Best Hotels near Millennium Walkway, Los Angeles

We just returned home from our vacation at Hermosa Beach. I am so glad I chose Beach House Hermosa for our hotel! We loved everything about our stay. The room and the cleanliness of the room and the entire hotel was a huge plus. We chose an ocean front room on the third floor as this was a retirement celebration for me and a friend so splurged a bit. The friendliness of the entire team was superb. We were greeted each time we entered or left the hotel, and whenever we passed any employee. The front desk staff is to be commended for showing genuine interest in us. Plus that valet team - Wow! They took care of us for our car, beach chairs and towels and were always so kind. I told my husband this evening that the team at Beach House Hotel is truly a team and their service is equal to a finely trained Ritz hotel team, but on a more casual natural manner. Kudos to all! We will return to this hotel on the beach and on The Strand for any future visits to Hermosa Beach.

Most important: we got an excellent nights sleep. Second floor in the back of the hotel (rm 222). It was quiet and we found the bed excellent. Service was helpful, polite. And the Wifi worked reasonably well - no problems with that. Also important is we booked the room for $84 (total) and in LA/Manhattan Beach area that is cheap. Walk in price was $109+tax. So all my suggestions are just ”future ideas” and I have no grounds to complain about anything since we slept really well there. And yes, we will be back again no future trips. Things that could be better: o ice maker ”out of service” - they had one unit and it was connected, would make whirring noise when pushing in the dispenser, but no ice. We used the in-room 'fridge to freeze some water bottles to keep our picnic things cool the next day. o inner courtyard looks like a small prison yard: the former pool and hottub are covered with what looks like roofing material and the fence around the pool area is locked off. No plants is the main problem. This could be a gem of a garden. My advice is to visit estate sales and garage sales to buy all the *large* potted plants they can find cheap (or free). o renovate the rooms a bit: e.g. rip out the old carpets and put in any (yes, even linoleum) floor that can be mopped - much cleaner, no place for fleas, bedbugs, or dust mites to live in. Wash the walls and paint where repairs have been made - simple things can make the room much more pleasant to be in. o put a window screen on the back window - which essentially faces a wall. But it was good (quiet) ventilation since it wasn't facing the street. o small grey mark on the pillow case and a stray hair on the bed - harmless stuff to us but other people might find more objectiionable. And some stains in the carpet that probably will never come out. Not a big deal.

Good location good service good environment is expensive! Might as well go to the beach Breakfast sucks and money, really speechless, parking, money, everything, I really recommend everyone to go near the airport or the sea

We loved our stay at surf city hostel! The hostel is located in a very fun and safe area. Lots of restaurants and bars as well as beach access less than 2 mins away. The hostel itself is small but this means you immediately feel welcomed into the community. Roger allowed us to use the laundry facilities even though it was inconvenient timing for the staff. Everyone was very nice which makes sense because everyone we met was volunteering at the hostel… this meant that it was very clean since they spent all day cleaning… the luggage storage seemed a bit dodgy and was often left unlocked. Overall this was a good stay and very good value for your money. Favourite place we’ve stayed in LA so far compared to 2 other chain hostels we stayed in.

Giving this five stars as it was better than I expected. I knew we would be far from the beach, but got an ocean view room anyway. Pleasantly surprised by how much of the water we could see, and on the fourth floor was not as noisy as I feared. With door and windows closed, could barely hear the PCH. Bed was comfortable, A/C worked well (though a tad loud), and fridge kept drinks cold. The included breakfast was simple but had enough variety, and there was enough seating. Though the first morning there was a group that had already finished eating when we arrived, and were still there when we left. Being right on PCH, access in and out of the parking lot needs to be approached with caution. Parking was $15 a day but was under cover and secure. Nice sun desk for those rooms that did not have their own deck. Location great, grocery and drug store right across street. About a 20 minute walk to beach. Quite a few places to eat just a short walk away.

I love the place, service and that is near the beach and I can walk because it is a safe place, all the staff are very friendly, the safe parking. I love the place, the room smells well clean, they keep it clean all the time

We wanted to spend a few days at the beach so we stayed here in August 2022. This was a good place to stay and gave us what we wanted. Their are other hotels closer to or on the beach but they were much more expensive. The pier is about a fifteen minute walk. We had a clean room that wasn't too small, a shower with enough hot water, a small fridge in the room, and air conditioning. The A/C is an older style unit and somewhat noisy. We ended up running it during the day to get the room cool and then turning it off at nite and that worked out fine for us. As of our stay they still didn't have hot waffles at breakfast or any other hot food but they did have coffee, canned fruit juices, cereal, packaged pastries. Here's a tip -- right next door is the Ocean Diner which is a favorite with locals and serves a hot breakfast (the Morning Glory muffin is breakfast in itself). You owe it to yourself to try them at least once. Maid service was on request only, but you can change towels at the front desk anytime and you just leave the old ones outside the door in the morning. The desk staff was friendly. Right next door is a large Trader Joes and a shopping center with a supermarket and drugstore is about a five minute walk. We caught Jay Leno at the Comedy Club near the pier and loved the show. He often plays there Sunday evenings. It sells out so book two weeks or so ahead. Since this is LA you'll need transportation unless you just want to stay in the immediate area. A car is useful if you're going to Santa Monica or other more distant locations, but for shorter trips such as to Manhattan Beach it's better to take Uber; we did even though we had our car and avoided the hassle of trying to park, and it's under $10 for shorter trips.

The first time I stayed at the motel, the room was ok, but I saw Xiaoqiang, and there was almost no socket to pull out the lights. Don't expect too much breakfast, the Medi general hotel is like that, meat and eggs are all there, but the repetition rate is very high. The change depends mainly on the craftsmanship of making waffles.

Great hotel! Convenient parking (locked with gates), clean, good amenities (iron, fridge, coffee maker with coffee and teas, hairdryer, iron, shared microwave), very good breakfast (cereals, yogurt, fruits, waffles, eggs and sausage patties, bagels and cream cheese). Also, it has onsite restaurant with a 50% dining offer for guests.