W Los Angeles – West Beverly Hills

I have to criticize this W. Even in Los Angeles, where hotels are expensive and terrible, they are shockingly terrible. Block all W series from now on 1. The hotel Wi-Fi is US$10.95 per day. Probably in order to earn this money, the traffic signal in the lobby should be blocked. It was so weak that I took my phone and walked across the street before Uber could get a signal. I couldn't use it for more than 10 minutes in the middle of the journey. If I hadn't gone to the airport and usually had plenty of reservations, my flight would have been delayed. 2. The room is on the third floor. The sound of disco dancing in the nightclub below is deafening all night long, and no one cares. Here comes the double standard part. I played piano music in the bathroom when I took a shower in the morning. The black security guard rang the doorbell and banged on the door quickly to ask to come in (the first thing lesbians do when entering a room is to check insurance) and said that the neighbor asked not to listen to the piano. This level of volume is inaudible to ordinary Atour speakers in China. Sound insulation is like putting you in the disco scene on the first floor. I flew here on the first day and flew away on the third day. I slept less than 5 hours on both days. 3. Do you think the doorbell will only ring once in the morning? After 8 o'clock, the staff will come to deliver mineral water to you before you wake up (is it difficult to put it in the room in advance?) At 9 o'clock sharp, the cleaning lady will ring the doorbell and ask for cleaning. That means ringing your doorbell every hour from 7 to 9 in the morning? ! 4. The wash basin is very shallow. The water outlet to the basin is only about 10 centimeters as shown in the picture. This means that when washing hands, the wall of the wash basin will be constantly touched. There is a glass window in the shower room. If you don't notice the direct leakage, your clothes will easily get splashed on the sink. The large cleaning bottle does not have a lock and is easy to add ingredients. 5. The coffee table next to the sofa can easily cut your hands 6. The paintings in the corridor and entrance to the room are in the style of "She Disappeared" 7. The paid snack cabinet and wine cabinet are very full, and the refrigerator is so full that there is no room to put the things I bought. 8. The hair dryer is a very old conair. There are only 3 advantages: 1. There are one wireless charging station at the desk and one at the bedside. 2. A lady at the front desk who seemed to be named Gaby took the initiative to give me a toothbrush and toothpaste. In addition, I asked for slippers and gave them to her. The front desk was generally friendly. 3. 40 minutes from the airport (no traffic), not too far from Santa Monica

The location is OK, inside UCLA, a little distance from Beverly Hills. There is no shampoo or shower gel in the room, only a bottle of conditioner that can't be squeezed out. This price is not worth it.

The hotel has good service and sanitation. The front desk service and luggage service are very good. There is free coffee and free lemonade in the lobby on the first floor in the morning, and disposable cups are provided!!!

Enjoyed the upgrade to the super suite, probably the best accommodation in many years

The room is not as luxurious as the W Hotel in China, it feels more like a chain hotel

All are OK, the swimming pool is a bit small, the breakfast is a bit expensive, and the parking fee is $71.5, which is different from what Ctrip said.

Located in the UCLA campus, the surrounding area is very safe. The building looks very historic, but the internal facilities are not old, the renovation is good, and the price is reasonable. There is UCLA's Persian Street nearby, where you can eat pretty good Middle Eastern food

The room is small and shabby, the service attitude is poor, the cleanliness is subpar, and there is dust on the toilet in the bathroom. The room is small and shabby, the service attitude is poor, the cleanliness is subpar, and there is dust on the toilet in the bathroom.