Playa Del Rey Hotel Guide - Beach Hotels in Playa Del Rey, Los Angeles

"Excellent service "

"The Wifi didn't work and that was stressful. I really didn't have time to ask for assistance but it wasn't working for any of the guests so it was an issue. Bummed about this. Besides that, great property."

"Love this property. Very nostalgic with an old-school LA vibe! The staff is always very helpful and kind. Comfy beds, too! Highly recommend."

"Highly recommend! Right in the center of Hollywood walk of fame, everything we needed was in walking distance. Staff was amazing, the Spare Room bar with bowling was super cool, we loved the burgers and beers and especially the staff at 25 degrees bar. The pool area and bar are also very nice. Keep in mind parking is $75 a night if you keep your car there! "

"Overall, the room itself was decently clean, which I appreciated, but the extra costs and lack of basic amenities were really disappointing. Having to pay an additional $25 for parking on top of already booking the room felt excessive. On top of that, there were no basic utensils provided like many other motels usually offer, which was inconvenient. The vending machine prices were also outrageous — nearly $8 for a bottle of water is completely unreasonable. While the cleanliness was acceptable, the hidden costs and overpriced necessities made the stay feel far less worth it."

"Close to airport, quiet room and clean room"

"This is a great option if you want to be close to the park. The shuttle is pretty easy to use and we got on every time. The hotel has a bar/restaurant too which is convenient. The rooms are well appointed and recently updated. We always stay here when we are going to Universal Studios."

"The Loews Hollywood is my hotel - I have stayed there every trip to LA from 2010 onwards. Great location, always a super clean room, the staff are always incredible and its a central location for me since I fly into Burbank and do business in Hollywood. Can't wait to head back"

"Outdated hotel with poor service. I felt like I was just a number to the guy at the front desk. The hotel lobby felt dark and shabby like it hadn’t been dusted since the 1990s. I expected so much more from a $400 stay. Only two great things were the pool area and that we could walk to Universal Studios. "