Los Angeles Hotel Guide - Manhattan Village hotels in Los Angeles, United States of America.

"Great stay"

"Convenient location to LAX (about a 10 min drive without traffic). Shuttle was expensive though - cheaper to ride share. Hotel is ok - wouldn’t stay again. Parking was very limited when we checked in and had to park across street as hotel lot was full. Hotel looking a bit worn and and in need of a refresh. Room was very, very loud all night (I have no idea what the noise was but it sounded like a diesel engine idling). Bathroom door would not open or close properly. Shower took a very long time to warm up and water pressure was problematic in sink, toilet and shower. Room was a decent size and beds were fairly comfortable."

"Very nice room! "

"Best"

"Okay so this hotel is cheap for the area and I should have just spent an extra $50 to stay somewhere that wasn't kinda gross. In the room- extremely dated restroom, towels had hairs stuck to them, couldnt find remote. Outside of room-elevator broken (staff offered to help carry our luggage but I initially declined and once I realized it was too much for me to carry to the 3rd floor and went back they were busy with other customers so I just made multiple trips) carpets looked like they hadn't been vacuumed in weeks, stair trailing falling apart. The shuttle was on time and helpful. Overall I think this hotel should be a 2 star, not the 3 indicated when booking. "

"Here's what happened: I arrived late, nearly 1:00 a.m., exhausted. I'd prepaid the room, but I had to give a card for a hold. The clerk had trouble with the processing system, it took a while, then he said it was OK. I went to sleep. Then at 3:00 a.m., the phone rang: the clerk, telling me that my card hadn't gone through, I need to fix it in the morning. What an insane thing to do! There were so many other ways for this clerk to solve this problem of his own making, beginning with ignoring it; it wasn't an actual problem. But how could anyone think that calling a guest at 3:00 a.m. is the right answer? Then the next night, from 2:00 a.m. to 3:00, one guest intermittently yelled at another from the hallway. Now THAT was a problem that the clerk needed to solve, but didn't. This is a cheap hotel, and I wouldn't leave a review to complain about cheap-hotel drawbacks--the sickly sweet disinfectant stink, the grimy sandpaper-esque towels, the icky fabrics, the horrible decor, the untenable "breakfast," the questionable cleanliness. That's all what I paid for, I guess. But I also paid for a place to sleep for two nights, both of which were ruined--in fact my whole trip was ruined--by things in control of the staff. This place is HORRIBLE."

"Clean room , kind front desk, nice rooms excellent hot water "

"Great place to stay"

"Parking was fine. This property is way more dated than the pictures showed- feels like an old motel. The location is solid, but I'm not sure I'd stay at this spot again. The photos on expedia vs the actual room felt like a real bait and switch. "