Los Angeles Hotel Guide - Holyland Exhibition hotels in Los Angeles, United States of America.

"Close to downtown LA."

"Clean room, friendly helpful staff"

"It's a motel style set up so our room was directly next to the parking lot. Was woken up by a guy twice from slamming his car door. Woken up by someone talking out side..woken up by our neighbor who went in and out of his room like 7 times at 230am..was woken up by some guy starting his harley at 630am..than a helicopter was hovering above the hotel for 2 hours..place was good but it isn't quite and hard to sleep "

"I’m unsure how to feel about this place. Pros: Unique property with a funky/cool style, easy check-in process, good location and it was low cost. The property was clean and I enjoyed the size and look of my room - it felt like my own little apartment which I enjoyed. Cons: Parking - the suggested nearby parking lot wanted to charge double because of the size of my truck (it’s a normal vehicle) and it would have cost more than my room for the night. I did finally find street parking after a lot of circling. Safety was also a bit worrisome. There was loud pounding on my door at night and no lock on patio sliding door. The wifi is also very slow so I had to go elsewhere to work and the bed/pillows and towels need some updating. Overall it’s a place that has a ton of promise, but is missing some creature comforts, but at a lower price it’s expected."

"Parking is free great for the area. Near to downtown La great location for any sports or concert events. "

"No breakfast "

"A Stylish and Memorable Boutique Hotel Experience in LA My stay at The Line Hotel in Koreatown was such a memorable experience. While it was my guest’s first visit to Los Angeles, this was my third trip—but it had been quite a while, so it felt really good to reconnect with the city. There was definitely a learning curve when booking through a third party, but as they say, you learn something new every day! What immediately stood out to me was the hotel’s architecture and design. I truly appreciated how the original mid-century structure was preserved while blending in a modern, creative style. The exposed concrete, open lobby, and energetic atmosphere gave the hotel a unique personality that felt both artistic and welcoming. The lobby was one of my favorite spaces—vibrant, open, and full of character. I also really enjoyed stopping by Alfred Coffee and had an amazing dinner and breakfast at Openaire Restaurant, which felt like a special treat during my stay. My room was comfortable, the bed was cozy, and the view of the Hollywood Hills was beautiful. The natural light pouring into the room made the space feel warm and inviting. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed my stay. The Line Hotel offers more than just a place to sleep—it delivers style, atmosphere, and a true LA experience. I’d gladly stay again. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ---"

"The room was very clean and the view was excellent. Would definitely stay again."

"Valet guys were very nice, so was the woman who I checked out with. The room had a funny smell and everything in the hotel seemed pretty basic and nothing special. Surprisingly wasn’t too noisy for being in DTLA but there were a few homeless outside and rummaging through the garbage. Just a step up from a Motel 6 with a better location. Breakfast sucked and portions were small, wasn’t worth the money even with my 20% off discount. Probably wouldn’t go back."