Northeast Los Angeles Fishing Holidays

While this is an older building and the room has not been updated in decor (everything was outdated, mirror glass peeling, duct tape on the floorboard, dark paneling), the room was clean and everything worked. The elevator was very slow, I used the stairs after the first time. If you are looking for an okay place in a great location near Beverly Hills, this should meet you needs.

The hotel offers a truly memorable stay, blending comfort with a distinct sense of character that sets it apart from standard accommodations. From the moment of arrival, the atmosphere feels warm and thoughtfully designed, with staff who are attentive without being overwhelming.

I would stay here over the One Hotel West Hollywood which I have stayed at before Because it is convenient to so many things and it also has a boutique feel of not being so large, and I also felt like it would cater more to adults although you could go there with children I like the whole vibe of the hotel I especially loved how they had complementary coffee downstairs every morning at the front desk fresh brew, of course Also, I love that they had a filtered water dispenser in the gym because I was able to fill up my travel bottle water to get water every day The lobby is very beautiful, and the rooms are very comfortable

Lovely hotel and staff

Loved it! Only bad thing they were doing maintenance outside the hotel and the light was gone for like 3 hours. They did mention this upon arrival.

property was initially fine but unexpected neighborhood power failure was chaotic & dangerous. No evidence of emergency plans on site. No lighting was provided in pitch black stairwells until 24 hours into outage, staff didn’t have much info to share but would have been helpful to notify confused guests.. ‘no hot water available, safety strategies for navigating pitch black bathrooms, etc’ I understand power outage is not in Inn’s control, but we’re hopeful for at least no charge for parking, since cost for 2 nights in dark & no shower was not cheap’