When I saw the ratings of this hotel I was surprised, an 88% acceptance level was very interesting. I suppose that the reviews were just after the hotel was renovated. Now it is not in good shape, really.
The breakfast is not a continental breakfast, its just a take-out buffet, with two coffee makers, some donuts and a little fridge with one gallon bottle of juice and another of milk. There is no room to stand there, neither any chairs, just one that is fitted to be used with the computer.
Wi fi works fine, slow but steady. The walls are thin, so you can hear other guests.
The area is almost ok, but I advise you that by night it is not the best place to hang around. Too many homeless and addicts.
There was a quite angry russian couple that realized there that the hotel had no cribs at all. So if you are going with your baby, take that in account.
The bathroom had a dirty door that was never cleaned, there is a chest of drawers with all of them broken. The soap and paper is really cheap, and almost useless.
When we arrived at the hotel it was 1.49, just 10 minutes away from our check in time. We waited for our room for a while, and at 2.20 I went to see what was delaying us. The housekeepers where having lunch at one of the tables near the pool.
The rooms where open, with carts in the outside, but we had to wait until 2.45 to get the room. I think they could improve a little about the lunch time issue.
Pros:
Somewhat cheap.
Close to Ralphs, Walgreens, gas.
Free parking.
Wi-fi.
Cons:
It is 5 minutes to Kodak Theatre, but the zone looks unsafe.
Breakfast is poor.
The furniture is in the throes of death.
P.S. If you can skip this one and find a better hotel, go ahead, use this one just for an emergency.
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