Los Angeles hotels in East Hollywood

Cons: Car parking -23$ a day , didn't knew it before . In my opinion a hotel should give free Parking

Cons: Tv stopped working three times.

Cons: Would be nice if parking was included, but like most places in big cities it was an extra $25, but the parking is gated and ensures your car is safe.

Cons: Ants.

Cons: The location wasn't amazing and the parking was not free (but then again good luck finding free parking anywhere in LA).

Cons: Tried to turn up thermostat but was instructed to plug in small space heater. In a very shady part of town. Problems with the electrical, couldn't run space heater and oscillating fan at the same time. Also while we were there the hotel was tearing up all the old carpet and the smell was horrible. the mattress was also very hard, woke up to the workers each morning hammering and banging away bright and early.

Cons: The woman at the check in counter was snobby. And the internet went down when i was checking in and i had to wait 30 mins to complete. They did give us the key to the room while we waited. $20 a night to park!!! The area outside doesnt look good for family.

Cons: The area is a bit schetchy. I would not suggest this location if you wished to be in walking distance from attractions.

Cons: The bathroom was rather small with a shower that was definitely not designed for someone over six feet.

Cons: Pool not open. They charge for anything and everything, making it feel like Vegas. Difficult to park, deal with mgmt and to utilize hotel features. Pool was closed every time we tried to use it. On paper this hotel looks like a good choice but in reality it is like a cheap motel.

Cons: -Overnight Parking was not listed before purchase & super expensive -- $25 per night! -The floors were dirty when we got into room. -The mini refrigerator was not on when we got to the room. -Air conditioning vents had funky smell. -Vending machines had few options & was broken.

Cons: Very little space to eat breakfast, so we took it to our room. Breakfast itself was very humble (not a lot of choice).

Cons: Limited parking. Even though we had the hotel-issued parking permit, there was not a parking space available when we returned at 10 pm. We squeezed into a space at the end of the pool. (Not a marked parking space.)

Cons: Nothing and they have a 100 deposit that they say nothing about till you check on

Cons: NOTHING...

Cons: Parking, but the staff took care of it so it wasn't ever a problem. They will park you if you are willing to leave your keys they will take care of it for you!

Cons: My room was on the ground floor on Sunset boulevard, with the windows of my room just feet from the sidewalk. I was kept up all night by folks walking Sunset at all hours of the night.

Cons: limited spaces for parking at this hotel means that for their guests they have to double park behind cars or park as far as a few blocks down the street for parking. Staff are not friendly nor welcoming and I felt as if I was a burden to them for checking in and using their hotel. Area of town where the hotel is located is not the greatest neighborhood where you certainly do not want to be out walking by yourself late at nite. The beds were too springy and light and would make the most noise even with a little movement. The hotel was too close to a major street so we heard sirens, car backfires, people yelling, and more every nite.

Cons: Horrible parking

Cons: Random people smoking pot outside of the house. Watched them out of our window. Good thing we were already in for the night.

Cons: The Inn is run without any staff present and often not even available by phone. I arrived at 5pm and no one answered the door. There was a message that at 3pm a code was sent out that could be used to open the locked doors of a front and another code for the assigned room. I advertising this miserable place, there is NO indication of this unusual arrangement for Check-in time. Could it be that I was the first customer who had no connection to a Los Angeles wifi? as it turned out, my cell phone was not picking up anything cellular. At one point, someone came out who did not identify himself but he said that he could give me the passes if I gave him the codes. IHe literally pushed me out of the door when I could not get my computer going. SOne arriving guest lent me a cell phone but there was no more answer from an outside phone that there was from the phone on the wall. I am 72 years old and disabled. It was an unseasonably cold night. I was shivering wait outside. Finally, I borrowed an entering client's phone and called the police. this place must be closed down I am considering taking legal measures against the travel services that presented this property to me and will be writing blogs describing this brutal treatment of a property that had no one available in person or by phone to process customers. The police promised to make its own investigation. hl