as a Titanium member they offered me an upgrade to a suite but as it didn’t have a view I decided against it. Now for the staff and management. I had a charge added to my bar tab that I did not authorise and a valet charge added when I did not valet park. Two staff members here were dishonest and the management, both front office and director of sales seem to think that this is acceptable and did not apologise. They did refund me those charges. And give me back the resort fee. But they told me there was no wrong doing happening at the hotel. I am of the opinion that if someone in the bar adds a service tip that was not authorised that this is fraud. It was a purposeful and deliberate act with the expectation that I would not notice. And clearly an understanding that the management would let it slide. I have spent over 80 nights in Marriott hotels this year, including more expensive brands than this hotel and I’ve had better experiences and better management. Any hotel that allows employees to commit fraud and says no wrong doing happened and does NOT apologise should be investigated and anyone who stays at this hotel should be weary. I’d strongly advise double checking your folio when you leave the hotel. I’m very, very disappointed with this hotel management and Marriott. Be warned.