This quaint hotel sits on a street that is very pedestrian friendly. You can walk to various…read morerestaurants, attractions, etc. I parked in the visitor lot for 16 a night and checked myself in. Room was nice and spacious. The mirror was dirty and couldn't be cleaned. I should've asked for another room or they should've offered. Bed was super comfy. The pool was tepid temp at best but I braved the cold and swam for about 45 minutes. We could also make out Venus as the night wore on. It was a beautiful night. Bar was closed, food they offer is just sandwiches and salads. We opted to stroll to a seafood restaurant. It was nice. I do not know if I would book there again. They need a hot tub.

Stayed here for a convention event. The hotel was conveniently within 5 minutes walk to the…read moreconvention center. The hotel is also located within a mall with shops and restaurants, and the Queen Mary photo spot. The hotel staff was friendly and helpful. We had 3 reservations. The staff was able to accommodate to our requests, which made our stay comfortable and enjoyable. Thank you!

I became unhoused and spent about three weeks living at the Hotel Royal. This place is such a gem…read morein Long beach, and centrally located. rooms are affordably priced as low as 65 a night (deluxe and cozy queen) and as high as 195 for the royal queen and king rooms. It's about a 20 minute walk to the beach five minute walk to the promenade you're right by the Metro and so much more. There's a great Thai restaurant across the street called Tide District and village market, which is the neighborhood bodega slightly more upscale. I'm so grateful for Lucas, Matthew, Dave and Mario for their service. I want to give a special shout out to Matthew, who often went above and beyond to make sure we were accommodated whether it was bringing towels to the room or checking bookings so that I can book out additional nights. All the staff was extremely helpful and kind. I love that the building has a board that you can write on and anyone who stays can write a little message. Also, the dum dum lollipops at the front were such a treat for my little one when we would come into the building. Thank you thank you if you're ever in Long beach, I need a budget stay at quaint boutique hotel. This is the spot also Hotel Royal is pet friendly

UPDATE: The new…read moreroom had blackout curtains and the bed was comfortable but the bathroom was not clean. There were hairs and stains in the shower. This hotel seems to have a cleanliness problem. I do not recommend this hotel at all.

With this trip I decided to let my family take the wheel and make the decisions on where to stay…read moreprior to our cruise. I put a lot of trust in their word since they've previously stayed at this specific hotel a few times and they choice was perfect. Driving from the bay to Southern California was a whole trip in itself with two kids and the last thing we wanted to do was to rush the moment we got in the car and into the hotel. That being said, we decided to stay two nights prior to embarkation day. We wanted to walk in, get settled after the 7 (=/-) hour drive and relax. The hotel had everything we needed - a full kitchen, a clean and perfectly running shower, clean and comfortable beds and a wonderful view. The proximity of the hotel to the port was perfect. All eight of us were able to get our belongings together and not stress on getting parking. The continental breakfast was great as well. The staff was beyond amazing and during one of our nights we were able to watch the UFC fight downstairs in the lobby with a crew of construction workers. One of the staff attendants gave my girls crayons and coloring paper. She sat down and helped them with their art and it was honestly precious.

Okay for a quick one-night stay, but I'd choose another hotel for a longer stay…read more We booked this hotel using 35K Bonvoy points for a one-king-bedroom suite with a kitchenette and complimentary breakfast. We originally booked because the photos on the Bonvoy app made it look like the pool was on the rooftop, which was a big reason we chose this hotel. Unfortunately, that wasn't what we expected once we arrived. We also asked about upgrading to a two-bedroom suite when we checked in, but they didn't offer it to us even though we later saw that one was available. We mentioned that we were celebrating a birthday, but unfortunately there wasn't much the hotel could do. A few things to know before booking: * Ice: There is only an ice machine in the lobby. If you're staying on the 5th floor, you have to go back downstairs for ice. * Rooms/common areas: The carpets are pretty old and dingy and could definitely use an upgrade. There was also a noticeable old/smoky smell in the hallway. * Pool/whirlpool: The pool area is nothing particularly special, but we were lucky enough to basically have it to ourselves because the weather was cloudy, humid, and lightly sprinkling. We specifically booked this hotel so the kids could use the pool and we could use the whirlpool, so at least we got to enjoy it. I wouldn't choose this hotel specifically for the pool, though. * Breakfast: The breakfast was probably my biggest disappointment. There were quite a few gnats flying around the food and even around the tables while we were eating. The selection was on the smaller/basic side, but we did eat our fill since it was complimentary. I just wish there had been a little more attention to the gnats, as they took away from the overall breakfast experience. There are some definite positives about the location. There are a lot of restaurants within walking distance, so you have plenty of choices without having to drive. We took a nice walk last night across the bridge, caught the sunset, and had a view of the Queen Mary. We ended up choosing Chili's, but there were plenty of other options nearby, including Yard House, Hooters, Bubba Gump, and more. That was actually one of the nicer parts of our stay. Another positive was that, because of our status, they gave us a 4 PM late checkout, which was greatly appreciated since the regular checkout is noon. The location is also convenient for the Aquarium of the Pacific and for people catching a cruise near the Queen Mary. Because of that, I can understand why someone might choose this hotel for a quick overnight stay. Overall: If you need a convenient place to stay for one night or less, especially for the aquarium or a cruise, it may be perfectly fine. The location is convenient, there are lots of restaurants nearby, and we were able to make the most of our stay. But if you have a choice and are looking for a nicer hotel with better amenities, atmosphere, or breakfast, I would recommend considering an alternative hotel for a longer stay.

Hyatt Regency LB is a beautiful property. The views are spectacular, surrounded by city views, the…read morewater, and the pier, it is wonderful. This place has a great gym, delicious cafe, comfortable large room, open large lobby, and easy parking. It's waking distance to lots of shopping, dining, bars on Pine St. and Ocean Ave. it's near the convention center and views of the Long Beach Grand Prix when they are in town.

I'm giving this stay a 2 because of the noise from the neighbors the problematic television and the…read moreold bed. I've stayed here several times but there was a very different feel during this stay aside from the neighbors and the TV. The noise level was due to the door to the next room which I can hear everything going on in there. They were having streaming issues that day with the televisions and mine kept getting stuck in between channels. You can see in one of the bed pictures that the bed is a bit saggy and even looked used when I first arrived. One great thing that I learned right before checking out is that there is a Peloton app for in room workouts during your stay, but that would have been nice to have had access to it the day before.

This hotel was Nice. It was close to the port. The people were outstanding. They were smiling,…read morefriendly, fun, helpful, and able to answer all of my questions. The atmosphere was both fun and professional. I will stay here whenever I'm in Long Beach. It's a close walk to a lot of good food and a short ride to tourist attractions. Be sure to check out the ice machine on each floor for a variety of cool surprises.

Unfortunately, this property needs a lot of improvement and TLC. As soon as we walked in, the Ruby…read moreDuckies made it pretty clear that this was a "party hotel." It definitely felt more like the kind of place you'd stay when you're 18-21 and looking to party, rather than a comfortable hotel for a relaxing stay. Check-in itself was easy and the staff was pleasant, but unfortunately, the property was a major disappointment. There were numerous stains on the carpets, and the elevator had what appeared to be melted ice cream on the floor. When we entered our room, there was a strong musty/moldy smell. The sheets also smelled musty. Stain on sheets. The room had an outdated popcorn ceiling, and the bathroom was especially disappointing. The tile was very dirty and visibly old, and the bathtub was dirty and heavily scuffed. For the price, this property is definitely on the lower end of what we expected. We ultimately decided we did not feel comfortable staying and requested a full refund because we simply wanted to leave. That said, we are grateful that management did grant us a full refund. I do appreciate them making that right, but based on the condition of the property, we unfortunately would not stay here again.

This is one of the most beautiful hotels I've stayed at and one of the most relaxing and enjoyable…read morestays I've had outside of my own home. I loved the gym so much as well. First, I got lucky that it was empty when I got there. Second, the cable machine is an upgrade from the cable machine at my gym. We ordered room service for lunch and it was yummy! We ate at the restaurant by the lobby, I forgot the name of it, for breakfast and the food was yummy as well! Of course, I can't skip the room. It was very comfortable. I've been to other hotels of a similar type and even though they're just as "fancy," they weren't exactly super comfortable. The next time I'm in the LA area, I wouldn't mind staying here even if it's not super close to Koreatown.

What a beautiful hotel!!! Staff was super on point when I pulled up to park. Doors opened, luggage…read moretaken care of and all the typical 5 star hotel experience! Lobby, room and fitness room was beautiful and well maintained. I'll be back here in the future for sure!

Driving in from LAX, parts of the route through Long Beach looked rundown and not especially…read moreinviting. The Westin itself was a clear step up. The coppery exterior and surrounding landscaping looked sharp on arrival. Valet was prompt and helpful with luggage. I arrived early. They offered a room immediately but said waiting a short time would get me a better one, so I left the bags with bell service. Like every other hotel I've stayed at, they said they would call when the room was ready. They never did. I had to return to the front desk and ask. It was ready. This has happened at every property that makes the same promise. I actually have a dedicated hundred dollar bill sitting lying dormant in my wallet awaiting the first hotel employee that actually calls me when my room is ready. It will be all theirs when they do; and I will recognize them for being the first ever to have done so in my personal decades of staying in hotels...! The room was nicely done and elegantly decorated. The linens were excellent and the bed was comfortable. I had a city view rather than water, which was fine. Public areas (lobby, bar, restaurant) ran warm in the summer with the large glass and cavernous volumes, but the room air conditioning worked decent and kept a good room temperature. One detail I really appreciated and wish more hotels would incorporate: a filtered water station next to the ice machine. Location worked well for the business meetings I had the next morning. I've been a long-time Hilton Diamond member, but Marriott properties like this one are starting to pull me over on overall quality. Solid stay once in the room, with a few operational misses that keep it in the 3.5 to 4 star range for me.

The lobby is beautiful, and the staff was friendly and welcoming. Unfortunately, for the price, the…read moreoverall experience was not worth it. Our bathroom had mold, there were noticeable stains on the carpet, and the phone in our room didn't work. Our room was also not cleaned one day. When I went downstairs to ask about it, I was simply told they could provide fresh towels because they weren't sure if the night crew would be there on time. This property clearly needs some attention and maintenance. At this price point, I expected much better. Unfortunately, I won't be booking here again.

Very good experience nice clean establishment friendly staff nice location and come back againread more

Great rooms and excellent value! Super convenient in downtown Long Beach! Rooms are super…read morecomfortable with tons of space and Japanese toilets. Balconies have a nice view.

Had an early flight out of Long Beach airport so I booked this hotel for an overnight. Hotel is…read morevery clean although our room was on the smaller side. The hotel is located on the corner of a busy street, but I didn't hear any outside noise. Hotel is conveniently located next to a mall, so it was easy to find food options within walking distance. I didn't get to experience the breakfast due to an early flight, but was given a brown bag breakfast (with muffin, whole apple, peanut butter and bottled water). There was an airport shuttle and our driver was gracious enough to take us as soon as we checked out. All in all it was a good experience staying here but I give it one star off due to price. I paid around $300 for one night that seemed quite high for an airport hotel.

2nd stay this February. Hotel is busy but not uncomfortable…read morewith a large lounge that serves as the breakfast dinning room, plenty of guest parking though that comes with a fee. comfortable rooms and a professional staff were encountered. During my latest stay the elevator bank nearest my 4th floor room had broken, but a technician was dispatched and the issue resolved before I had returned from dinner. My room also lacked their combo Alarm Clock / Power Charging unit, upon my request was installed that evening. It's a great device with USB and Plug outlets this should be in all rooms, but request if it's missing. Check Out 11:00am , Check In 4:00pm. Coffee & Hot Water / Teas are always in the lobby. Nice Breakfast of Meats, Eggs, Hash browns, Cereals, Waffles, Muffins, Juices etc on this morning 6:00am to 9:00am but confirm hours during your stay. Another happy stay and will be back.

Have never been here and was in town and staying nearby. My has been always want to see the Queen…read moreMary as well We ended up taking the paranormal tour as we were reassured by the ticket agent that there was no scare actors walking around and the tour was very interesting to say the least. Our tour guide, Finn, was very knowledgeable about the history of the ship and how many different ways, it was used. The ship is massive, and we were able to go and exploring!

****Paranormal Tour Review Only****…read more My niece is very into spooky things so she wanted to check out the Paranormal Tour at the Queen Mary for her birthday and it was quite the experience. If you are not a hotel guest, and are only going for a tour, dining, or for the day, you have to park at the Pike Parking Garage, which at 65 Cedar Ave., Long Beach. The nice thing is that they have shuttles that will take you to the Queen Mary for free. We weren't sure where they picked us up, but there is a small parking office on the first floor of the structure, and they will direct you. This was my first time at the Queen Mary, and there is such a nice view of the downtown Long Beach, especially at nice. It's gorgeous for photos. Walking around the boat was such a cool experience too. We had to ask staff to help us find the meeting point for the tour, but they were prompt at 9 pm. The tour guide gives great instructions before hand and provides some insights for what the tour will look like. There is a lot of walking and stairs that you'll have to climb, but it's manageable. It may not be a good tour if you have mobility issues because some spaces are quite tight. She did a great job giving us warnings here and there where we could have the option to opt out of a particular area because of the change in operators or visibility. There are waiting areas before these spots, so if you're uncomfortable, there is an option to sit out for some rooms. There was definitely a creepy vibe in some spots, and the tour guide gave us some good history and background of the different areas of the boat. We did experience some spooky things. Lights flickered in some areas and there was one room where the file cabinet suddenly shut on its own with no one near it. It's a great tour, especially as we are approaching October. I definitely recommend and I will be back to check out the boat during the day.