Hotéis Residence Inn em Los Angeles

This is our second time staying at this beautiful property Residence Inn LA Live .. and we always loved our stay! Our room was large, very neat, comfortable and have a wonderful city view. Staff were very accomodating and granted our request for a room on higher floor with tub. The only minor issues during our stay were AC not cooling enough, and kitchen sink light & exhaust not working. It was resolved it right away after addressing it to the guest services. Housekeeping service was amazing. Our room is always tidy whenever we return to our room. Thank you so much! We loved the free breakfast every morning. Valet parking was runned by a third party and it’s a first come first served basis. We felt rushed whenever we unload our belongings. Anyways, we would definitely return in the future.

It's good for a one-day stay near the airport. The room is clean and the breakfast is delicious. It is not recommended to make a reservation for the purpose of traveling to see the city.

Lost torance hotel, marriott's apartment. The hotel is a two-storey villa community. If you live on the first floor, it will be light and the building will be low. It feels very depressed. It’s a bit strange to enter the room, not used to it. The decoration of the apartment, kitchen utensils and tableware are complete, but there is no toothpaste toothbrush slippers, let alone combs. The bathroom sprinklers cannot be taken down and are not convenient to use. Meals, including breakfast, at 6:30 in the morning, many guests go to breakfast at 6:30, everyone can't sleep. We went there for two days, just Monday through Wednesday, the hotel offered dinner for free, but it was a simple fast food category, hamburger, pizza, soda, etc. It was enough to fill the stomach. During the Spring Festival, the hotel is expensive. There are 1200 rooms in this room, and 1800 in Marriott and Hilton. I usually see 1000 in normal times. If I choose again, I will not choose this hotel again.

This hotel is actually a certain distance away from the airport. When I made a reservation, it seemed that he was relatively new. It is not recommended to choose this for flights arriving at night, it is not too easy to find. There is a charge for parking in the hotel. Of course, you can also tell the front desk that you did not drive because it is a large public parking lot with 4S shops and other agencies nearby. In this way you don't have to pay parking fees. But there is no parking ticket in your car. You will be fined if you catch it, and it's not safe. The most important thing is that Chinese people must be honest!

First, the good: The staff we encountered were welcoming and helpful at every turn -- check-in, check-out, breakfast, and housekeeping. The bed was comfortable and we slept well. The AC controls worked very well. The hotel, located off the main road, is quiet. And the smart-TV feature was a nice surprise (meaning we could tap into our own Netflix and Prime Video accounts at night.) The bad: The bathroom is a disaster waiting to happen -- the tub floor is exceptionally slippery and there's absolutely nothing to grab onto for balance, creating a very unsafe situation. The unusual exterior-facing layout of the multi-building compound felt much less safe than a conventional self-contained high-rise hotel -- break-ins could easily happen without anyone seeing and, even though the weather was pleasant, we did not feel safe opening the windows at night. Parking (for a $15/daily fee that we were not prepared for) is difficult to find -- one night, we were lucky to get the very last spot on the entire property. Lastly, although the breakfast was adequate, it was also annoying because the hotel's sound system was competing with audio from two televisions, a cacophony of sounds that was anything but pleasant. (One morning, when I brought this to the front desk's attn, they turned off one of the TVs, but the next morning, it was back on.) Who wants to hear sound from three sources at once?

I would like to send a shout out to the bartender Ashly at this residence inn that girl is the absolute best mixologist I have ever seen!! Her drinks were always good and she went out of her way to make the drinks that I like,she ever brings her own big ice cubes for my favorite old fashion 🥃

There are two family hotels in Long Beach. This one is located by the sea. The other one is next to the airport. I have stayed at both hotels. It was the first one I lived in. The one close to the airport was not comfortable and the cost performance was not high. The parking fee plus the room charge added up to nearly 1800. My room can't see the sea yet, I booked a double bed, but gave me a double bed, and I was too lazy to change ~ The room was still clean, the cooking utensils were very complete, and the check-in staff was very enthusiastic But the air conditioner was too noisy, basically I couldn't sleep well all night! For breakfast at 9:30, there is no more food, the waiters can't wait to pack up and go home. Go early if you have breakfast.

Overall: 8.9/10 Room: 8.8/10 Good room with fullish kitchen, nice grounds, breakfast solid Gym: 8.7/10 Two treadmills, two ellipticals, two bikes, weights up to 50, two benches, kettlebells, free standing multi purpose, two foam rollers Misc: Nice grounds, breakfast solid with incredible waffles

I had a stay here from 7/8 thru 7/10 for a business trip. Cost of the room was $180/night. With tax cost/night was $200/night. For that price, there are certain expectations including comfortable, clean room, comfortable bed, housekeeping, etc. My issue here was housekeeping. The door hanger to request housekeeping read on one side, “All Set. My suite is good for the day.” The other side read, “ Later please. I’m enjoying the space.” Neither of these is very clear as far as requesting housekeeping. Well I guessed the wrong and got no housekeeping after a 10 hr day. Of course by the time I got back to the room, housekeeping was done for the day. Inasmuch as the door hangar proved to ineffective in requesting housekeeping, I did take a few photos showing that the door hangar is useful in showing the poor workman ship in my room (329). I noted several places with door trim with insufficient nails or caulk such the door hangar can slide between the wall and the door trim. See photos. Also noted the poor fit of the shower enclosure – poor workmanship on installation. Good fit at the top of the rolling door, poor fit at the bottom of the rolling door. Also noted water on the floor after taking a shower – again poor workmanship. When being charged $200/night, these are things that should happen in the first place. In the second place, I would expect Marriott to follow up on this issue when it was brought to their attention but they’ve been silent for over a week now, so I’m sharing the experience. They get two stars for the condition of the room and lax customer service in following up.

There are two family hotels in Long Beach. This one is close to the airport, and there are also homes by the sea. I have stayed at two hotels this time. This is my second home, it feels better than the one by the sea, because the price is cheaper. The room was neat and clean, and the utensils for cooking were very complete. I was particularly surprised that the floor in the bathroom was warm. Could it be that old hotels would also have floor heating? !! Ha ha breakfast for 9:30, there is nothing left, the waiter can't wait to pack home. Go early if you have breakfast.