Hotels near Santa Monica Pier, Santa Monica

This hotel is not a hotel, it feels like a dormitory! The room rate of 4600 yuan for two nights is really a luck! Give 4 stars because the front desk service is very good, one minute from the beach! But the room is really so-so! The location is really good! There is a Japanese food and Starbucks opposite, and a pasta restaurant on the left is very delicious.

Will not book again! ! ! Pure robbery! The room rate of 3,300 per night is really not worth it! ! The lobby is bright and bright, and when you enter the floor, it feels like a school dormitory. The door to the room is also cheap and simple. All food and drinks in the room are paid for, which is extremely expensive. A bottle of water costs 8 US dollars, and a bag of potato chips costs 6 US dollars for two small ones. The Skittles are $8...it's really worth robbing! I advise everyone to choose to go to many nearby places that are more cost-effective than this one!

The only hotel in the pit for self-driving tour, although the location is really good, very close to the sea, about 10 minutes walk to the Third Street, the hotel itself is really very general, the feeling of the car hotel, the sound insulation at night is also very poor. But considering that after all, in the scenic spot, plus the scenery is OK, barely give a 3 star, the price is not high.

The most caring people I have ever encountered. Upon arrival from AUS at 8.30 am my phone battery was flat and my bank travel Mastercard card wasn’t working so I was unable to pay the taxi driver. I was travelling solo and hadn’t slept in 36 hours so I was stressed and barely lucid when I walked in to the hotel. Lucia at front desk took care of things for me. We got my phone working, got the cab driver paid then she called house keeping and organised a room to be cleaned ASAP so I could check in early. I was in my room in bed by 10am thanks to her. After a lovely afternoon out and about, the next morning I woke up vomiting and running a fever. They don’t have room service so the front desk staff brought anti-nausea ***** and water up to my room within 3 minutes of me calling. They offered to phone and check in on me throughout the day as they knew I was travelling alone. The next morning when I checked out at 5.30am to get to LAX I got in my Uber and as it was about to leave the woman on front desk came running out, stopped us from leaving and said to me “you said your Uber’s a Nissan, this isn’t a Nissan, you should get out of the car”. It turned out a previous guest had taken my Uber. Once we realised this, the driver of the Uber I was in would not take me, told me to leave his vehicle and get my bags out of his car. As I had a plane to catch and was worried I would miss it, the same front desk lady rang me a cab which arrived in minutes. If you are a solo traveller STAY AT THIS HOTEL!! The rooms are beautiful, spacious and clean. To top it all off Lucia didn’t charge me for early check in; she said given how stressful getting there had been, it was the least she could do to help. Gifts from God and great beds to boot!

It was conveniently located and there were many stores nearby. There was a library room next to the room where I could work on my computer, so I didn't have any problems staying in the dormitory.

Very close to the beach, 10 minutes walk Tips: The hotel may be gradually renovating, we stayed in the room with the brown door, it was very old, even the floor sloped badly. When I checked out, I passed the room with the blue door and saw that it was very new inside. (In fact, the price is the same, depending on your luck when you check in). In addition, the sound insulation of the hotel is poor and it is on the street, so it is recommended that you prepare earplugs so as not to affect your sleep.

The location of the hotel is fantastic—just a 5-minute walk to the Santa Monica Pier and 2 minutes to the beach. There's also a Starbucks only 5 minutes away. The shared balcony offers a stunning view of the beach and the promenade, which was one of the highlights of our stay. The building itself is two stories, and while the rooms were clean, they were quite small. The beds were also small, despite the description stating that the room could accommodate up to four people and that the bed was double-sized. Unfortunately, the bed was too small, and one of us had to sleep on the floor. The price was very high, but I assume that’s because of the prime location. Despite these drawbacks, it’s worth staying here for the convenience and cleanliness. The receptionist was very accommodating and allowed us to check in early at 12:30 PM, even though check-in officially started at 3:00 PM, which we really appreciated.

It's a 10-minute walk to Santa Monica Beach.But there's a lot of homelessness on the road. I can't get around late at night. The hotel staff is very good. The man wearing glasses is a little cynical when checking in. The room I reserved was the smallest and the lighting was very dark. Keep that in mind.

The location is very close to the beach, which is quite standard. In the United States, Hilton and Marriott are just convenient hotels, focusing on convenience of travel

The room is good, has new furniture and is well located. As against is next to a rival road and is poorly insulinated. We had little luck to touch room 26 that smells the dog.