Best Business Hotels in Redondo Beach

The breakfast was good and the service was good. Opposite the Redondo beach pier, there are many seafood restaurants, very fresh and delicious. Parking costs $ 27 per night. There was no quilt on the bed, only the blanket, very hard and uncomfortable. Ask the service staff to add a quilt, or a hard blanket. The room is quite big and the bathroom is small.

Breakfast is rich and there are too many people. Free tea and wine Pizza are available in the lobby from Monday to Friday from 17:00 to 19:00. The rooms are large, convenient for fitness and pets allowed. Parking costs 18 knives / night.

The PET bottle of water in the room is very mysterious, Excellent coffee and tea service in the lobby The one-way fare from Los Angeles International Airport to Uber is approximately $34 The front desk is friendly Old hotel, but overall a good hotel

Normal American Hilton level, although on the high-speed side, but soundproof is very good, very quiet, 15 minutes drive from the international airport, but no shuttle bus to the hotel, you need to take a taxi yourself, the taxi location needs to take a shuttle bus from the arrival port

The hotel is great. The beach is right outside. It's also very convenient to find places to eat.

We stay here when we visit family nearby. Every time we have a seamless experience. the breakfast set up is perfect to start the day and the rooms upstairs above the check in area are spacious and have convenient in-room amenities (small frig, microwave, bedsides lamp with power outlets for easy phone/iPad charging). It just works as a convenient, nice featured, cost-effective location for us.

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

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.

Check in was fine, some staff were nicer and more responsive than others throughout our 3 night stay though. Room was actually nice looking and very clean (including the matress and covers comparing it to some of the other reviews and we had no real issues at all with it. Room has decent lighting options and a dimmer switch for the main lights, USB and one outlet between beds, but behind the table was another outlet. There are amenities, but they aren't by the sink and instead located in the bathtub on the wall behind the shower curtain, so it's kind of easy to miss and think there isn't any shampoo or soap for the shower when you first arrive and haven't used the shower/tub yet. Bathroom lighting is a bit dim though. The room had a very large empty area near the TV that could have had more chairs and a larger table provided. The walls were kind of barren in spots and more paintings would have made it a little nicer. There were a few paintings, but some walls were completely bare making it look kind of awkward. I didn't get a chance to check out the pool at all. Ice machines are located on the bottom floor stairwell at the back. Parking had open parking or first come first serve covered parking (which could be a little tight to get into), but it was nice to have that offered. Location is right on the 1 so at times making a left turn out or making a left turn to get into the hotel might be a little hard depending on the time of day. There isn't much on the 1 around here in terms of restaurants, but 2 blocks is the Redondo Beach Pier that has a lot of food options as it's not a standard signle straight peir. The prices there are actually a lot cheaper than I was expecting for ocean side food. Hotel price was really good, compared to most other areas in the greater Los Angeles area as well. Will most likely end up back here next time I come back...