Los Angeles Hotel Guide. Hotels in Arena District, Los Angeles, United States of America

"Good breakfast free parking courteous staff"

"Everything was nice and clean"

"Avoid this place if at all possible. I reserved a room with multiple beds (3 queen beds) and I was told the day of check in that they no longer had rooms with multiple beds. When I asked why I wasn’t informed sooner the caller stated blamed Hotels.com for not updating the availability. The room we were given had issues with the TV, the remote wasn’t working and the receptionist came up to assist and stated it was the batteries and left to replace them. When he came back it still wasn’t working and said he would come back the next day. We never saw him or the TV remote control. The room was disgusting to say the least. Bathroom had hair on the side of the tub, dirt and trash in the toilet paper dispenser, floors were so sticky our shoes were making noise and our beds looked like they had been slept on top of. We had planned to inform the front desk but when we had spoken over the phone earlier I was told they could cancel my reservation and go elsewhere. I wish we would have stayed anywhere else and paid more. I have stayed on many occasion at Motel 6 in other cities and never experienced such disgust in customer service and cleanliness of the room. Oh and let’s not talk about all the smoking and hanging out on the stairs and loud commotions all night long. "

"Laundry service was not great "

"very good "

"Everything is okay for the Hotel Rate, except for the Wi-Fi."

"Good breakfast and great staff"

"The staff was wonderful and the ambiance was amazing."

"They advertise a restaurant on site with bar but its not open. When we checked in they gave us a breakfast menu with various different made to order breakfasts. But then sat. morning we walk in and the lady says its a buffet breakfast, i ask if i pay her and she says later. It was scrambled eggs, sausage, you know the usual but then there was some other stuff. I asked my wife what it was and she said some kind of asian soup. It all tasted bland. The " orange juice" was tang. Then we get done and the lady runs up and tells us its $15 each, which was odd since the prices on the menu we got the highest plate was $15.95 for made to order. I then asked if the restaurant and bar would be open for dinner as we would be back that evening and she told us no that it was closed permanently. My question is why do they advertise it if its not open? Very disappointed. "