Los Angeles Hotel Guide - El Dorado Tennis Center hotels in Los Angeles, United States of America.

"Clean, quiet, attractive room. Friendly, helpful staff. Great breakfast! "

"Best breakfast "

"This was a great stay with my wife we loved the hot tube inside the room"

"Breakfast was decent at best. Food was cold-ish and not very good"

"It was very centrally located, on the corner of 2 major streets. It was unique due to it being in the shape of a cylinder. The room was simple and clean Very quiet. The bed was comfortable and the sheets were soft. We door dashed and the food was delivered directly to our room. It was a very comfortable stay I would stay there again."

"All was great."

"great breakfast spread thank you"

"The staff is friendly, very service oriented and professional. Very close to Long Beach City College. The breakfast is delicious with a waffle maker, hot protein options (scrambled eggs, breakfast meat), French toast, bagels, toast and oatmeal for those of us needing to eat Gluten Free. 3 juices to choose from and milk to drink or for cereals. Nice selection of fruit and yogurts! Maid service was excellent and plenty of fresh blankets and towels. Beds comfortable and rooms quite lovely for such a small property."

"I had a mixed experience during my recent stay. While the room was clean and suitable for my needs, and the pool area is quite nice, there were significant service and value issues that would make me hesitant to return. Dining: Be aware that the restaurants are separate organizations from the hotel. The breakfast options are very expensive ($28 USD for the buffet), and unfortunately, the quality did not match the price. The pastries and French toast were not fresh. Furthermore, while the front desk stated breakfast was served until 10:00 AM, the staff began closing the buffet at 9:30 AM, making us feel rushed. I would recommend looking for food options off-site. Guest Shuttles: There seems to be a major lack of communication between management and front desk staff regarding guest transportation. We were initially offered a shuttle to the Long Beach Exchange (LBX), but when we called for the return trip as instructed, the agent claimed they "don't do shuttles for guests." While they eventually honored the ride, the interaction was unprofessional and made us feel like a significant inconvenience. Overall, while the physical property is well-maintained, the lack of coordination between departments and the poor value of the breakfast made for a frustrating stay."