Hotels near Central Garden in Los Angeles

We like the Airtel. We’ve stayed here many times over the years. We were told they closed to the public for a couple years and became a homeless shelter. Admirable, but now that they’re open to the public again they really need to resume the same services they had. No restaurants. No in-room coffee. No microwave. No refrigerator (unless you ask for one and lucky enough to get one of few they have left). Crack in the bathroom sink. Not even an ice-machine, but at least you can bring your ice bucket to the front desk and they’ll fill it for you. It’s evident that they HAVE been working on restoring the place; the room was clean, great pillows, A/C worked fine, but they have a long way to go to regain their “former glory”. Were it not for Gary at the front desk (who did everything in his power to make us happy), we probably wouldn’t be back, but we will return.

This place is definitely in my top ten favorite places to stay in the LA area without breaking the bank, and one of my favorite Best Westerns. About ten years ago I stayed here, and it was a very good experience. Since then the place has been updated and the rooms remodeled. My recent stay was even better than the first. The landscape around this hotel is lush and beautiful. It really provides a pleasant contrast to the concrete city around it. There's plenty of parking, and a Denny's that you can get to through the parking lot. The room was clean and looked like it had been updated fairly recently. The king-sized bed was very comfortable, and the room included a fridge. The only downside to the room was a tiny gap between the door and its frame, which allowed smoke from a smoker outside to waft into my room. The location is very convenient; close to both the 101 and the 405. With that convenience, however, does come noise. Sepulveda is a large road, and there will likely be traffic noise and maybe sirens. As someone who lived in LA for awhile, I'm not sure where you would find a place to stay that doesn't have traffic noise. I look forward to staying here again.

The surrounding environment of the hotel is generally less than the previous stay in Silicon Valley and Disney. At night, there is no way to go out at the door. The supermarket has a motel exterior. The room is still very good. The size of the twin bed is large enough. There is a small closet room and the bathroom is also spacious and self-driving. Sleeping on the last night in Los Angeles, there is nothing else to ask for breakfast, no breakfast, very simple parking, free drinking water, you need to buy it yourself.

The area where the hotel is at leaves something to be desired but because most hotels in the area were booked ( I do not know why in the midst of a lock down), so no choice but to go with this ( trust me, there were worse ones in the list of choices, yuck!). It also appears that most folks who were staying in this area were either relocating or passing through because none look to be from the area ( to be honest, they look like folks who lost their homes or were into drugs because their vehicles were mostly packed) but anyway, even though I requested to be on the first floor I was assigned to the second floor, between two rooms that were just noisy, and I told the front desk this, but no way to relocate me as the hotel has no vacancy so after two night I can take it no longer and had to check out early, and this was pre-paid stay the Chinese lady was none to happy that I was checking out and had the audacity to tell me that next time I need to be sure of my dates ( I heard her! and when I asked her to repeat what she said) she said nothing but of crse I already understood her grumbling, so lesson is that not to come back here ever again.

This hotel is on the Sepulveda Blvd Strip in the San Fernando Valley. Having stayed at most of the hotels/motels on the boulevard, the HOMETOWN INN (9401 Sepulveda Blvd) Employs a dedicated front office staff committed to caring for their guests and accommodating special needs at any hour of the day. The hotel itself is well maintained and for the daily rate of $100.00 seven days a week, there are no surprises. Forget a coffee cup or need a plastic fork or spoon? Just ask the desk clerk. They cheerfully provided what no other establishment would ever consider. HOMETOWN INN of North Hills wins my 5 💎 award. Secured parking, well lighted common areas, wifi that works all over the property, cable tv and A/C. 7-Eleven at donut shop some fast food restaurants in the laundry mat or steps from the front door.

The location is not bad, close to Universal Studios, in order to go to Universal Studios the next day, so the hotel is very general, but there is a free breakfast in the morning (previously it said there is no breakfast), but breakfast Quite simple, only bread, you can also make waffles

This hotel was very lousy. The room they put me in had the coffee maker not working, you have to buy drinking water at $2 yet you're their guest and no microwave in the room. Their breakfast is also sh*t. Avoid!

With a stay at Diamond INN in North Hills (North Hills East), you'll be a 1-minute drive from San Fernando Valley and 6 minutes from California State University-Northridge. This motel is 12.5 mi (20.1 km) from Universal Studios Hollywood and 12.5 mi (20.1 km) from University of California, Los Angeles.Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 45 guestrooms featuring refrigerators. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms with showers are provided. Conveniences include phones, and housekeeping is provided daily.

The hotel is very good, very new, the room is comfortable, clean, parking is charged, it is more convenient to drive more than ten minutes from the university. I am really drunk in the American breakfast. Every hotel has a very bad breakfast. American breakfast is like this? Why is the English breakfast so rich? I won’t order any more in the future.

This hotel seemed like a good value, I wouldn't recommend staying here. The location is in a rough area of Burbank / Hollywood. For example, a car was on fire in the middle of the road just a block from the hotel. Police sirens were going all day and all night. The room had a terrible view (see picture). The carpet looked worn and dirty. The bed was ok. The bathroom was fine. It had a leaky faucet that was fixed immediately. The breakfast was not good. Eggs and sausage were available, but looked and tasted awful. Waffle was all right. The staff was kind and helpful. I did like the free parking, although double-parking was necessary and we had to leave our car key at the front desk. There's just much better hotels in far better locations.