Find hotels near World Trade Center Los Angeles, Los Angeles from AED 516

"Good hotel, should have looked closer at the details as we did not realize the shower was fully visible from the bed with no way to hide your naked body. Staff were very accomodating and brought us a make shift privacy curtain! Make sure you choose the upgraded room if you need the privacy! "

"No breakfast "

"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."

"Breakfast is expensive. We found Cherry Pick on Hill Street to be a better option, about 1/2 mile away. There are lots of Asian restaurants, walk out the restaurant to the street and go right. Staff were nice. Room was ok."

"Great staff"

"Easy check-in, professional staff, great location close to transportation."

"Centrally located "

"The location of this hotel is great. Great mexican food, burger joint, liquor store, lounge and a coffee roaster within a block or literally next door. The renovated rooms are good, I'd say they are only good for sleeping in and having a wash. The black paint and blackout curtains can make you sleep in especially with great bed and pillows. The layout isn't really one to hangout in. There isn't a dining table but you do get a super long counter top and just one chair. I'd say go out if you want food or something. The place doesn't block street noise very well and I think there is some machine on the roof, I keep hearing a whirring noise upstairs. The noise isn't coming from the fridge or air con. It is overall fine if the cons aren't a big deal. The location makes up for it."