The Haas, Trademark Collection by Wyndham

The hotel is located in the city center, which isn't ideal for families due to the homeless population. Our group of five stayed for six nights, and since there was no housekeeping, we had to take out the trash ourselves. The rooms, living room, and kitchen were all just the right size, and the microwave and oven were convenient for cooking. However, there are no supermarkets nearby, so remember to shop beforehand. Overall, aside from the homeless issue, the accommodation was quite good.

The room was spacious and the location was great, making it a wonderful trip overall. However, the noise outside was so loud that I couldn't sleep the night the Dodgers won the championship. The room wasn't cleaned, and I had to request towels from the front desk to have them changed. The front desk staff were very kind and even recommended some great restaurants when I checked in. I'll definitely stay here again on my next visit. The room was spacious and the location was perfect, making it a wonderful trip overall. However, the noise from outside was quite loud, and I couldn't sleep the night the Dodgers won the championship. There was no room cleaning service, and towels had to be requested at the front desk. The front desk staff were very kind and even recommended some great restaurants when I checked in. I would definitely stay here again on my next visit.

Not suitable for business people, suitable for family travel

The little girl at the front desk is always smiling and has a good service attitude. The room is large in size and fully equipped with a full set of kitchen utensils, including induction cooker, microwave, refrigerator, pots, bowls, cups, knives, forks, spoons, etc. The floor is average and the ordinary tiles are damaged. The biggest problem is that it is located in the city center and is not safe enough. You can hear shouts and sirens on the streets at night. Dogs basically don’t dare to wander around in the dark. Later, I heard from friends in Los Angeles that when you come to Los Angeles, you should not live in the city center. You should live in Arcadia and other places where Chinese people gather. It is safe, the Chinese supermarkets have a full range of goods, and you can speak Chinese everywhere.