Search Hotels Near El Pueblo Historical Monument, Los Angeles

"The hotel is fairly run down and could use some updating in all areas of the hotel."

"All the staff is very nice and room is very clean"

"Love the decor of the room we had a corner studio booked .Absolutely lovely . Only down side is the noise . Throughout the night the noise from the street is intense . All night cars and bikes doing doughnuts on the intersection of the hotel . Ironic not hot water kettle in private rooms . One needs to go to the basement to get hot water . Room is equipped with a mini fridge , iron / ironing board , safe deposit . "

"We were booked for three nights. The hotel has three foot tall windows in every single room that are positioned at floor level. We were not informed of this so we didn’t realize until the following morning after checking in the evening prior and my 2 year old son had unlocked the 10th floor window and opened it. The second night we ate dinner at the hotel restaurant and they completely forgot my mother’s food. The third night one of the people who cleaned our room stole an expensive skincare bottle from the bathroom counter. When I spoke to the manager about my experience he said “What do you want me to do about that?” At least they credited me for the stolen product but the service was absolutely appalling."

"Beautiful property clan room amazing views."

"This hotel is so fresh and clean and the staff are very helpful and accommodating."

"Very clean space! A funky and fun modern space we enjoyed ❤️"

"Nice and clean room"

"I am deeply disappointed and frustrated by my experience at this hotel—specifically regarding how dirty it was and the terrible smell. I had looked at the photos of the hotel and the amenities it claimed to offer; imagine my surprise when we arrived and found that it bore absolutely no resemblance to the images shown on the website. Furthermore, there were extra charges added for parking upon check-in, and—contrary to what was advertised—there was no continental breakfast provided. But the saddest and most disappointing aspect of all was simply how filthy the place was and the poor, unkempt appearance it presented."