This was a cool place! Definitely do not expect the traditional hotel experience here, this is one…read moreof those hipster / artsy style hotels. So it's an outdoor indoor approach. I was a little let down given the price to be honest. Service was uneven, some people were great and sometimes I felt looked down on if that makes sense. The reason to come here though is because of its location. It's near an Erewhon, the Comedy Store, Museum of Death, and other cool places.

When planning my recent trip to Los Angeles, I asked friends for hotel recommendations. My…read morecriteria: I wanted to feel relatively safe; I did not want to rent a car, so I needed a place that was central to some area attractions; and I wanted a clean, welcoming atmosphere. My friends did not disappoint recommending Short Stories Hotel. My room was a Standard Queen with a small sitting area. The room was nicely sized, with a small bar, safe and refrigerator. A couple of things: some rooms will probably be noisier than others depending on the location. My room was on the 2nd floor and faced the pool area. The back side of the hotel faces apartment homes and that can be a little noisy if they are having a get together outside. Also, the room did not come with an iron or ironing board (this is a need for me), however the front desk will bring one to your room if you request it. This is a smaller property, with a lobby bar that also serves food. There is a great outdoor seating/courtyard area where guests can enjoy some quiet time reading, or at times having a drink and socializing - they also offer free coffee and tea each morning. The pool area is smaller than most hotels, but it fits well with the rest of the decor. The front desk had someone there 24/7 and they were great as far as offering suggestions on places to eat, how far some things were, etc. I felt pretty safe staying in this hotel and had no problems coming back from a night out, or getting an uber quickly. They also offer valet parking if you have a car. This property sits on Fairfax directly across the street from The Farmer's Market and the Grove shopping center. It is walking distance to shopping, restaurants, museums, and a short Uber to the La Brea Tar Pits and Melrose area shopping. If you get a chance, head to the Fairfax open Marketplace which is about a mile away from the hotel. Open each Sunday, is has many local vendors selling everything from clothes, candles, music, home decor items, etc. This hotel was a little over $300 per night, but the location made it worth every penny. I walked most places and had a short Uber ride to other areas. When I come back to Los Angeles, I will stay there again - I thoroughly enjoyed my time at this property.

If you want to feel like you're visiting a country home -- this is it…read more Love the atmosphere which is like someone's farmhouse. So relaxing and fresh. Their menu includes farm to table fresh ingredients. The decor is like someone's home. Forget the stuffy old regimen or the modern plastic and glass feel. This place blends upscale farmhouse with west elm or crate and barrel right in West Hollywood They have daily specials and happy hour prices too Located right off third street

The hotel was beautiful but the service was the worst I have ever experienced and unexpected…read more No drinking water in the room, unless they'll charge $13 a bottle, okay... even a 5 stars hotel would provide 2 bottles for free, whatever, typical LA thing right? Fine. Bed sheets and comforter have stains. Ok.. it happens .. whatever.. but even all bath towels have stains.. that's unexceptable. So I called the front desk to ask for new bath towels, waited for an hour.. didn't come. Called again waited another 30 mins, still never come. On the check out day, one of the staff was banging the door when I was in the shower. Which was ridiculous because I talked to the front desk the night before that I am going to have late check out. I was rushing to wear my clothes to answer the door, and realised he already opened my room door. Which means, luckily i was dressed.. if not, he would see me naked. And I feel this is super disrespectful! Why would u open someone's door without permission? Then the whole conversation he was so rude, with an attitude, said I didn't have late check out, late check out is not guarantee and only gave me 10 mins to leave the room and will have penalty. I was shocked. At the end when I check out. I was asking for the staff's name who is kicking people out. And the front desk was trying to cover up for him and said they don't know who that is. I am like.. Come on, how could you not know your coworker's name? So they finally gave me a name " Johnathan" which I don't know if they made it up or not. But anyways, this is the experience I had in this hotel. Definitely not recommend this hotel because of the service and cleaningness for this price.

5.10.26 Highlights:…read more-Service: Exceptional and genuinely friendly. According to their website, the hotel has been designated with a Michelin Key. -Ambiance: Vibrant colors paired with elegant design elements throughout. The lobby and courtyard are especially stunning. -Design: Thoughtfully designed spaces, including a courtyard with cushioned seating, a fountain, and two gas fire pits--perfect for relaxing. -Location: Conveniently within walking distance to the Hollywood Bowl and Hollywood Blvd. -Upgrade: We were upgraded at no additional cost--a pleasant and unexpected surprise. -Fun Fact: A reality show I watch, 90 Day Fiancé on TLC, filmed at this hotel--and coincidentally, we stayed in the same room. How cool is that? Feedback: -Provide additional waste receptacles in the lobby and guest rooms; currently, there is only one in the bathroom. -Consider switching to key cards instead of manual keys for added convenience. Helpful Info: -Complimentary Breakfast: The website description is misleading--breakfast is only "complimentary" if you pay a $30 service fee, which is actually tied to internet access. Worth paying the service fee if you need reliable internet. Our connection in the room was spotty--we had to step outside our room to get a stable signal. -Phone Coverage: Staffing is limited, with one team member often covering multiple roles (front desk, valet, driver, breakfast prep). As a result, calls may occasionally go unanswered. -Parking: Valet parking is available on-site for $45 per day. -Accessibility: The property has only two levels and no elevators, which may be challenging for guests with mobility concerns. Final Verdict: Highly recommend based on the stellar customer service, prime location, and beautifully designed ambiance.

Had to update after another wonderful visit with more pics of the beautiful courtyard and grounds!…read moreAs I said before, the impeccable customer service is even better than the beauty of this place. A gem and a home away from home.

My husband and I stayed at the Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills while on our Los Angeles trip…read more As we pulled up in our rideshare a man at the front opened the door for us. He asked our name and if we would like our bags taken to our room. We agreed and left our luggage with him. We proceeded to walk into the hotel. It was bright and open and has a magnificent floral scent in the air. We walked to the reception area and spoke with a really nice woman. She answered our questions, took care of the check-in process, gave us our keys and we were off. By the time we got to our room our luggage had just been delivered. It was all really fast. The room we got was very large and extremely clean. It had a walk in closet, a king size bed with two end tables, a small sitting area, a little office area, and a beautiful view from the balcony. It also had a large bathroom with two sinks, a tub, a shower, and a toilet. Every day that we stayed there the room was cleaned and serviced while we were out visiting the city. We settled in and then decided to get some dinner at the hotel restaurant called The Rooftop. The atmosphere was beautiful. It had heaters running as it was a cool evening and a gorgeous night view of the hills. The service was excellent and the food delicious. Overall the Waldorf had great service. Everyone working there was friendly and helpful. Plus the Rooftop restaurant was convenient with delicious food options. Staying at the Waldorf was a very positive experience.

这里的Lobby，早已超越了酒店大堂的概念。它不只是老钱们谈笑风生的社交场，更是那个看不见的名利场一环的正中心。空气中弥漫着香槟与权力的味道，坐在这里喝下午茶，每一秒都在旁观一部真人版《继承之战》。…read more 推窗，可远眺好莱坞山顶的明星豪宅。这视野，有点不同----它不只是风景，更像一张铺开的权力与财富地图，有种此刻你正身处世界之巅的幻觉，甚至是错觉 最仪式感的是，出行3mile内可劳斯莱斯接送！从你踏上幻影的那一刻起，仪式感和体验感就直接拉满。这不是简单的位移，而是一场流动的盛宴。 但论硬件设施，完全匹配不上它的名气与评级，更匹配不上价格，无论泳池还是整体设计，装潢，都不会让人惊艳，和国内迅猛发展的同款酒店硬件一比，更是不在一个层级 餐饮..... · 餐点偏贵，早餐品质更是马马虎虎 · 服务二星级，收费六星级，尤其送餐服务，额外$10快递费 + 20%服务费 + 9.5%州税，账单漂亮得让人心碎

Food review: The Nook- very cute and unique dining room with…read moreeach table standing in its own distinct set up. Love the confident stand alone appeal. Makes it a slightly different dining experience each time we sat down to enjoy our meal. The food also was very well prepared, presented, and delicious. -. Breakfast: had what I would call a continental breakfast that could have fed two fully grown teenage football players. Comes with two eggs (poached, scrambled, sunny side up, any preference of your choosing), choice of two veggies (delicious mushrooms, squash, heirloom tomatoes, bell peppers, and a few other I just can't recall off the top of my mind but each lightly/deliciously seasoned), potato fingers, choice of protein (bacon, sausage, fresh fruit), coffee or tea, and fresh fruit juice (pineapple, orange, grapefruit among others). So many choices. All fantastic!!! 2. Butternut squash risotto; beautiful mustard colored bomba rice risotto with baby squash bites. Perfectly salted and seasoned. Not really a fan of risottos as I find them often times very salty, but this one was perfectly flavored. Highly recommend! 3. Mussels and coconut: omg the best dish in the house. Juicy mussels with coconut lime and garlic served either side of grilled baguette. Chefs kiss. 4. If Rockefeller was a Korean oyster: baked oysters with kimchee flakes. Honestly better than the classic Rockefeller oysters. Interesting flavor in the best way possible. 5. Apple and fennel salad: shaved, fresh green apples and fennel served with watercress and candied apples in a light Apple dressing. Light and refreshing. 6. Rainbow carrots with Lebni: beautiful roasted rainbow carrots serve served with Zaatar yogurt, dill, mint and fresh pomegranates. Delicious. Overall very pleasing dining experience. Would come back for the food again

Service was mediocre overall, especially the breakfast host…read more The hotel room was extremely noisy. There are six floors in total and our room was on the 4th floor, but we could still hear almost every car passing by outside. Also surprising for a Luxury Collection property: there were no vanity care amenities in the room. First time using an Illy espresso machine, usually I see Nespresso ones. Breakfast seating is quite limited. That said, the American breakfast was pretty good. The orange juice, the coffee was solid, and the mushroom and spinach sides were especially good.

We stayed at the Sunset Marquis in Los Angeles for four nights and absolutely loved it. It was one…read moreof the quietest and most peaceful hotel stays we've ever had, which was such a pleasant surprise for LA. The property is tucked away but still within walking distance of a few shops, which made it feel private yet convenient. The rooms were beautiful and comfortable, and the pool area is large and relaxing--perfect for unwinding after a day out. We also really enjoyed the small bar and the musician photo gallery, which gave the hotel such a cool, creative vibe. The brunch menu was a little fancy for me, but the staff went out of their way to accommodate and make something simple. I'm a pancake-and-bacon kind of gal, so I was very thankful they made it happen! We didn't get a chance to visit the spa this trip, but it's definitely on the list for next time. The villas looked adorable as well, and I would love to stay in one on a future visit. We were nervous about finding a place we loved in LA since we usually stay in the Irvine/Newport Beach area, but this hotel is now our favorite spot in Los Angeles. Highly recommend!

I am always researching hotels for out of town guests and so I am pleased to add the Sunset Marquis…read moreto my short list of recommendations. This is the perfect place for anyone visiting Hollywood and its environs, especially if they want seclusion, hipster vibes, and luxury all in one. While I haven't stayed in a room or villa here, I have spent time on the sprawling property and explored its nooks and crannies. The public areas are clean and retro (think '60s, mostly, to my mind) and note the music industry nods at every turn. I will let my photos do more of the talking. The parking is either valet, right in front, or on the street. The vegetation is almost tropical and there is shade from beautiful mature trees on all sides. You will be close to the action while enjoying a sanctuary from the glitsy-glam chaos that is legion in this part of Los Angeles. If I wanted a cool getaway, this would be near the top of my own list.

Lovely hotel located in the heart of Sunset Blvd. From the moment we checked in to the moment we…read morechecked out, everyone was incredibly kind and welcoming. We had dinner at the restaurant, The Riot, where Justin was super attentive and friendly while we watched the 49ers game. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and made for a great stay.

This is one of the worst hotel experiences I have ever had…read more I stayed at Andaz on Sunset Blvd in Los Angeles, expecting a high standard from a Hyatt property. The room itself was excellent, but the overall experience was severely damaged by a serious valet incident. On my last day, I handed my luggage to valet staff before breakfast and also gave them my car key to retrieve my vehicle, as valet parking was the only option at $75 per day. After breakfast, I drove off and later realized my luggage was not in the trunk. I immediately returned to the hotel and found that my luggage had been mistakenly placed in another guest's vehicle. The lobby manager initially reviewed security footage and attempted to contact the driver, but communication quickly became slow and inconsistent over the following weeks. I later followed up in person again, but progress remained unclear and delayed. More than three weeks passed without resolution, and it appeared that contact with the driver had been lost. We then had to escalate the issue to Hyatt headquarters before the claims process finally moved forward. The entire process, from late February to the end of April, was extremely slow. What was most disappointing was not just the initial mistake, but the lack of urgency, poor coordination, and unclear communication throughout the recovery and claims process. I understand errors can happen, but I paid for valet service and expected proper responsibility and follow-through. My luggage contained luxury clothing, cosmetics, medication, and essentials for relocation. The handling of this situation significantly worsened an already stressful incident. I hope Hyatt takes this feedback seriously and improves its valet accountability and crisis response process.

What a beautiful hotel! From the patterned driveway to the eclectic interior design, everything…read morelooked picture perfect. Pros: - location - beautiful hotel, rooftop bar - friendly customer service - complimentary bowl of fruit in our room - strong water pressure Cons: - valet parking only ($70/day) - ask for printout of room info upon checkout, as nothing was given to us besides the room key - down pillows (I personally hate them bc they go flat and the quills poke out of the case) - don't expect to keep anything refrigerated since it's fully stocked with drinks for purchase - accidental charges by them that we had to call and have fixed after we had left

When you walk in to your room you are transported to glam Hollywood. The styling of the room…read morecombined with the decorations make the room into this sexy space you want to be in. The staff is nice, well informed and always approachable. The Location is perfect. Walking distance to things on Sunset. Quick uber to west Hollywood and more. I love the SD Pendry but this one is now my Favorite!!!

One of the best stays I've booked in LA! I wanted a special new vibe for my man's bday and was…read morerecommended to stay here. Depending on your budget, this may or may not be a pricey hotel. Created an account via their website and booked a 1 night stay in the City King suite. $417 after taxes and including valet = $617. (Sat/Sun) LOVED their eco friendly vibe and thoughtfulness in the design of the property. Even down to the glass cups for complimentary water. Our room keys were wooden chips, the flooring material in the elevators were soft and cushion-y (so unique), real plants placed throughout the property- even in your room, free rides via their Audi vehicles (3 mile radius) and so much more. Upon arrival we were quickly checked in. Probably took no more than 10 mins. Valet was $75. Pets however stay for free! (So awesome) We ended up on the 10th floor and found a bottle of prosecco in the room to start the celebrations. The room was super clean, eco-friendly and the view was beautiful. Bedding was comfy and so was the additional couch in the room. Amenities were bomb and fridge options were too good! (Good brands) The lounge at check in was such a vibe with dim lighting. Sat there a few times (evening and morning) to just relax and enough the ambiance. Hotel was super lively with guests and community. There was a dj one evening and they seem to have a lot of wellness activities and offers which was nice to see. There's a breakfast spot right next to checkin (we didn't try) and a complimentary fresh fruit stand in the mornings. The architecture of the property is so beautiful and you can tell they really care for it (and the plants!) The grand stairs were my favorite be sure to take some pics in the evening - the glow is to good. Will definitely be back. I'm a fan!

I was looking for a nice hotel with a pool at a good location and at a reasonable price…read more This is the one ! Such a beautiful hotel as soon as you go in , there is a good smell , and beautiful plants & furniture Highly recommended

Is this the "best" Best Western? Well, it might be. But it is still a Best Western…read more The location, smack dab in the middle of the Sunset Strip in Hollywood, is incredible which is why you are not paying typical Best Western prices. It is situated literally next to the Sunset Tower Hotel which is a celebrity hotspot and extremely expensive. The Andaz Hotel is across the street and Saddle Ranch and the famous Comedy Store are maybe a one or two minute walk away. The room was very nice and the bathroom was good-sized. The shower was also excellent (except the body wash in the wall dispenser was empty--hey, it's a Best Western, did you expect perfection?). There is a free continental breakfast and it is fine. The pool is good-sized but there were no towels available when we arrived. Again...this ain't the Beverly Hills Hotel. The self-parking garage is on the other side of the property and is connected to the hotel. Be aware: some rooms, like ours, overlooked Sunset Boulevard. Sunset Boulevard is extremely loud, especially at night. If that may disturb you, ask for a room facing the other way. Unfortunately, the worst thing going for this hotel is the clientele. Yes, this is a budget hotel chain but the prices you pay at this particular spot are far higher solely because of its location. Sadly, some of the guests were incredibly noisy and rude and apparently, smoking at the pool is perfectly acceptable. I could give other unfortunate examples. So this pricier budget hotel still attracts a very budget crowd. Would I stay here again? If I wanted to be in this location without paying $500 or more a night, yes.

This was my fourth stay at Best Western Plus Sunset Plaza Hotel, and it just keeps getting better…read more The hotel was recently remodeled, and the transformation is beautiful. The rooms feel modern, fresh, and incredibly clean, with a cozy boutique vibe that you wouldn't normally associate with a Best Western. In fact, when you think of "Best Western," this is definitely not what comes to mind -- it feels more like a charming, stylish boutique hotel tucked right into the heart of West Hollywood. I stayed on the third floor with easy access to the backyard pool area, and it was such a relaxing setup. The little patio and pool space are absolutely beautiful -- peaceful, well-kept, and perfect for unwinding. The rooms are spacious, comfortable, and thoughtfully designed, making the whole stay feel warm and inviting. They also offer breakfast, which is such a great bonus, and the manager is truly amazing -- welcoming, attentive, and genuinely caring about guests' experiences. Even though there are much fancier hotels nearby, I would choose this one again in a heartbeat. It feels personal, cozy, and special. I'll absolutely be coming back over and over again.