Glendora Holidays from £566

Very loud guest. I called the front desk to complain, not sure if they did anything about it because the people staying right next to my room continued to bang on the walls, play loud music, and yell. The deposit fee is exaggerated $250!? I’ve stayed in better places where the deposit is only $50 or $100. Not worth it specially for the location. I greeted a front desk staff in the morning even though I am the one who had a horrible night, she ignored me. Not staying here ever again.

Definite potential but needs some polish. There was a sign announcing new ownership so maybe things were in flux. I was in room 104 which was on the first floor and corner of building facing an intersection of two alleyways so a little noisy. You can hear everything - my first night I got up and complained because the room directly above was using a vacuum or a mechanical air pump at 11:30 pm. Moving around something heavy and walking back and forth. The rooms have no rugs (verified with my colleague who stayed in floor 3. Also my room’s toilet would run when the above toilet would flush so every so often and in middle of night I’d hear the toilet which was odd. Both nights were noisy which wouldn’t be as annoying if i wasn’t traveling for work and had early AMs. Additionally there is no coffee machine in the room nor complimentary coffee in the lobby in the AM. You can order a coffee but it’s overpriced for an automated touch screen beverage. I enjoy a cup of tea at night and bring along a couple of bags and when asked I was given a cup of hot water. I did appreciate their still/sparkling water dispenser that included flavor waters in the lobby. The location was great - a short walk to bakeries and restaurants in a quiet part of Beverly Hills. So much potential but some small amenities you’d expect at a boutique hotel in BH were lacking.

My recent stay presented a few challenges, primarily concerning a non-functional shower that took over two days and multiple attempts to address. Despite notifying the front desk three times that it was permissible for a repair person to enter my room in my absence, the issue remained unresolved. The bathtub did not have a drain stopper which led to a rather unconventional bathing experience. Despite the plumbing woes, the hotel's excellent price point and strategic location proved to be significant upsides. Its proximity to the Hollywood area was a major advantage, allowing me to avoid the notorious Los Angeles traffic during my frequent visits. Furthermore, the abundance of DoorDash options and speedy deliveries in the area was incredibly convenient throughout my stay. A standout feature of this hotel is its complimentary water service in the lobby. This sophisticated water dispenser offers a variety of flavors, the option to add caffeine, and even the ability to carbonate your water. I found myself frequently utilizing this machine, a true highlight amidst the inconveniences. Overall, while the shower situation was frustrating, the hotel's prime location, DoorDash accessibility, and the fantastic water dispenser certainly added value to my stay.

The 3rd floor newly opened Mexican food restaurant is the best. Valet parking is the best. Four seasons this one is truly great and I will return soon

Everything was almost perfect. Flexible with check in, rooms were clean, amenities were good. Only that bathroom door knob was broken.