Hotels near Philadelphian Church of Seventh-Day Adventists, Long Beach

I stayed for two nights and would have been happy to stay for many more. This hotel is about 100 years old, judging by the trim, but totally renovated. It is a beautiful building and tastefully decorated. It cost a bit more than a motel, but is definitely worth it. The room was simply delightful. There is a nice little kitchen with a dinette for two, the bath is great, there was even a large walk-in closet, a desk and chair. The bed was comfortable. The heat pump worked well, and this was important as we were having a very cold spell. The neighborhood is great. It is a quite convenient location. There is for example a Vons a block away. They use the Marriot parking garage, which is a block away and costs $15 per night. The lot is secured with a gate and pass card 24/7 and there is a security officer too, so your vehicle should be well-protected. It is only three blocks to the beach. There are several good restaurants within 1-3 blocks. The building itself was quiet. I only saw one person while I was there. I did hear people talking (and yelling) on the streets throughout the night but they didn't bother me. There is, however, a headshop on the first floor that was playing Sixties acid rock throughout the day. The only complaint I have is lack of parking. There are two 24 minute spaces out front for loading and unloading, but anyone can use them, not just guests. When I arrived they were taken, and for a long period of time so I used a loading zone and hoped for the best,.

The hotel is not bad, the location is good, walk to Long Beach and the Ocean Museum for ten minutes. There are many restaurants around, and there are many hotels like Marriott, which are more expensive. This is similar to a motel, and the price is OK. It is a bad attitude towards Ctrip booking staff, saying that after the deduction is not responsible for the success of the booking, even directly call me

This hotel does not deserve even a one star. I am a Diamond member with Hilton. I have stayed over 50 nights this year so far for work. I have never felt so unwelcomed at check-in as I did from this hotel. I am unfortunately still here because can't change hotels with work. Would never stay here again even if it was free. The place is dirty and very dated nothing like pictures on website. Extremely misleading at best. I asked if they offered any benefits like a room upgrade for diamond members. I was give a rude no after the staff member rolled her eyes. She continued to be rude and disrespectful and acted like she hated guests for bothering her. I asked about the free water as a Hilton Diamond member was told they were out. She proceeded to hand the people behind me water. I just let it go and went to the dungeon they call a room. It smells literally like vomit. I called down to request a room change. Was told they had no rooms available. Mi d you this hotel at like 20 % occupied. I went down stairs requested to speak with a manager. Spoke to Seth Sous who acted like he could care less about anything I had to say. I am shocked how rude this hotels staff are. Never offered to change rooms just anything else and tells me enjoy my stay. This is absolutely the worst guest experience I have ever had. Plenty of other choices. This place will never get my business ever again.

After brief attempt to put deposit on our room, a woman at check-in counter said “since we’re not vibing, I’m going to cancel your reservation.” I’m not kidding. They have one portable card reader and it wasn’t taking my card. Called the card company, they told me it’s fine. I waited outside 1 hour to check in with an elderly parent who they wouldn’t bring a chair for, she and I both had to stand and get lectured—The lady listed all the countries she’s visited (literally started and wouldn’t stop listing countries), her point being that deposits are important everywhere you go. All this with chase on the phone telling them my card was fine and ready for them to run, that their card machine wasn’t pushing the transaction to chase. The hotel staff insisted that it wasn’t their machine because someone else was able to check in with a card deposit. The lady had no problem rolling her eyes, talking down to us, and the only time she was respected was when my card company told her on speaker that she was being recorded (the usual message) but at least something. It didn’t help so then they call their manager who tells us our card is bad and gives us an ultimatum to leave now and he will cancel the reservation or to stay for the full time. I asked if we can just stay one night until we make other arrangements (by that time I called all other hotels within walking distance to event I needed to attend they were all booked). He said we either stay the whole time or we cancel. They gave us the room next to the trash cans by the stairs and loud laundry room and said it was the only option. Maybe. To stay we used my parent’s credit card for a deposit, which I didn’t want to do and didn’t want her to be responsible for incidentals. On taking my mom’s card, the lady at the desk rolled her eyes and said “see, that wasn’t so hard was it?” I’m still processing the level of bullying from this place, just hoping everything else goes well. It’s clean and the room is nice, there is on site parking on a first come first served basis. I missed several classes for my event, but they really don’t care and won’t work with you, only try to get rid of you if you call them out on their machines not working. Not sure what the cherry on top is but I’ll continue with—whoever you come with, you’re sleeping under the same blanket with them because the Inn at 50 doesn’t have extra blankets. Asking twice or another staff member doesn’t seem to help. They also weren’t able to locate an extra suitcase stand but that’s not as interesting as the check-in process. And checking out was even worse. The stay was thankfully alright, we were right by the laundry room so there was no no napping in the day from the noise but otherwise comfortable. When we were checking out my mom asked for them to check the room so she can get her deposit back. They said they had to wait for someone to get there. Then that someone arrived and they still weren’t coming and we were waiting again. Then my mom

There are two family hotels in Long Beach. This one is close to the airport, and there are also homes by the sea. I have stayed at two hotels this time. This is my second home, it feels better than the one by the sea, because the price is cheaper. The room was neat and clean, and the utensils for cooking were very complete. I was particularly surprised that the floor in the bathroom was warm. Could it be that old hotels would also have floor heating? !! Ha ha breakfast for 9:30, there is nothing left, the waiter can't wait to pack home. Go early if you have breakfast.

The air barely worked on a hot summer day and the location is weirdly off the freeway but overall it was very clean and the service was great

Pros Great location to cruise port Cruise port shuttle ($10/person) Dining room had a great burger and breakfast Large clean room Well stocked 24 hour Market place in lobby Cons Price- quotes were $500/night. I know this is an IHG hotel but the nightly rate seems excessive. I guess it’s all about supply and demand and you are really are paying for the location. We happened to “stumble” across an incredible price through a 3rd party service provider and ended up staying the night for more than 60% off the hotel quoted price. Please note that there is nothing inherently wrong with this hotel. It checked all our boxes in the end.

Rooms are nice and clean, beds comfortable. Highest floor water pressure was more like a drip, but that might be the rainfall shower head. Pool is nice, no hot tub, but there is a fire pit which the staff helped us light. I had an early flight, and they had an option to skip the breakfast at a lower price. Very useful. Lots of restaurants within close drive.

Location was good and the rooms were beautifully new, the only complaint I had was- I forgot to bring my toothbrush and toothpaste; so I asked the front desk for a set of complimentary products (as displayed inside of the room that we can ask for one). The staff said they ran out and needed some time to find a set. One hour later, no response. Called them again, said the same thing. I waited until I fell asleep and still no one brought me anything. Even until the next morning, they just forgot all about it and pretend nothing happened.

I came into town on my own to attend a funeral the second week of January 2022. I used to live in this part of town so I picked this hotel because I knew it was a convenient location with freeway access and places near by for food. I’m also super picky about hotels and this is the only 3.5 star hotel in the area. When I got to the hotel I asked for an early check in because I needed somewhere to work for the early afternoon and was denied. But then when I was trying to find a place to go, the receptionist came and found me and then offered me a room. So I appreciated that. Other positives: free parking and clean room. Negatives: I was on the 5th floor and the walls are pretty thing. I could hear the person next to me talking on the phone. Also on my second night I got no sleep because there were some drugged out people arguing in the hall. Once they went to their room they continued making even more noise. This went on till about 2:30 a.m. This was probably a fluke, but definitely ruined my next day. Overall, good business hotel