Good parking security convenient great location complimentary cookies and water fridge nice place…read more$50 deposit check in early guarantee good service Wen u get on elevator hold ur room key on sensor then wait for light to finish and press ur floor Easy to navigate. Everything easy and good. Lowkey worth the price haha

Updated 8/27/2026 So…read moreyou remember how 15 years ago I made that review? So guess where we chose to stay? The Hilton. This time entire communities grew up around it. So we didn't recognize anything. But things remained the same. The same super spacious room! Same friendly staff. We are so totally happy. Will be back again in 15 years. lol.

Very nice hotel. The front staff are professional and friendly. The rooms are bright, cheery, up…read moreto date, and well cared for. The breakfast staffer was friendly and helpful. The price was reasonable. And, lastly, the grounds and parking feel safe. My husband and I have stayed here twice, and I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again in the future.

Lovely hotel! I'd definitely come back if I needed somewhere to stay near family again. Clean,…read morespacious, and friendly staff. Breakfast was the usual you get anywhere else but always a positive note. Thanks!

I came here for a conference in mid-September. I've been here before for all day meetings and…read moreconferences in the past (like 20-15 years ago). Parking was easy enough and it was free, but one warning is to avoid parking under the trees. Whatever is falling from the trees (blossoms, seeds) really sticks to your car and I had to get a car wash afterwards. They served us a continental breakfast mainly consisting of pre-made Danishes, bagels, and some fruit along with coffee and water. The bagels were warm which was surprising, nice touch. For lunch we had a buffet of salad, pasta, and chicken parm and iced tea was added as a drink option. I was hoping they'd at least serve their famous delicious cookies that they're known for, but alas they did not. Instead we got some dry, thin cookies. Photo included. Overall, pretty disappointed in the food. The staff came around to take away our plates. The audio for our speakers also kept going out and everyone had to keep changing mics. The audio system was provided by the hotel. Because the sound was so bad and the A/C was so loud in the back, some audience members asked for the A/C to be turned off which eventually made the whole room stuffy. All in all, not the best experience.

Honestly, this hotel is terrible. The entire property is old, dirty, outdated, and visibly falling…read moreapart. Everything looks neglected, and the furniture is so worn and deteriorated that some of it practically looks like it's rotting. The air conditioning is another ongoing nightmare. In my room, the AC breaker repeatedly tripped, making it nearly impossible to maintain a comfortable temperature. To make matters worse, parking is extremely limited, yet they still have the audacity to charge guests for it. The only redeeming quality of this hotel is its staff, particularly Jason and Kirsten. Both were genuinely courteous, friendly, and accommodating, and they deserve recognition for their excellent customer service despite the condition of the property. Otherwise, this hotel is nothing more than another rundown Hilton franchise that appears to be operated by an owner more interested in collecting revenue than investing in basic maintenance or guest comfort. It's embarrassing that a property in this condition is allowed to operate under the Hilton name. A recognizable brand doesn't make up for a neglected, deteriorating hotel.

The staff was very friendly and helpful. The rooms are very clean and have a large space. Free…read morecontinental breakfast. Close to restaurants, shopping centers, and highways.

Had the weirdest stay in all my life. Per other reviews, checked for bed bugs. None found. 10:45 PM…read moreawoken by phone ringing. Neighbor complaining that we were partying too loud. Keep in mind I was sound asleep. She starts pounding on wall. 11:00 PM phone rings again. Front desk calling with noise complaint. Dude, it's not us! 11:15 PM crazy lady pounding on door. Lady, it's not us. The party is upstairs. The failure here is the front desk clerk not properly investigating the situation. He should have gotten up from his chair and locate the offenders and politely ask them to tone it down!!! So not coming back here. Oh, and check out photo of mysterious stains on curtain next to the bed.

Kind of shocked by the 3.5 star rating for this hotel because I happen to think it's nothing short…read moreof wonderful. Each time I've requested an early check-in, it's been accommodated by very courteous and friendly staff members. The gym is very clean, hotel location itself is safe and prime with several grocery stores and eateries nearby and-- let's not forget my two favorite features-- the heated bidet and Starbucks conveniently located inside. Comfortable, clean and feeds my caffeine addiction. Only thing that would make this hotel a 5-star accommodation would be a Keurig or Nespresso coffee machine in the rooms. Teehee.

This hotel about 30mins drive to Disney, 45mins drive to Santa Monica Pier. It's in a nice…read moreneighborhood. Many restaurants around. Clean. Good maintenance. Small bottles water provided at the front desk (ask as many as you want). Pool and gym available. Parking $20 daily (unlimited entry). We got a 2- Queen room, it was at the corner. Big windows and plenty of space. It has coffee station, fridge, sofa/coffee table and office table. I found it lack of drawers. Only 2 drawers by the door. Shower room is modern. But the water pressure is not as strong as I want it. The staff come every other day to clean. Everyone was nice and friendly. I enjoyed the stay at this hotel.

I just wanted to drop in and say that the customer service is top notch from the overnight from…read moredesk attendant on 08/29/26. After speaking with multiple FDAs that night, he was a joy to work with and very willing to help and do a job compared to the other hotels attendants. Thank you so much for all your help and working with us. You are wonderful.

Before I get into the details of my room, it's worth saying that customer service was excellent. I…read morearrived earlier than expected, so I knew that the chances of getting a room at the time were slim. I told the front desk receptionist that I could work out of the lobby until a room was ready for me. I was probably on my computer for 15 minutes until she alerted me that she was able to offer a room for me. She first asked if a room with double beds was sufficient, which was totally fine by me, but she ended up doing me a solid by getting a king bed for my stay. Admittedly my room felt dated. It looked like it was straight out of the 70s - from the carpet pattern to wall paper to orange/brown color palette. It even smelled old and musty, so I had to turn on the AC to get some ventilation. My room did have a balcony, and I would've loved to have kept the screen door open to get fresh air, but I didn't want these giant bugs hanging out on my screen door find their way inside. The bathroom had the bare minimum. Lastly, I had the worst sleep. I kept tossing and turning because of the pillows.

Friday night and the place is bustling. People walking about, guests with noisy kids waiting to…read morecheck in, two people holding everyone else up, and a crazy person that the cops had to be called on. Welcome to the Holiday Inn! Such a busy hotel should've had more than just one person working the front desk. The guy was friendly and helpful, but waiting in line took way too long and there were many people queued behind us. Things were better once the wife and I made it to our room. We had a king suite that was large and quite comfortable. There was a sofa and table, armchair, long desk, two TVs, good sized fridge that got really cold, microwave, coffee maker, safe, and more. The bed was comfortable and the blackout curtains worked well. We heard some noise through the wall but it wasn't excessive. The free WiFi was fast enough for streaming. Lots of power outlets and USB charging ports. The bathroom was less nice. Water easily got on the floor and counter when showering and using the sink, respectively, and the low-flow shower wasn't enjoyable to use. Parking is free. The hotel decor is refined and the elevators arrive quickly. Amenities include self-service laundry, a pool and spa, and a fitness center. No free breakfast, but inside the hotel is an upscale Chinese restaurant that also serves American fare. The fitness center has several cardio machines, a weight machine, and free weights up to 50 lbs. Some of the equipment needs maintenance. For instance, the weight bench was noticeably wobbly with some loose bolts, which is an accident waiting to happen (I did inform the front desk). Our stay was covered by our free night from our IHG credit card. Overall, this place has more positives than negatives and I can see myself staying here again. Hopefully some of the minor nuisances and safety issues will be addressed by then.

I attended a banquet at the Holiday Inn in El Monte. Since the event had not started yet, several…read moremembers of our group, including some elderly guests, sat in the restaurant lobby while we waited. Unfortunately, we were treated very poorly by a member of the security staff. He informed us that the lobby was not associated with the restaurant and that we were not allowed to remain there. I understand that the hotel may have policies regarding the use of the lobby, and I respect those rules. However, what was disappointing was the way the message was delivered. The security staff spoke to us in a harsh and unwelcoming tone, making us feel as though we were an inconvenience rather than potential guests. Hospitality is not only about enforcing policies--it is also about treating people with courtesy and respect. When your guests include elderly individuals, a little patience and kindness can make a significant difference. There are many professional and respectful ways to explain hotel policies without making people feel unwelcome. I hope hotel management will provide additional customer service training to its security staff so that future visitors receive the level of hospitality that guests should reasonably expect from a hotel.

4.6/5 -- Apparently I Came to Montebello to Sleep, Eat Waffles and Consider Golf…read more Home2 Suites by Hilton -- Montebello, CA Stay: 9/8/26-9/10/26 This was easily the best hotel I stayed at during my Greater LA trip, which surprised me because I arrived expecting "perfectly functional Hilton." Instead, Home2 Suites apparently decided to operate a small republic of comfort next to a golf course. First, the place understands both introverts and extroverts. You can self-check-in and reach your room with minimal human ceremony, or deal with the friendly staff if you actually enjoy speaking to mammals. The lobby is modern, clean and relaxed without looking like somebody hired an interior designer specifically to intimidate people wearing shorts. Across the street is a pond, palm trees, the Montebello golf course and driving range. If you can get a room facing that direction, DO IT. My window view looked like Southern California had briefly cleaned itself up for a brochure. After temperatures hit roughly 104°F, the complimentary shaded underground parking also became less an amenity and more a humanitarian service. My room was huge, clean and unusually comfortable, with a kitchenette, sink, microwave, genuinely large refrigerator and plenty of living space. The bathroom has a sexy minimalist thing going on, with a roomy glass shower. The bed and pillows? Dangerous. I checked in around 3 PM, got comfortable, started watching TV, skipped dinner entirely and eventually fell asleep around 11:30. I had apparently ceased being a tourist and become a house cat. The TV also allows access to streaming options including YouTube, Apple TV and Max-type apps, although the regular television channel selection is fairly basic. Then breakfast happened. Breakfast runs 6-9 AM, criminal hours for civilization, but this was easily the strongest hotel breakfast of my Southern California trip. Eggs, sausage patties, potatoes, pretzel-style breakfast buns, pastries, bagels, cereals, cheeses including Swiss, Pepper Jack and cheddar, yogurt, fruit cups, oatmeal and a small botanical garden of oatmeal toppings: granola, dried banana, cranberries, brown sugar, almonds and coconut. The oatmeal itself deserves recognition because it remained oatmeal rather than hardening into municipal infrastructure. Then there are the waffles. You can construct your own, and apparently surrender all remaining nutritional dignity by applying chocolate chips and red-white-blue sprinkles until breakfast resembles an elementary-school election celebration. Fresh fruit toppings/compotes were available too. Coffee was strong and hot; juices included apple, orange and strawberry-kiwi. I also appreciated seeing both regular milk and oat milk. The breakfast room is attractive and comfortably seats a decent crowd, although mornings can become LOUD. Apparently several guests awaken at 6:30 AM already possessing complete conversational agendas. The gym is legitimately useful rather than the usual hotel punishment chamber containing one treadmill and a dumbbell somebody stole from physical therapy. There are multiple cardio machines, weight equipment and dumbbells reaching about 75 pounds. Very clean and nicely arranged. The indoor pool area was clean, although visually I found the pool itself rather dainty and uncharming. It exists. It contains water. Congress need not investigate further. Now for the deductions. The walls are thin. One neighbor's phone alarm went off around 5 AM. Another apparently believed television should continue into the wee hours. On the opposite side, somebody snored like an overfed cow negotiating a mortgage. One night around 3 AM I also caught the smell of marijuana from outside. That happened only once, but congratulations to the nocturnal skunk delegation. The shower was the other weakness. Water pressure was maybe 6/10, and after roughly ten minutes the floor began backing up because the drain moved with the urgency of California freeway construction. It took around 15 minutes afterward to clear. Yet despite these quirks, I couldn't punish the hotel much. The room was too spacious, the bed too comfortable, breakfast too good, parking too useful, gym too competent and that golf-course view too peaceful. So mathematically I land around 4.6/5, which I'm happily rounding to 5 stars. I would absolutely stay here again. Next time I'm bringing golf clubs because staring at the Montebello course and driving range from my room without playing it started feeling like unfinished business. Home2 Suites Montebello wasn't perfect. It was better than that: comfortable, useful, occasionally ridiculous, surprisingly peaceful and the kind of place that made leaving feel mildly inconvenient. Thanks for a great stay.

My family and I stayed at Home2 Suites by Hilton LA Montebello for 3 days while we were visiting…read moreSoCal. Our stay landed us on the 6th floor with quite a view. Our room faced the rear of the hotel overlooking the golf course and consisted of the beautiful lake. The room was spacious and clean, and fully equipped with things that make you feel like you're at home: plates, cups, bowls, utensils, + a full sized fridge. Bonus points because complimentary breakfast is offered daily. Hours of operation M-Fri are from 6am-9am. Weekend hours are from 7am-10am. This is absolutely THE BEST complimentary breakfast spread I have ever had the pleasure of taking part in. Granted, most places I've stayed @ doesn't offer this. Here you will find a waffle station with all of the toppings you could imagine, eggs, ham, sausage patties, assortment of cereals, yogurt, fruit cups, and fresh fruit. While I am not sure how great the options are for a vegetarian standpoint but I did notice meatless patties. My complaints: 1)The lighting within the room are positioned horribly. Whether you decide to use the restroom light or the ones located in the dining|kitchen area as a nightlight, they are both extremely bright making it difficult to sleep. My toddler and I struggled to sleep soundly due to us being sensitive sleepers. 2)Someone triggered the fire alarm during our stay. Walking down 6 flights of stairs with a toddler is already tough but adding in groups and groups of other patrons caused for more traffic than I was ready for. Once we made it back to the lobby we were told it was a false alarm. **insert EYE ROLLS emoji** 4 stars overall. Our stay was comfortable and parking was never an issue. Home2 Suites by Hilton LA Montebello comes recommended. I'd stay here again but would probably bring eye masks for myself and my toddler.

Affordable relative to the area. Stereotypical rude owners of a certain demographic. Other guests…read moreseemed decent and the rooms cleanliness was satisfactory.

We decided to take our chances with this unrated inn during our 5 day stay in Los Angeles…read more Pros Relatively cheap ($85/night) Clean and modern room. The bathroom is pretty big for an Inn. Excellent location if you're into Asian cuisine/groceries/stores. Just take a look at the huge number of stores within walking distance. Cons WiFi is TERRIBLE. Better hope you have a good data plan if you plan on staying plugged into your social media, because you're going to get dropped WiFi connections every 5 minutes. Pillows were a bit too hard for me, but I might be spoiled by the ones I have at home as other people in our group didn't seem to have a problem. No amenities. Overall experience: Pretty good value for its cost, would stay here again if we come back to Chinatown in the future. The biggest plus to this inn is its fantastic location. The bad WiFi and lack of amenities loses a star.