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Sixty Beverly Hills
3.7/5104 Reviews
The whole is OK, and there is no way to compare with the domestic, it is also the domestic standard.
The Shay, A Destination by Hyatt Hotel
4.5/555 Reviews
Very new hotel with a strong sense of design. Good location from santa monica and beverly hills are very close. Next to the mall is also very close to the street that eats brunch on sunset ave. It is definitely not wrong to live in this hotel for friends who don't consider living in Chinatown.
Hotel del Flores
2.7/5102 Reviews
As a woman travelling alone my main concern is safety at night. This hotel has old worn furniture, dirty carpets, non working TV's and rusted bath tubs, but honestly I am never in so I don't really care as the position was favorable for my business trip. SAFETY IS A BIG CONCERN in this hotel. ALL the staff leaves at 8 pm, leaving the hotel completely unguarded all night. In addition, the front door does not lock by itself, the client needs to turn around and manually close it, well you know how many people don't do it right ? This morning I got up for my meeting and there was a homeless man in the lobby. During the night someone tried to violently open my door, I yelled at them and luckily they left. Now there is yelling in the hallway, people knocking on doors and running in the hallway. It should not be allowed that people run a hotel like this. You purchase a room with the expectation of safety, which here is not guaranteed, If you are a woman travelling alone stay away from this place.
Carlyle Inn
3.8/5104 Reviews
I’m absolutely horrified at how my stay was handled. In the morning of Jan 7 2022, the front desk called me saying I had a call, the name of the caller was unclear to the front desk clerk. So I took the call knowing my father is the only one who knows my room number and I assumed it must be him as I am in town and staying near by his house to be able to care for him. The caller was not a voice I recognized and he asked for someone by another name. So I said sorry wrong room and hung up. When I went to tell the front desk to please not connect callers who ask only for the room number because the call was not for me and he had woken me up by calling. the clerk then confirmed that the caller asked for me by name and room number. My stomach dropped. What?!? This is terrifying. It’s possible the clerk lied about this fact to cover his mistake in not following protocol and putting a call through without confirming the guests name the caller is seeking. However, for him to not admit this after I spend hours freaking out and figuring out what to do, is beyond inconsiderate it is immoral. The manager’s first response to me over the matter was that his staff handled the phone call protocol correctly and that I accepted the call. This is after i had to coax him from his office to even talk to me, his entire attitude was that he couldn’t be bothered to do more than the bare minimum legally speaking. Ok, so your only concern is that you legally covered your self on basis of me accepting the call. But what about some strange man has my name and room number and I’m a solo female and you do not care at all other than your telephone protocol…. They offered me a room change and I said I had to think about it but ok that’s an option. I decided it doesn’t matter if I’m in another room bc if there’s a breach in their system my new room number connecting to my name would be listed. the all male staff at this point aren’t behaving in a manner that makes me feel safe to sleep alone here another night as they are barely showing concern or a desire to make me feel safer or like they even have a clue how to work in hospitality. These men had the customer service voice but the behavior was to protect their own jobs. There was not a shred of concern that a guest of theirs could be in danger or that somehow their system had been hacked. I am born and raised LA. I am not afraid of LA, I did not listen to travel advisories about crime in LA right now bc it is my home town. I needed to visit my family and be near to my dad but not in his home after flying internationally (covid). This location was my best bet. Aside from the horror of who knows what the hell was going on, the room is also totally not worth the price, stains, dirty walls, thin walls. My windows had no screens. But I can’t stop thinking that some strange man new my room and name and then pretended he wasn’t calling me? So he wanted to check my voice? That I’m female? Young? Alone? And then the managers attit
Beverly Hills Marriott
4/5128 Reviews
This hotel was arranged for the company's business trip. We booked a room with breakfast and it was very comfortable. The location is great. There are many places to go shopping around, which is very good.
Burton House Beverly Hills, A Tribute Portfolio Hotel
3.9/5102 Reviews
The breakfast variety is quite rich in the American style, and it is full. The room is not bad, the location is close to Beverly, it is quite convenient, that is, there is no subway nearby. There is a parking lot, and there is a HERZ car rental point below the hotel, which is generally convenient.

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