Top rated hotels in California

The Rumi Hostel
3.7/574 Reviews
Koreatown
It was conveniently located in Koreatown, so it was nice. The people are kind, but in the case of men, the bathroom was outside the room, which was a bit inconvenient.
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Los Angeles LAX/El Segundo
4/580 Reviews
LAX International Airport
Good airport hotel with lots of restaurants nearby. Used their shuttle and it’s always on time. Check in and check out was fast. Bring your own slippers, nice shampoo conditioner and shower gel provided and bar soap. Could be cleaner but guess it’s good enough for this price.
Motel 6 Sacramento, CA - Central
3.4/5105 Reviews
Just topical motel 6 nothing fency and decent clean room just for work
Best Western Inn & Suites San Diego Zoo -SeaWorld Area
4/570 Reviews
Mission Valley
It used to be a Comfort Inn that we have always stayed at for over 10 years but now a Best Western. Very nice upgrades, great and friendly staff, love the location, A good place to stay. Close to downtown, Old Town, Zoo, and 5 minutes to the beach and shopping and golf just 5 minutes away also.
Motel 6 Los Angeles Hollywood
4/5122 Reviews
Hollywood
This location is around the corner from the walk of fame, which I loved. Easy check in. Simple room with free WiFi. The only down side is the neighbors around the hotel are SUPER loud. Overall I would be happy to stay here again.
Wilshire Crest Hotel
3.9/5102 Reviews
[traffic and parking] Free parking, not far from Hollywood, Universal City; staying here mainly to go to the nearby asphalt pit museum, a few minutes drive 【breakfast】 Standard American, with bread, eggs, milk, coffee and juice, no meat [Features] This is one of the more distinctive hotels in the United States, in the residential area, quiet, the lobby has a sofa and a variety of decorations, a little home feel, direct visitors are no problem; front desk service is also very good, every Monday, Tuesday Roadside cleaning, you have to move the car before 9:00, the front desk also specifically called to remind us
Hotel del Sol
3.4/5102 Reviews
Immediately upon arriving at this location I felt uneasy, nervous, afraid! There were men sitting in cars in the parking lot and others sitting on the stairs. All of them seemed to be watching me as I got in and got out of my car. It was a very uncomfortable experience. I told the young lady at the front desk (Ada) about my apprehensions. She was sympathetic and explained to me that she does think it’s fairly safe there but that there are cholo‘s a.k.a. Latino gang members who live on site. This was not the place for me to stay with my two small children. I had a 7 day reservation but only stayed one night (that was only because it was almost 9pm when I checked in, my boys and I were exhausted as we’d been on the road for several hours. I had a little difficulty canceling the reservation although the manager said I could. It took several hours and several calls to corporate/customer service for the cancellation to actually take place. Oh, and housekeeping came in and threw away some of my things as I was loading my vehicle..
La Quinta by Wyndham LAX
3.9/562 Reviews
LAX International Airport
Nice room, just stayed there because my stop over was too ong. it had a Shuttle to the airport and the breakfast was okay. I went too late to eat and it wasn't much choice left, but it was pretty good.
Hotel Pacific, Manhattan Beach
3.7/5112 Reviews
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.
Travelers Beach Inn
2.4/5102 Reviews
It’s not a luxury hotel so I didn’t expect it to be Caesar’s Palace. It was, however, great for the price! It was economic and had what we needed to spend the night. The front desk lady was so funny and gave motherly feeling. The location was also convenient. It was just a 10 minute walk to the beach. If you’re not looking for a luxurious visit, then it’s a good choice!

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Number of Hotels5,372
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Lowest PriceHK$469
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