Definitely make sure I was taken care of. It was clean. They did not automatically have housekeeping come in every day so I had to request new hotels of water bottles. But they were promptly provided by the kind staff. My room got a bit warm and I couldn't find the thermostat so had to open the window. But it was very comfortable otherwise and pretty. read more

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Decided to stay at the hotel but I was a little nervous because after I booked I read more reviews and realized I might be taking a gamble, so here's my experience. I was sent an email from the hotel about pre-checkin, a process that supposedly would streamline the checkin process by only needing to show my ID to get my room key after entering all my info online to include credit card for incidentals. The staff were really friendly upon checkin but it was a waste of time doing the "online checkin" because I did the same process I did at home all over again. Like I mentioned, great staff. The room was really stuffy and the AC barely worked and was more like a fan shooting out humid air so our windows had to stay open to the noise outside. Also, getting the AC to work I felt like I was solving escape room puzzles. The batteries to the AC remote were in backwards so I figured out quickly why they weren't working. Then after almost 20min of frustration I realized the AC unit still would not turn on because the switch to power it was almost to the ceiling next to it where I had to stand on a chair to reach it. After it turned on it was better than how hot the room was but we soon realized it wouldn't actually cool the room. The last issue is why I'm not staying there again. While getting ready to check out we saw a huge roach in the shower. If I saw it before we went to bed the night before I would not have been able to sleep comfortably so I'm glad it happened on the way out but needless to say I wont chance that happening again. Decided to stay at the hotel but I was a little nervous because after I booked I read more reviews and realized I might be taking a gamble, so here's my experience. I was sent an email from the hotel about pre-checkin, a process that supposedly would streamline the checkin process by only needing to show my ID to get my room key after entering all my info online to include credit card for incidentals. The staff were really friendly upon checkin but it was a waste of time doing the "online checkin" because I did the same process I did at home all over again. Like I mentioned, great staff. The room was really stuffy and the AC barely worked and was more like a fan shooting out humid air so our windows had to stay open to the noise outside. Also, getting the AC to work I felt like I was solving escape room puzzles. The batteries to the AC remote were in backwards so I figured out quickly why they weren't working. Then after almost 20min of frustration I realized the AC unit still would not turn on because the switch to power it was almost to the ceiling next to it where I had to stand on a chair to reach it. After it turned on it was better than how hot the room was but we soon realized it wouldn't actually cool the room. The last issue is why I'm not staying there again. While getting ready to check out we saw a huge roach in the shower. If I saw it before we went to bed the night before I would not have been able to sleep comfortably so I'm glad it happened on the way out but needless to say I wont chance that happening again. read more

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The best parts are location and staff members. Room is just ok .. floor broken and view of some pipes. See pics. There was a loud humming noise in the night. Not sure from where either those pipes or AC. Breakfast is enough but nothing extraordinary'. Internet is decent and it is near to major key places. read more

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We stayed here for a Laker's game a few Saturdays ago. We're local to DTLA, but needed a parents' night out, so booked a hotel and made a night of it. I booked in advance on Hotwire for $210 after taxes and fees. Disclaimer - DTLA isn't our vibe lol. It's filthy, riddled with transients, smells bad, and is just gross lol. So whenever we stay in DTLA, I try to not be too judgy of hotels because I know what to expect of a DTLA hotel. This one missed the mark at the price point. There's no parking. The overnight garage attached to the hotel is $30-35/night without in/out privileges. Only cards accepted. The garage has no relationship with the hotel. It's conveniently attached, forcing you to only walk maybe 20 feet from exit to hotel door, but it's gnarly. I've never seen a nastier garage elevator in my life lol. Smelled like pee and had gum stuck to the walls everywhere. Our luxury SUV was ok overnight, so that's what matters I guess. Facing the hotel door from the street, to the left is a bar and to the right is the hotel's bar and restaurant. The latter didn't appear to open at all during our stay, which I thought weird for a Saturday in the middle of spring break month. It looked pretty inside the bar. The lobby was nothing to write home about. There's also a sign on the front door that key cards are needed after midnight, but that wasn't true. We called for door dash for a 2:30am delivery and the driver walked right into the front lobby lol. You do need to swipe your card to make the elevators inside work, so that's good. The hallways made the place seem promising because they were well lit and clean. I couldn't hear much sound coming from the rooms. We ended up having a corner building room on the 4th floor. One window looked down into the alley and the other was flush with the apartments next door. The bathroom seemed dingy. It had a walk in shower, bowl sink, and floating toilet. The sink didn't drain well and that always grosses me out. The button to flush the toilet was odd to figure out at first. Hated that the room was so small and the bathroom didn't have a fan or normal door. It had a sliding tinted glass door instead of a normal one. The room itself was a lot smaller than I expected. The bed was only a queen. The wall was cute, but the decor was super cheap. While it looked modern and unique from afar, I touched one of the hanging light covers and it was literally made of paper lol. It was SO LOUD at night. Hence the late night pizza order because we were still awake. The bar next to the hotel was non-stop chaos until 3am or later. Just not impressed when comparing this spot to other DTLA spots we've stayed in the same price point. They did have free breakfast though, so that was nice. Just a bunch of carbs though lol. read more

Clean rooms, nobody bothers you, quiet. Although my neighbors might not be able to say the same

This hotel is nothing like it looks on their website . The only reason I'm giving it a one cause the guy at the desk was really Nice and helpful read more

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Super small rooms but not a big deal if you aren't going for a hotel experience. We weren't there most of the time so it didn't particularly matter. Our window was looking into a wall. Didn't matter made us laugh though. It was cute, the workers were super nice! Pretty clean read more

While I realize it's totally my fault that I had left something in the room I'm shocked that my item was gone when I called a short time later to see if I would be able to come back and pick it up. Not only gone, but the packaging was still in the room but nothing inside. It was reported to the front desk that the item was in the trash. Impossible since it was a poster tube with a poster inside and I had used the tiny trash can in the room for actual trash and there was no room to even have it stick out of the bin. So they found the tube with nothing in it? They have a thief on their hands. Beware all. read more

The O hotel is klutch (exactly what you need, exactly when you need it). It features a fantastic location in the heart of downtown LA, with a casual stylish atmosphere and exceptional customer service. I arrived EARLY after taking the overnight Amtrak train from Tucson. A quick Uber ride took me to the hotel where I was greeted by the front desk staff. It is an appreciated security protocol that you need to scan a room key to enter between 12am-6am. I made myself comfy in the lobby until the free continental breakfast opened at 6:30am, with much needed caffeine and solid options to suit my plant-based diet. I instantly realized that this hotel attracts a wide variety of travelers from around the world and enjoyed conversations with guests from Australia, Sri Lanka and all over the USA. There are a few casual multi-purpose spaces which served me well during this visit, offering me a quiet space to work, read and meet with colleagues. It is also walking distance from my company's office, the subway and several other hotel and restaurant venues that we visited during our stay in LA. (Oh and the 460 bus to Disneyland even picks up right around the corner!) The general manager Sy is an absolute gem! Personable and attentive, he really made our group feel welcome and was available for anything we needed. Top notch customer service which extends to the rest of the staff. I had the most beautiful room with so many thoughtful touches! Clean and comfortable with cool artwork, a big window that actually opens, a Nespresso machine (that I never used because the coffee in the breakfast room was so good & convenient), iphone docking station/speaker, mood lighting, a mini-fridge (perfect for keeping a few vegan snacks and drinks handy), a great workstation with reliable internet, sustainable and gender-neutral bath products and a super comfy bed! This hotel honestly felt like a home away from home and allowed me the ease and flexibility I needed to thrive during my busy and fun trip to LA! I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend to anyone looking to have their expectations exceeded for a boutique 3-star hotel experience. read more

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I was looking for a place to stay as I was in town for a Dodger game. This place was half the price of other hotels in Downtown Los Angeles. Very comfortable room, nice check-in, good neighborhood. My only complaints: the folks above us were a bit noisy, and the bar was closed... and it looks really cool! read more

O Hotel - The hallway! - Hotels Near Me - Los Angeles, California

"I had an outstanding experience with Enrique and Sarah! Both of them provided top-notch service with such a positive attitude and attention to detail. They truly went above and beyond to make sure everything was perfect. Amazing people who genuinely care about their work and the customer experience. Highly recommend you visit O Hotel!!. read more

This place is good for so many things: -Great location, proximity to so many places. -Decent price for the room. -Super clean rooms and bathrooms. -Sweet and helpful staff There's a paid parking lot right next to this hotel so that makes parking easy too. I cant really think of any cons. Would love to stay here again whenever I am in LA again. read more

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I give this hotel 3.5 stars. There are several detailed reviews on yelp already so I'll just give you my highlights. Pros Location: In just 8-10 minutes you can walk to quite a few places. I came for an event at Crypto Arena but also walked to a huge shopping center with a Target and Nordstrom Rack. There's a Subway on the corner that stays open late for inexpensive dining and Bottega Louie if you really want to splurge and class it up! Best aspect of the hotel is location! Customer Service: Excellent all across the board! Housekeeping: I was pleasantly surprised to see housekeeping and supervisors on the floor daily. They did a full refresh of my room as soon as I flipped the card over. They wasted no time. Room: Spacious. Almost everything you need. Really enjoyed the robe. Cons Room: Fridge didn't work and there is no microwave in the whole building. Pretty silly to have one and not the other. Also the Bath Towels were tiny and scratchy. Smell: Hated the spa scent that greets you at the front door. Felt like walking in a bamboo forest. I did get used to it somewhat after 24 hours. Paper Thin Walls: I believe there was a kid staying above me jumping on and off the bed for hours. It drove me up the wall. Thank God I brought headphones which provided some relief. If I never return to O hotel this 100% would be my reason why. If I do, I'm asking for a room on the top floor. read more

I had to leave a review for this lovely little gem of a hotel. I ended up in LA on a Friday night without a single idea of where to stay. After a long day, I booked the O Hotel super last minute. The front desk clerk Jesus was AMAZING! He could obviously tell that I had just had "one of those days" and he was ever courteous and pleasant. He checked me in and offered me a few extras (bottle opener, cork screw, toiletries, etc.) to make my stay more comfortable. He even went the extra mile to help me with a billing issue. The accomodations were decent. You get what you pay for, definitely not The Ritz but not bad. I also ran into Chef Marco Spaziani from Below Deck Sailing who has a restaurant in the lobby!! A very cool unexpected night. read more

Phones are down. Seems like they could have informed me of that two hours ago when I checked in. Internet also not working. The safe is in a cabinet about 15" off the ground, behind the bedside table. Instructions on the safe are so small, you need a microscope to read them. Pod style coffee maker has no directions and it needs them. Not worth $186 per night plus tax and fees. read more

The worst hotel I've stayed at. The only reason it has a one star was because the over night staff assisted in finding me a new room at 1:30 am. The look of the hotel is far from what is perceived online. The rooms don't match up to the photos the business posted. Check in process was easy . No hassle . Once I walked into my room it was a bit creepy. The rooms are probably smaller than an inmates cell. The window was a view of a brick wall. I was placed in a room that was near a club. I did not see any type of advertisement stating a club or late night DJ.. I was unable to sleep due to the loud noise of a club . I called the front desk to ask how long was it going to go on for & the desk assistant said until 2am. It was only midnight. I had no sleep in the past 48 hrs due to work & traveling. I was tired! & the fact that no matter how exhausted I was, I was unable to knock out because of the club music rattling my windows & I was able to clearly hear the song they were playing. I requested for a room change as I needed to be up at 7am for a work event. The front desk was helpful & switched me into a king bed unit. It is smaller but at this point , I didn't care, I just wanted some sleep. I switched rooms & upon entering there was only 1 pillow on the bed. I requested for 2 more and once I received them, they were stained. I was still unable to sleep and only got about 2 hours of sleep because I had an uncomfortable feeling the bed was dirty. I slept with no blankets just because I didn't want to complain again. The next day, I used the shower & the water wasn't releasing out of the shower head. It was only releasing from the handheld. I didn't complain because I did not have any more energy to speak up . I left early for work. I thought to myself, housekeeping will come & clean the room & I'll just throw all the stained blankets & towels into a pile & they'll just take the dirty & replace it with clean. I was wrong. I returned after being out all day for work. I entered my room and long in behold it was exactly how I left it in the morning. The front desk fails to tell you, you need a hang tag requesting for the room to be service. At this point I complained to the front & asked for all new clean linen. If you want something done right, unfortunately you have to do it yourself. I received a different set of linen & I changed it myself. The number to call the spa is no longer the number in all the brochures or flyers around the hotel. I wanted to reserve an appointment but they weren't open. They're schedule is different online than what's listed on the brochures. I will not be returning to this "hotel & spa." Very upset with the amount I spent for the room reserved read more

O Hotel - Stained pillows with no pillow cases . - Hotels Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Stayed here as the hotel I usually use (Sheraton) was booked out because of the all star game. It looks okay on the surface - but that is really where things sorta end. First the positives: The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. The high speed internet did work - and was good enough to both work and stream. The bathroom was just roomy enough for me. The staff was friendly, even though I was occasionally grumpy about some of the below. Now the rest. The rooms are equipped with "Samsung Smart TVs" - but they are outdated, and not connected to the internet. So basically just a regular TV. You cannot stream to the TV nor is there access to any third party services (which is somewhat inferred if you say its a Smart TV). You do have access to a nice Nepresso Machine - but there is literally no where close to where the machine is to plug it in - I had to move it to the closet to use it. You do get bottles of water in the fridge - but only two, and housekeeping doesn't restock when they service the room. The towels are super scratchy - honestly I've had better towels at the Motel 6. You get charged a $20 daily service charge - however be aware that some of the items it includes are no longer available and the price is still the same. No access to Gold's Gym, No newspapers available. They do have an onsite gym, but the treadmill was not working appropriately and I didn't feel safe using it. Continental Breakfast is provided - but get there early. Options are very limited - Bread, boiled eggs, and various fruits. I did go down to their bar (Burrow LA) in the basement - and the sign said happy hours was $3 off all food. I mentioned that to the bartender he responded "not on sandwiches." I indicated that a sandwich IS FOOD, and he sort of rolled his eyes and begrudgingly gave me the discount promised. (I mean the discount always goes towards tip anyway...but whatever). I noted that even after that - the sign never got changed and still indicated $3 off all Food. I will say - the smoked duck sandwich was amazing. I do wish that there was some sort of side option for the price - or even a la cart, but nothing was on the menu. All in all - if I HAD to stay here again, because nothing else is available, I would. But very begrudgingly since my office is in the BLOC. If you go with the above caveats and adjust your expectations - you should have a decent stay. read more

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Good value and reasonably priced for L.A. Continental breakfast is included. Right across the street from a 24hr 7-11. Location is prime downtown L. A., so use caution to avoid persons sitting on the ground when taking a walk away from the hotel. Recently renovated rooms very clean, comfortable. Newer bathrooms, refrigerator, and strong overhead air conditioning with remote control. 5th floor we stayed on has large clean king beds and privacy. Parking garage next door the 5th floor rooms face the wall of. Would recommend if you need a few days in downtown L. A. that is strong on the basics and location without being overpriced and yet is still a good-looking updated hotel. read more

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Awesome place to have a drink and enjoy the nice people who work there. Great food and prices. Thank you again, Sarah.

There's not much positive to say about this hotel, but I will say they got extremely lucky with their location. Pros: - Walking distance near The Bloc and Exchange LA. - Front desk employees were kind when I interacted with them. Cons: - Dirty. Blood on bedsheets and found hair not completely washed inside shower. Not acceptable to any cleaning standards. - Practically nothing to do inside hotel, no space (just a bed and shower) and no view whatsoever. - Employees are nice, but manager is inattentive. He never contacted me regarding the blood stain issue even though I followed up personally in my spare time via call and email as well as filed a complaint with the front desk the day I checked out. At the end of the day, you're paying a luxury price to stay somewhere slightly nicer than a motel and primarily the location. You may have a better experience than me staying here, but I know I won't be a repeat customer at the O Hotel line. read more

O Hotel - Blood and dirt on bed - Hotels Near Me - Los Angeles, California

whoever answered the phone was incredibly rude and unhelpful. I am at a hotel near by and was interested in a future stay with them. the condescending attitude and being told I was lying had me speechless. read more

Not too bad. It's conveniently located to lots of restaurants, metro subway, grocery stores and Macys plaza in downtown LA. Hotel is clean and nicely scented! Also No resort fee/ destination charge which is common for most hotels in downtown LA. Flip side of staying here is that No microwave in the room, No laundry room, No gym and No swimming pool. There is also a $100 deposit required at check in! Also TV has limited channels. read more

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Friendly and accommodating staff! (Special Shoutout to Ilene and Sy!) Nice comfy king bed, but the room itself was quite small. Outlets need updating to include usb ports. We looked forward to having a few drinks in the downstairs bar before our evening event but during our entire stay it never opened . Tried to have dinner at the Loft right next door unfortunately the sign on the door said, " Temporarily closed until further notice ". Area isn't the best but the security measures the O Hotel has implemented for their guests, made us feel very safe. All in all, our stay was still enjoyable, especially due to the friendly staff!! An added bonus is that it's walking distance to a few nice restaurants as well as, the Crypto arena. We plan to stay there again soon. Hopefully, the bar and restaurant will be open! read more

Don't stay here. Feel free to check out the video Walk through I posted here as well. This hotel is a total online catfish. There's a parking garage right next to the hotel and they're not affiliated - but it's your ONLY option to park that's literally right next to the hotel. It's 25 to park overnight. If you want the ins and outs privilege you need to go up to the employees to pay for the $30 ins and out overnight parking privilege. The ins and out parking fee is not an option to pay for when you're trying to leave the garage. So you HAVE to go to the attendant. They only take card, and also charge a dollar fee so you'll spend $31 bucks for the overnight with unlimited ins and out parking each day you stay. Showed up at 3:45 to the hotel lobby. There's a salon in the hotel and bar so once you walk in there's a strong smell of incense and oils. Those sensitive to smells be aware it's potent. There was no one at the front desk for about 20 mins so we stood there waiting. Once a front desk assistant arrives proceeds to inform us on top of the hotel fees there's a $20 service fee that is charged per day for your stay. I've attached a photo of the "included" things that come with the service fee. They try to amp the fact that you get free arrowhead water bottles in ur room, along with Wi-Fi, and breakfast 630-10:30. I brought up the fact that booking.com said there's open free parking for ppl who stay at the hotel and the employee said oh yea I know I seen that before too!! - but sorry we don't have a parking lot or provide free parking. So hotels totally aware of the misleading information of the "free parking" check ins at 3pm - we showed at 345pm for a hotel we pre booked 6 months ahead - and the hotel attendant proceeds to tell me our room isn't ready and we will need to wait 20 mins. Also, $200 holding deposit on top of it all. We proceed to sit in the lobby, for TWO HOURS. Exhausted, stuck with nothing we could do - finally got our room key. there's only one elevator and 5 floors so you need to wait a long time for the elevator to show so you can get to your room. Got to our room, located on the fourth floor. Right next to the elevator. The hallways are very narrow. No airflow or internal air condition in the hallways, leaving it hot musty and humid feeling. Walk in to our room and the room smells of Bleach. There's a slide window you can open which we did in attempt to air out the Clorox chemical smell. Right when I walk over to the window across the way is another building of windows, which seemed to be a bunch of condos. In the mid moment of opening the window to air out our room - see a man across from us fully naked with his windows facing us. Immediately closed the curtain horrified. The room is as super muggy/humid like the hallway on top of the Clorox smell. Proceed to look for the ac that it says the room has to cool the room down - Low and behold, remote controlled ac that somewhat made the room temp change but not effective. It was really weak, so the room itself was anxiety in a box. Super tiny room about 10x10 If that, and twin sized beds. Since we didn't want to open the window stuck with the little bit of lights we had in the room. The bathroom has zero counter space so I had to do my makeup on the floor in the hallway of the room where there was a nice huge body mirror. The bathrooms tiny, no air vent at all so it gets musty/humid quick. It has a large glass see through sliding door with huge gaps so your buddys can see you dook and shower. The shower has a hand held shower head and the main one. The main one has weak water pressure and doesn't adjust so you're basically forced to switch to the skinny hand held one to wash up. You cant control the stream, other than the tempo and it's very strong/aggressive. But all you have to work with. You need to keep a towel outside of the shower while you do so because all the water that doesn't go down the drain gets all over the bathroom floor because there's a huge gap under the shower sliding glass doors. The beds were rock hard with a pillow top cushion on top. Watch your step as there's human feces all around the streets. Plenty of eating spots and cool to walk during the day if you don't mind passing crazies. Def don't recommend going outside late night. They do have security standing outside the door of the hotel at night, and it requires your key card to get into the hotel after 9pm. To go up (and sometimes down) in the elevator you need to scan ur key card. The "breakfast " included in the service fees is nothing compared to the budget hotels continental breakfasts. At least with my stay this weekend, it was an awkward long hallway located on the second floor, a room behind a curtain with a long table, ppl sitting at one end eating together and at the other edge of the table a toaster, bagels, 3 cereals, bananas, apples, tea, coffee, and orange juice. no warm hot breakfast food, just bagels. read more

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The falsely claim their bed sizes are standard when they are not only much smaller but extremely uncomfortable

I love it here!! This hotel is definitely a hidden gem downtown LA. The hotel staff is amazing specially Raul, he's such a great front desk clerk, great personality and he made us feel very welcomed and at home. My daughter and I flew in from Las Vegas for an event and it's such a great experience to feel safe and comfortable in the hotel. There is an early check in fee of $50 before 1pm since check in time is at 3pm. There's also a fee of $150 which is refundable once you check out. You can walk to a nearby plaza where they have several stores such as Target, Sephora, Walgreens and more. The hotel has an in house restaurant that's very hip and classy. The hotel and restaurant staff are cool and we will definitely come back to this hotel when we come back yo visit LA. read more

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1 Star is far to generous. From the sandpaper towels to the ability to hear people right outside your door, O Hotel is a must see if you want Red Roof in at lux pricing. $250+ for one night is clearly all owner profits as one person is working the desk at anytime of day and maids having no cleaning baseline to follow. I'd clean the same way if I was paid poorly. The view is to die for and the smell is exactly what you want in a gym locker room. Book today for a less than pleasant stay. At least a Red Roof Inn is spacious. Oh and there's no A/C control. read more

O Hotel - What even is this view. I get city living but cmon... - Hotels Near Me - Los Angeles, California

This hotel was good value for money, and the staff were incredibly helpful and welcoming. While I was staying there the staff could not have been nicer. While I walked down the corridor to my room the cleaning staff would smile and ask if I needed anything and were genuinely welcoming. The guard at the front door Alfredo is very helpful with giving directions and just again friendly and welcoming. The front desk staff were the same, very hospitable. I stayed there for for five nights and I believe I got a good idea of how this hotel is run. The rooms are a little small and the bathroom door is a frosted glass sliding door, keep that in mind as it might not be suitable for everyone. read more

This hotel is located in downtown LA. There was a I hop across the street which was convenient because the free breakfast that they offered was not all that great. They charge a fee of $15 per day :( on top of the room rate. They don't have parking at the hotel and you have to park at the lot next door which charges $30 per day :(. Bathroom had a sliding door which didn't offer much privacy. They did give you 2 free bottled waters in your room. read more

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Stayed here from late March- beginning of April and it was a lovely little hotel. Room was a little small but it was cozy, clean and comfortable. read more

NIGHTMARE OF A HOTEL AND I HAVEN'T EVEN STAYED THERE YET! I booked this hotel for Feb 2024 though booking.com with the "pay at hotel" option. This hotel ran my card fully for the entire stay in November and never notified booking.com. Because of this Booking.com couldn't cancel the reservation and give me a refund bc they see no money was exchanged on their end. When speaking to the O hotel staff, all very rude, especially the hotel manager Sy, I was told none of them can process refunds that Booking.com would need to. This lead to a three day back and fourth where booking tried to reach this hotel via phone and email three times, to no responses. Today I spoke to Sy, the rudest hotel manager I've ever dealt with, who the very first thing he says when I'm explaining the situation is "Stop talking I don't want to listen to this." and he kept telling me to shut my mouth and just let him speak. I asked him who should I call or talk to to air grievances about this situation and he said "not him" and then at the end of the call he loosely threatened me saying "he believes in karma and I'll get what I deserve" if I complained to corporate. Bring it on Sy. lol. Anyway, do not book this hotel. Do not stay in this hotel. If you are curious about how bad this hotel is just call up the front desk and you'll see... I still haven't gotten a refund through O Hotel and I have now had to go to my bank to refute the charges. I have also filed a fraud complaint against the company and will also be writing a BBB review. If this is the shady practices they do before the stay, I cannot imagine how bad the actual hotel must be. UPDATE: My bank notified me that this hotel has tried to recharge me for the stay FOUR times totaling $1600. This is fraud! read more

Not with it at all. $15/night additional fee for some list of supposed amenities on a sign at the front desk. And, that does not include the parking...which, they do not have at the hotel. They suggest parking next door, which is the nearest parking garage, for $25/night. Beyond this, the room was sub-par...expected it to be small but, did not expect stains on the sheets, hair (possibly maid's?) and dinged up furniture throughout. Their finishes make the pictures look like it's modern/cool looking spot...but, that doesn't apply, close up. Weak continental breakfast offered. One redemptive quality was that I was able to check in quite late and despite how late it was the night clerk was willing to let me have a look at another room (which was just as poor quality as the first). Location is convenient for downtown events...but, I wouldn't stay again. read more

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Nice little boutique hotel walking distance to the Pantry and Staples Center. Beautiful decor. The rooms are a tad small but have all the necessities. The doors can use some insulating or weather stripping as you can other visitors through their door. Front desk was helpful and the night security guard was very watchful. They have a spa and restaurant, however we didn't try either. I liked that you needed your room key to get into the hotel and take the elevator up. A nice little hotel worth staying at. read more

Stay was so great until the rude Mexican woman who cleaned after us in the cafeteria yelled at me For trying to open the fridge. Hire new help. She spoke to me like I was stealing (my Friend told me there was yogurt down there and I didn't see any so I checked there.) Totally a judgemental shrewd. read more

So actually stayed here twice. Just recently for the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame Induction - 10 min walk to Microsoft theatre! Last time was 5 years ago. Rooms are small but well situated. I had a comfy queen bed. Enough room for my suitcase. A long table to throw my stuff on. They have a new Nespresso which was good to have. I didn't notice that last time. There are 2 water bottles provides as well. There is a refrigeration and a safe in the room. There is a robe too! Iron and ironing board with the robe in this little alcove with hangers so no "closet". Small bathroom but work just fine. They have Bee Kind products. The shampoo, conditioner and body wash gel are in bottles attached to the wall of the shower. No bath tub, standing shower. Pressure was good for me. I have long hair needing to get conditioner out in decent time. There was no hair dryer in my room though! Towels were decent. Funny is each was different, some were thicker, some were scratchier. I like there were plenty of light fixtures. They offer a continental breakfast buffet. Fruit, bagels, pastries, boiled egg, OJ, coffee and tea. There is a restaurant in the hotel which served great food that we had for dinner one night. There is also bar restaurant downstairs but we didn't try. Staff were nice and very helpful. People have commented on a scent when you enter and yes it is bit overpowering so wary for the scent-sensitive. Location was good except not much was open late at night except for the 7 eleven across the street. There is a IHOP but was closed by midnight. There is a parking garage next door. I don't think it's affiliated with the hotel. Overall great stay!! read more

I enjoyed my time here for a number of reasons. Before I count the ways let me inform you of a few tricks on getting here. O Hotel is hidden, so you can easily drive pass it if you're not keeping an eye out. Because it's located on a Flower Street (a one way street in Downtown, L.A.) if you end up at Olympic or the STAPLES center, you've gone too far. But, because everything is located at walking distance (eateries, more bars, LA Live, the Pantry, etc.) you can park anywhere and walk over to the O-Hotel. If you were a hotel guest like myself, I recommend driving back around and find the parking structure immediately next to the O-Hotel. There you go, my quick "how to get there" guide. Onto the hotel... The hotel staff, including registration and the kitchen, were professional and accommodating. I hosted my 30th birthday here and it's a great venue for a small group of friends. Keep in mind I said professional and accommodating, so the more prepared you are, the more accommodating the hotel will be. The dinner was amazing. We started off with appetizers: Potato Croquette`s choriz with manchego cheese (my friend describes them as "fancy hushpuppies), Wagyu Sliders shallot confit, bacon, provolone cheese (he also called these "fancy, mini, sirloin burgers"), Eggplant Caponata goat cheese, toasted bread (which my best friend highly recommended alas I did not try) and Mexican Shrimp salsa verde, jalapeno. All of these small bites appealed to the taste buds of my hungry friends. But wait, there's more! My friends also ordered dinner plates of Ahi tuna, sirloin steak, O-hotel special burger, truffled mac and cheese, gnocchi...and I can go on and on, but as simple and small as the hotel menu is, not one of my guests complained about their dish. Even the most quiet of my guests described her Wild Arugula Salad as the perfect blend of sweet and sour. My guests and I sat in the mezzanine area, and although a charity event took place downstairs the same night, the hotel hostess, the waitress, and the staff (seriously, bless their hearts) were quite helpful to make sure our drinks were full, our meals were out in a timely fashion, and even brought out an extra table with plates and forks for a birthday cake my friend made for me. Then, off to my hotel room. Small, chic, interesting bathroom, but comfortable. Granted, yes, my room also had a window that faced a brick wall, but it was still nice having a window. When I wasn't quite ready to leave by check-out time, I politely asked the front desk if they were able to give me additional time in which he politely replied with a "yes." Sweet! Anyway, the O-Hotel really started my night well and I am truly thankful for such a great night. This attention, the food, the overall ambiance of this location made for an amazing night. read more

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I love this place. The deco and ambiance are 5 stars!!!! I ordered ciabatta bread with tomato jam. It was eeeerrrrthang!!!!! I loved it. I also ordered their beet borscht soup with creme fraische. It too was delicious. I topped it off with a Bourgogne Chardonnay....at lunch. I walked away happy. I almost gave it 4 stars because it's not something that I can do everyday because the menu is small and a bit pricey (e.g. $21 for shrimp and grits) but the awesome bartender gave me the 10% neighbors discount because I live/work in the area. Bartender was super rad. He made sure that I was aware of the Happy Hour (that I'll be back for) and he chatted me up about work and travel. I felt super welcome. The restaurant is in a beautiful boutique hotel and has a wine bar downstairs. I could definitely invite people here for meetings or to just hang out. read more

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Halloween is right around the corner.... This hotel's location is great and just a few blocks to LA Live and other restaurants and lounges. O Hotel is a Old boutique hotel. I usually like a small boutique hotel. BUT, This hotel needs some TLC. Dust between bed mattress and the bed frame, dusty carpet and Bed bugs. My husband and I got major bed bug bites. (Please see photos attached ). Ouch. We travel extensively and never had bed bug bites before. Very narrow and dim hallways which give me the creeps (Please see photo attached). But it's Halloween, right. Like a horror story in every room! Service and staff were good. No complaints there. But management needs to pay attention to the condition of the property and of course the housekeeping and bug problem. Won't be back. Update: At least they called us back and told us that they had found the issue after we left, took the room out of service and were treating it. They also offered a substantial refund. So at least they care about their clients. Happy Halloween! read more

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The hotel was very nice! The parking garage was right next to it. Made it convenient! Nice hotel. Easy to check in. Great front desk guy. Welcoming. This place is very safe and secure. You just need to make sure you have your key. It is what you need to navigate the elevators and your room. Recommended! read more

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The Wifi and overall communication services were terrible: no wifi signal in the room nor in the rest of the building and no service on any of our phones. We were on the 5th floor and the unique elevator broke twice and we had to take the stairs up and down on a few occasions. The check in was delayed for a few hours that we had to spend wandering outside with our luggage and when we came back later to try and check in again we were told to wait even longer. The view from our bedroom was a big joke too considering we were on the top floor (pic included). The bathroom was only separated from the bedroom by a transparent sliding door that doesn't have a handle and doesn't offer any kind of privacy. read more

O Hotel - View from one of the top floor bedrooms - Hotels Near Me - Los Angeles, California