Los Angeles Hotel Guide - Hollywood Sign hotels in Los Angeles, United States of America.

"Convenient location to Universal "

"Only lukewarm water"

"Amazing last minute deal on this hotel through Expedia. $140 plus tax for a suite -- full living room, sink/fridge/microwave kitchen area, large clean bathroom, large king size bedroom. I only ate one meal there and it was great -- large-portion breakfast freshly cooked and delivered hot. Nice downtown location with complimentary airport shuttle. There seemed to be a dining district within easy walking distance, which I simply didn't have time to explore. Very satisfied. My only nitpick is no beverage vending machines. Contrast that with what I write above as well as the fact that there is a coin-operated laundry room."

"Property was clean, bed was comfortable. There is alot of loud traffic but I don’t mind it. Kinda soothing for me. Will return in the future."

"The hotel and facilities were absolutely beautiful. The staff were all amazing. However the drinks and food were very very pricey. We had a daily $21 room credit to use and the one night we used it are two drinks minus that fee were still close to $60"

"The hotel is a great boutique hotel to stay while spending time in the heart of Hollywood. We saw an event at the Pantages Theatre - short walking distance away. The diner attached to hotel has great breakfasts. Rooms are decorated retro and are comfortable beds. I would recommend this hotel "

"Excellent check-in. Convenient, secure, self-parking. Nice room."

"Everything was top drawer"

"Safari Inn still has some of its original 1950s charm, notably the iconic neon sign, modest swimming pool, and quirkily laid out parking lot with palm trees. It's on a busy, noisy street, and sitting on the deck atop the porte-cochère puts the traveler rather on display. While the lobby reeks of chemicals and the on-site parking costs $25 per day, the basic room itself was tidy and clean. The boxy in-wall air-conditioning unit runs loud. The bathroom was stingy with bath towels, a few of which were fraying, and lacked souvenir mini shampoos and lotions—a card informs one must purchase those in the unpleasant lobby. Some of the stucco on the pool wall was flaking off, exposing black beneath. The place could use TLC but one assumes that would cost more than the management has deemed profitable."