Los Angeles Hotel Guide - Pomona College hotels in Los Angeles, United States of America.

"As always, fast easy check in, friendly staff big clean spacious rooms "

"Clean spaceish place"

"great service and clean room! "

"Our stay at Erica and Doug’s place was wonderful. The ADU was spotless, beautifully decorated, and exactly as the picture. It felt like a home away from home. Erica and Doug were excellent host. They were communicative and went out of their way to ensure we had everything we needed for a comfortable stay. The check-in and check-out process was seamless. I Highly recommend staying here. "

"Clean and spacious room. Great breakfast. Great location."

"Super clean and fully equipped "

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"Check in was simple and the kitchen was spacious. It could use some additional tools - mixing bowl and kitchen towels sepcifically. There are no towel bars or hooks for bath towels, this was a serious issue with 5 of us and nowhere to hang towels to dry. I'd also suggest you provide "pool" towels since there is a hot tub. The overall space was perfect and the updates were very nice. It was super comfortable for our family of 5 and we were able to host other family members for dinner and fun in the game room afterwards. "

"Property wasn’t really that clean and it smelled like a wet dog. Found an old press in nail and earring in the living room floor, Back patio area was littered with trashed and a landfill of dog poop, very unacceptable and unprofessional.Towels and wash clothes looked more like old version that would be used to clean the house than to have for guest use. There was lack of cooking utensils had to go out and buy our own. Property was advertised as 6 guests but only provided 5 towels. The upstairs neighbors have little kids and is very loud late night and early morning with heavy running through thin ceiling. The neighborhood isn’t the greatest and a bit seedy but didn’t have any issues or conflicts. Overall it is not worth the prices, especially when so much money is allocated towards cleaning fee and it doesn’t appear to be utilized properly."