Find hotels near 20th Century Fox Studios, Los Angeles from AED 567

"Great staff, nice and new, modern "

"the air conditioner dripped onto the polished marble floor (a hazard for my 84 yo father with a cane and balance issues) and the walls were thin enough that I was aware of when and what my neighbors were doing in their bathrooms (inconvenient late at night) no separate beds on the ground floor and no elevator (harder for my dad to make work) staff were kind and thoughtful."

"I have been staying at this hotel regularly since it opened almost a decade ago. I had a bad experience during the last stay, but decided to give it another chance. This last stay was amazing, and worth the money. No complaints. "

"Nice hotel in a great location "

"Great property "

"Perfect and spectacular staff! "

"Friendly staff and great location "

"Friendly staff, clean, spacious, good proximity to shops "

"I was there for a conference in the hotel, which has been undergoing renovations for years. The construction causes some inconvenience. The valet and pickup/dropoff line is crowded and inefficient, and ride share and taxis don't always know how to navigate it. When there is an event, you can't get picked up or dropped off easily. The line is endless. The hotel one has one restaurant open, no coffee shop or the like, and in-room dining is very slow. My room was lovely, clean, modern and bright. The toilet has a bidet! The shower is great. The staff who helped me more than made up for the inconvenience. The receptionist put me on a floor away from the construction, the concierges found me a hair salon, gave me recommendations for how to get my Lyft/Uber and recommended restaurants. Housekeeping was perfection. Everyone was friendly. The general manager on duty brought me my room service (plus extra goodies) because I was waiting. There was sometimes confusion around things like valet parking, the shuttle, etc., but that was more the function of the fact that I was at a conference of 400 people (most of whom were not staying there) instead of the hotel staff not knowing the right answers. "