The hotel is very comfortable and in a good neighborhood, quite close to the metro station and some restaurants. What I really missed was a coffee maker in the room.

I stayed on the 4th floor (the top one), and on the last day was raining very hard, so the roof was water leaking in the bathroom, and almost started to leak above the bed.

Great facilities, great cafe, great location

Walls are paper thin so is very noisy from traffic and outside the room. Glass wall into bathroom, can see everything Expensive parking

loved the style and the location is perfect to get around, close to lots of food places! staff are lovely, food at h cafe is very delicious and an option to park your car securely right behind the hotel is a big plus as well!

the only negative was that there’s no sound proofing at all. if anyone walks in the hallway outside your room, it literally feels like they are inside your room. every step in the rooms above you is heard and every car noise outside feels like the windows are wide open.

The room was incredibly clean, and I e always preferred hardwood or tiles floors over rugs since it's typically easier to maintain a higher level of cleanliness. It was in the middle of an area with lots of food, and the beds were incredibly comfortable.

The only issue I had was the TV in my room was not working, or there was an issue with being able to watch it comfortably. It's not a big issue, just more of an additional convenience, but the staff did what they could and assured me I was not missing something.

The room was cute, LOVED the exposed brick. However, my FAVORITE overall was Oscar, the parking lot attendant. Upon arrival to the hotel, he greeted us in the parking lot, and really set the tone for our trip. Throughout our stay as well, everytime we saw him he greeted us, asked us how we were doing, offered us suggestions/recommendations. He is truly an amazing employee, caring, friendly, welcoming. He deserves all the recognition!

Not a big issue, but the bathroom door being a sliding/farmhouse door was interesting.

Absolutely fantastic hotel with a midcentury feel. You can tell that the owners and staff put 110% into this little hotel. Our check in, stay, and check out were all warm and the staff went above and beyond to ensure we were comfortable. Some larger hotels have been more negligent. This was a cozy stay and we will be back if we are in the area.

The location could be better as far as the neighborhood, but it is a great launch pad to cool LA spots and if you’re into local authentic eats, there is an amazing tortilleria down the street where you can have an absolutely amazing breakfast.

The property is well-situated especially if you're going after some tasty Asian food. Staffs were nice and helpful. I don't have any problem with the noise as some reviewers mentioned, the window was opened when I first came in, but once closed it wasn't noisy at all although my room looks directly to the street.

A lot of people mentioned about it already - the strong fragrance at the lobby threw me off, it made me so nauseous. They don't provide drinking water, and tap water in LA is not exactly a thirst quencher. Some parts of the room was dusty. I know LA is expensive but $180 for a very small room feels too much..

Second time staying. We love the charm it the hotel. The vibes and style are very cool. The cost is super affordable and easy checkin. The restaurant is delicious!

The menu at restaurant is annoying- you have to order from your phone. BUT the staff is so so so amazing and will help you if you can’t figure it out. The bed was super uncomfortable. Even though it was out second time staying there. The first time was 10/10. This time the bed was 5/10. I could hear the neighbors all night walking around outside my room door. The tv was broken. The bathroom had hanging LED lights. And the full length mirror is one from like, Walmart that’s tiny and leaning on a random wall. But, with all that said; I’d still stay there again!

We needed to stay for 6 or 7 nights, and the location was very attractive, as Korea Town is in between Hollywood, Down Town. So if you plan to visit the Hollywood walk of fame, Griffin observatory, or just go to some clubs, the area is perfect. You will also find some Taco Trucks around on the streets in the evening, highly recommend finding El Jefe guy, he is just two blocks down the street. The rooms are not very big, but comfortable, AC and TV. The bathrooms were clean and the housekeeping was great. Y You can also rent Lime scooters to zip around, to reach the metro line for example. But I would not recommend using it, not the best or safe experience. There is a laundry across the road, they also have vending machines with bottles of water and snacks. You can also buy 1 gallon per 25 cents, in the parking lot of laundry place. One thing that was odd is the cafe downstairs, first of all you need to scan the QR code to order, no other options. The cafe is closing in the afternoon, and during the weekend it's full with locals, so you might need to wait 40min-1h. Overall the stay was very pleasant!

The cafe, in rest everything was good. No complains.

it’s clean, the design it’s beautiful, even the smallest details are nice and well planned, clean, quiet, and very comfortable

The hot water would not work , and the bathroom could use maybe another type of design, you can see everything, the doors could use and extra lock so you feel safer as most hotels do but none of this would stop me from staying here everytime i visit california