Hilton Hotels in Los Angeles

The room was very tidy and clean, with average sound insulation. The hotel charges more than $20 a night for parking, and it is best to tip $2 each time you pick up the car. Overall, it is very good.

This is my second stay at this hotel, and I find its location quite convenient. Located right off the 710, it provides easy access to various parts of Los Angeles County. The attached garage is a significant advantage, particularly considering the prevalence of car vandalism in Long Beach. While the rooms lack a touch of luxury, they offer a decent accommodation experience with firm beds. The bathrooms show a hint of age, yet nothing too dramatic. The lobby provides complimentary food and drinks, enhancing the overall experience. In summary, the hotel serves its purpose effectively. I plan to consider it again for my next visit to Long Beach.

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 hotel is located in the wealthy area of ​​Los Angeles. Facilities: It is a bit old, but it is indeed very classic Hygiene: Clean. Although the floor of the hotel is old, it is very clean Environment: Very quiet. Winter may be the off-season. There are few people Service: Breakfast cost us nearly 1,200 RMB per day, but the restaurant is very beautiful and worth it. There is only valet parking, and the fee is high

The hotel was clean, and the exterior was nice with a pool and a courtyard. I liked the easy access from the airport, about 15 minutes by car, but to get to the nearby mall, I had to go under an overpass on a deserted highway, so I avoided walking there at night. The spacious room and the bathroom with a large mirror were nice, but it was disappointing that there were not enough towels for everyone. I wanted hot water, but the hot water dispenser of the electric kettle was made of plastic, and it was designed only for making coffee, so the hot water splashed around a lot and looked cheap. Also, if I were to be greedy, it would have been better if they had disposable slippers. The breakfast buffet was too small, which was disappointing. There was a wide variety of bread, milk, and fruit, but no soup. The only side dishes available were scrambled eggs, bacon, sausages, and potatoes. However, the side dishes and coffee tasted good.

All of the members of this hotel was soo nice:) One of the best things of Hilton Los Angeles/Universal city is the location from a theme park to the hotel!! And I was really satisfied with a early check-in:D

Hilton Woodland Hills was a good location for me to take my family for a visit to the west side of Los Angeles and within 30 min of cultural spots like the Getty Villa, Center, and Griffith Observatory. The design of the lobby and rooms were contemporary and bright. The breakfast was a bit disappointing as there was quite limited range offered, barely any vegetables or salad, and sausages that were clearly reheated from days before to the point of being inedible.

The hotel Location is perfect ! The service is ok! I found spider on the pillow it’s the only thing

Great experience! Clean hotel and nice location in a great area that’s near some good food spots. We were in town for Horror Nights at Universal Studios and this hotel was a great distance away — away from the hustle and bustle but still near shops and restaurants. Def would stay here again!

The room is not very big and the hotel is a bit old, but the overall environment is OK. The city view of the room is OK. When I checked in, the front desk asked me if I was a Hilton member and gave me a few bottles of water, but they were only available on the day of check-in. When I asked for it the next day, they said it was out of stock and I had to go to the gym to get it. The hotel is in downtown, which is convenient to go everywhere. But the traffic jam during rush hour is a bit serious. Valet parking is 50 (or 60, I can't remember) a day. The water output of the shower is not large enough, and the experience is a bit lacking. The quilt is like most American hotels, with the sheet wrapped around the quilt core without covering it. If you are not careful, the quilt core and the sheet will separate, which is really uncomfortable.