Pohono Bridge

Location is great as close to all the restaurants and shops of Beverly Hills, on the other hand the rooms are tiny and everything looks like it is from the 80s. I guess it is still a good price if you don‘t want to spend 500$ a night for just being in Beverly Hills, but probably won‘t do it again. The elevator looks like it was built by the uncle of the owner who is very handy, never seen an elevator which was so slow and made so many noises before. Regarding parking, use rhe hotel rate with in and out priviliges for 40$ a night or use the garage at 216 S Beverly Drive for 22$ max per day if you don‘t need in and out.

Very nice Hotel in a good and safe area of L.A. Modern and stylisch hotel. Not this oldisch style Hotels you might find around. All modern, clean and neat. A little bit pricy, specially the parking (70$ a night)…but with over all very good rating. We would come back again.

Used to stay here a lot years ago. It’s definitely a different experience now and sadly not nearly as special. The Bungalows are smaller and have lost their charm. They first put us in one in the back of the property that smelled really musty. I’m not sure if it hadn’t been used in a while or if it had mold, but the smell was so strong we had to move rooms. Second Bungalow just felt like a standard hotel room. No balcony, nothing in the minibar,.. Their answer to the musty room was to send someone over with a spray bottle of air freshener which he proceeded to spray around the room. This actually smelled worse than the mold. Super bummed. Used to be a great place.