This casino wasn't my type of hype. The street signage…read moreshould be more specific. They had a modified Black Jack, and misc tables. Hubby and I didn't know what was going on. Everyone was sitting in 1 huge room w weird table games in play. What we do know is there is a free parking garage on site, a bar, and lounge. The security officer at the door was pretty nice. There was a nice lounge, and fine dining establishment. That's it.

DO NOT park here. We prepaid for parking (top levels) for a…read moreSoFi event and when we arrived, the attendant tried to get us to pay extra cash ($50, then $40 "because he liked my husband's beard") to park lower. Super unprofessional and shady. After the event ended at 11 PM, it took us 2.5 HOURS just to get out. Workers were standing around doing nothing--no direction, no traffic control. The only reason things finally moved was because a cop showed up and stepped in. It was so bad we had time to walk to In-N-Out, get food, come back, eat, and STILL hadn't moved. Total chaos. Never again.

This is my third visit to Hustler Casino. I normally play at Commerce & Bicycle, however decided…read moreto change things up. I arrived Friday evening which tends to be busiest, signed up for 1/3, 2/3 and I was able to sit down within 15 minutes. The overall casino vibe is upbeat, significantly more than Commerce. Nice interior decor, table and chair quality. Downside: One factor was poker chips were extremely nasty, considering its casino most touched item/small denomination... it still shouldn't require pliers to separate. -- Food. In case you are hungry, hustler has a full restaurant menu available until 2 am. I tried the Korean short ribs, decent for casino quick grab. Overall 4 Big Booms of 5. Boom! Boom! Boom! Boom!

Everybody repeat after me: only Asian food at Hustler. Most…read moreof The Asian food options are fantastic . The noodles, the broccoli beef. Great options. Kung pow chicken is better at panda express but most things are better at panda express. I don't know if that's the right barometer. I do know that if you're craving a cheeseburger and you go to Hustler casino to try to please the stomach gods that rule your insides they will be severely disappointed by the dry , uninspired zero attempt pile of sad that gets placed in front of you expecting to be eaten. Don't do it .

I've been there twice - first cash game then tourney. It's a fairly small but nice poker room…read more The first time was extremely pleasant but the cashier under counter my winnings by $100 which was a little annoying but it happens. The second time I came for a tourney and it was miserable. We had degen poker player who harassed other players and the dealer (e.g, cursing, yelling, arguing). The host intervened and it got better but protocols need to be in place to spot these bad actors ESPECIALLY if I'm forking out $100 to play. I only do freerolls now after this hellish experience.

I stood by the black jack table for about a hour waiting to play. Well I never got the chance…read morebecause #1 there was only one table open and #2 there were multiple players playing 3 hands . They all saw me standing there and all were being disrespectful . Come on 3 hands and they couldn't give up one hand? Even the floor managers were walking right by me. Not one stopped to ask if there was anything I needed. Straight rude .

Where to even begin. I'll start with I was not here for a sporting event, but for a conference. The…read moremajority of the event was right in the entrance area. It is a massive sprawling areana, especially compared to the tiny venues in Nebraska. So much space to hold the activations and vignette around the multi level event. We were able to explore all the floors including the upper deck with views of the field. A very clean and modern stadium.

First time here and I got to see Fluffy and Jo Koy!!…read more Finding parking wasn't that bad. The worst part was standing in line to get into the Stadium. I'm not sure what the problem was. People issue? Equipment issue? IDK, but it felt like forever to get in. Once in, we wandered around for a little while to make a food purchase. Climbing/walking up the semi steep steps to find our seats was a little scary though for someone who's considered a senior citizen. Once we got our seats in the almost nosebleed section, I was so glad that they had screens so that you can actually see Fluffy and Jo Koy. If they didn't, they would have looked like ants wearing clothes. It would be nice if they had people selling food and drinks walking around where the seats are located within the Stadium. If they did, either I didn't see them or they didn't come to the nosebleed area.

Smooth, ride up and back! Lots of fun and entertainment! It's been a while, but I need to book…read moresomething else! It will be mine. It was memorable plus fun.

Tyrone and Lily Davis are exceptional hosts as was the driver for the "D" Hotel getaway last summer…read moreof 2018. My autistic son and I had a fabulous first time customer experience. Every travelers received a raffle prize on the way to Las Vegas. I like that Good Times also allows a payment plan for these trips. We saw Barstow and the duration was fine for sightseeing. I recommend this company for traveling; may it be a turnaround or getaway from LA trip.

Overall wonderful stay for me and my cat, I did not want to leave!! The room was amazing, I believe…read morewe had the spa room/King bed with a huge bathtub with water coming from ceiling. I took baths and watched tv every night. The Tempurpedic cloud bed was insanely comfortable. Being pet- friendly was a wonderful surprise. I needed a place to stay while my house is under repair so needed to bring my cat. He is very clean, well behaved and we travel with disposable litter boxes and mats so when we leave, there was no trace of an animal. The tile flooring and carpet are also stain proof for easy clean up if necessary. I got a deal on a one the travel broker sites and believe it might have been such a good deal because I made reservations to check in middle of night but I don't know. Staff is lovely.

I'm writing this review specifically for Shade Hotel Manhattan Beach location…read more My girlfriend and I have been coming here for happy hour for several years, and she has also stayed at the hotel in the past and spent a significant amount of money there over time. Under the former management team, including the previous GM and food & beverage manager, we were always treated warmly and professionally. They were friendly, welcoming, and always made us feel appreciated as guests. We genuinely enjoyed spending time there. Unfortunately, since the management change, the atmosphere feels completely different. The experience now feels cold and unwelcoming compared to before. What really disappointed us was the valet situation. The valet attendants we knew in the past always followed the stated policy: $10 validated parking for a few hours if you were dining or having drinks, and $25 if staying longer. This time, we stayed about 4 1/2 hours, and after waiting for the car, my girlfriend was suddenly charged $40 -- which is closer to an overnight valet rate. What made it worse was that when she arrived, the valet attendant -- who knows her and recognized her -- never explained the pricing upfront. He simply said, "Don't worry, I'll take care of you." Had we been informed ahead of time, we would have made a different decision. The whole experience left us with a very disappointing feeling, especially considering how loyal we've been to this hotel over the years. I also placed a call to the current GM and still have not received a response. Sadly, because of how this was handled, we no longer feel comfortable returning.

On our trip out we decided to stay close to the airport since we were getting in so late. Free…read moreshuttle from the airport and although it was a zoo at the airport it was not a bad ride over. Very nice place. Big bar. Rooms were nice and folks were friendly. Solid spot for a stay.

This Marriott once was kind of great. My family loved it. We're big in the Marriott system. My mom…read morewas Ambassador Elite. I'm Gold Elite likely going to be Platinum soon. While this won't change anytime soon, I am horrified and disgusted by this terrible Marriott and advise people to reconsider staying here. During my mom's cancer battle, I was tasked with transporting my family who do not speak English from LA to North Carolina for her final days. One time, there was a miscommunication during booking that was easily fixable. Despite my family's loyalty to not just the brand but this location, the callous night manager was aggressively mean. During the darkest time of my family's life, Marriott chose to add to our hardships rather than provide a quiet respite from it all. Marriott won't suffer consequences. This location won't suffer consequences. Heck, I bet that night manager won't suffer any consequences. But my story still needs to be shared. To the terrible excuse for a human being night manager: I hope it made you feel just a little bit better to make my family's life that much harder during its darkest moments.

From making my reservation to checking in, my experience has been flawless. The complimentary…read moreshuttle from LAX to the hotel is so convenient and saves me money on a taxi or Uber driver. Claudia, at the front desk, was a pleasure and she gave outstanding customer service. I checked in around 10:30AM upon arrival and gladly paid the $75 extra cost to get into my room before 4PM. For my particular situation, it was well worth it. FYI, it's $75 precheck-in fee before 12PM and $40 precheck-in fee after 12PM at the time that I'm writing this review. Wish it were free, but it's not. Overall, my room was impeccable and the bathroom was exactly what I would expect from any hotel: clean and stocked They guys (security?) at the front downstairs were on it when it came to removing any stray homeless people sneaking into the hotel and nothing went unnoticed with them. I literally watched them escort a guy out who had just entered less than five minutes earlier. Traveling solo, I felt very safe and secure staying at this Sheraton property. The nightly rate and convenient location to LAX worked for me. No complaints here.

I expected a certain level of quality staying at the Sheraton Grand Los Angeles, but the experience…read moreat the bar/coffee service was disappointing. I ordered an espresso and was served it in a large regular mug -- not an espresso cup. When I asked about it, I was casually told they "couldn't find the espresso cups," which honestly felt unprofessional and careless. What made it worse was being charged $14 for it. For that price, presentation and basic standards should not be optional. It's a small detail, but it reflects a lack of attention to quality and guest experience. Overall, not what I expected from a hotel at this level.

Our family of 5 stayed overnight here. Things that stood out to me:…read more - the underground parking; nice and the lower you went, more spaces were available. Granted, we stayed here midweek, our Explorer didn't have any issues parking so there's that. - The breakfast. The usual fare; there were more available seating arrangements next to the main lobby. - The room was decent! This is one hotel on Yelp that has better than average photos of rooms on their Yelp page. - The gym; standard. But I liked how the window let the natural light in. The unheated pool and hottub. Provided a scenic view of part of LA from the second floor. The hottub took a awhile to heat up in the morning, maybe the staff could start it 30 mins prior to the opening time. Overall, it was a decent stay!

Check in was a breeze. Elevator was down so had to use the stairs to go up and down the hotel. I…read morewould suggest getting the elevator fixed as soon as possible for people with disabilities. Room was great, but the bathroom needs to be worked on. The latch bolt kept getting stuck so we would have to move the knob up and down to get the latch bolt to come out. The toilet flushes really slow and the water pressure of the shower head is weak. Other than that the stay was great. The complimentary breakfast was also a plus.

At a recent visit to the Kia Forum for a concert, it was as expected a pretty solid venue. There's…read moretons of security and things are pretty organized here. The parking lot is pretty huge and getting here from any direction by freeway or if you live local, you can take the transit here. For the most part, this facility is clean all around. Because it's such a popular venue, they keep this place prettty clean, inside and out. The Kia Forum is, however, a bit on the dated side. Not that it's bad, but when you're inside, you will see that the structure of the place does show its vintage style and age. The coliseum itself goes super high - if you get seats on the third-level, be prepared to climb some stairs! There are a lot of steps at this venue - even to the restrooms. The restrooms are about two long flight of stairs, that leads to the restrooms that are basically in the basement. Again, it's clean and maintained, but there are lots of steps. The sound system at my last visit and with previous visits have been great. You will get great sound anywhere in this venue. One of the best, in my opinion! Staff are also friendly here if you have any questions or need to find something. My only gripe with this place are the parking fees. I paid $55 for parking, but it will vary from $25-$55 for general parking, depending on the type of event. It's very steep! There's parking around the neighborhood, but unless you know Inglewood very well, it can get sketchy outside of the venue. Other than that, love Kia Forum!

I can't remember when I was here previous to our visit the other day. It was probably 20 years ago,…read moreso it's definitely gotten a remodel since then. SoFi is across the street, so the whole area can be crowded during events. It can be difficult to get there from OC or SD, because it's not far from LAX. You may need to go the backways to avoid traffic. Parking is now one of the highest in LA for events. Even prepaying, it was $50! SoFi is even worse ,and so is Dodger Stadium. At least the Greek is only $40 for normal parking. We were in the 100s, and the seats had very little room in between the rows. There was a premium section near us with better seats and more room, but you will pay even more for those seats. Sound was fine. It was weird that you had to go downstairs for the restrooms, luckily there is one set of restrooms with handicap access on the entrance level. We ate before we came, so we didn't have to buy food there. A personal pizza was $19, and a soda was $8.50. Yikes. We only come her for shows where the artist isn't playing anywhere else in SoCal. I would rather drive to Orange County, Riverside, Pomona, or Palm Desert to go to a show, over LA proper.