This hotel is NOT in Torrance, is in San Pedro California. This is the only place I stay when visiting San Pedro waterfront and for cruises. I love everything about this hotel and the area, easy walking to everything. The rooms are renewed and super clean. Just one thing, please do not use parfum, or scents in linen and bedding or fabuloso floor cleaner. I have strong allergies and hotels should not use scents if they don’t know if a customer has allergies or asthma, otherwise I high recommend this place. Everyone is super nice. Thanks!

Perfect for a pre cruise night. 10 minutes away from San Pedro cruise port. Clean, great ac, nice toiletries, and recently remodled. Also our room had a keurig coffee machine :) Also a fraction of the cost of other nearby chain hotels. We would definitely stay here again. Free parking and great restaurants nearby.

I recently stayed here before a cruise out of the Port of Los Angeles and had a great experience. On a previous trip, I stayed at the Crowne Plaza, and honestly, I wasn’t impressed, especially considering the higher price for the room plus the nickel-and-diming.This time, I decided to try Guest Harbor Inn because of the great reviews and affordable rates. I knew it’s a motel with limited services, but it truly delivered exactly what I needed for a pre-cruise stay.The value here is excellent. Parking was free, unlike my previous stay where I paid $20. For breakfast, instead of spending about $30 per person at Crowne Plaza, we went to San Pedro Cafe, which the hotel recommended down the street, and for around $30 total (excluding tip), it fed both me and my wife and was 100 times better!While this property doesn’t have an on-site restaurant, there was an Indian food truck parked in the lot with amazing, authentic food—definitely a bonus.The room itself actually felt more modern than Crowne Plaza, and having a microwave was very convenient. The only downside was that there’s no lobby and ice machine, but when I asked the staff, they were quick to provide a bucket of ice, which I appreciated.Overall, I was very happy with my stay. If you’re looking for a clean, affordable hotel near the Port of Los Angeles for a cruise, this is a great option. I would definitely stay here again.

This was a really cool little inn near the Los Angeles Port. The property features flavorful, fun murals throughout, which gave it a great vibe right away. There was also a delicious Indian food truck set up right in the parking lot which had the best Naans I have ever had! The rooms themselves were outstanding. Very clean, comfortable, and stocked with everything we needed. The manager, Sam, was awesome and shared great local insight and recommendations. We parked our car at the inn and picked it up after our cruise—it was an easy 15–20 minute walk to the port.This subdivision of LA is super cool, with lots of art shops and local culture. I definitely want to come back and explore more after staying here. One highlight was an amazing sandwich spot inside a nearby market called Chachi’s, recommended by Sam—hands down one of the best sandwiches I’ve had!

Not a restful stay. Beds and pillows were both very hard and it was extremely noisy. Your luck may vary, but we heard multiple emergency vehicles and nonstop helicopter noise from 9:30-11pm. It sounded like the windows were made of paper. And maybe they were, because it rained all night and it dripped inside to drench the windowsill. When our neighbor opened and closed their door (which they did a lot at 10pm) our room shook. Didn’t try the AC/heat because it smelled bad when we turned it on. I booked this place because of the convenient location for food and access to cruise port, and reviews citing friendly staff. However, we arrived at 5pm and the neighborhood looked too sketchy to be out with kids in the dark (rain didn’t help). This feeling was exacerbated by the “office” being only accessible by a small bookie-looking kiosk, and bars on our room windows. We ordered food to the room, which was fine. DoorDash dropped right at our door. Forgot a spoon for the soup though, and there wasn’t much we could do about that. Maybe the friendly staff could have helped with that (?), but I was in too much of a mood already to bother.The only amenity is a vending machine which only takes singles. Our room had three beds, which was another reason for booking. Unfortunately the smallest bed is in the separate room, so my husband and I declined that one, which started a fight among the kids over who got to sleep in the “special bed”. Personal preference things: Bathroom was large, but had one of those barn-door-style sliders, which don’t give you ANY “sound privacy”. And lastly… lights were bright white, which is a dumb thing to complain about… but I live for the soft yellow, and “hospital white” makes me irritable, so I wasn’t pulling my best “we shall overcome” mood for the family. Luckily, my husband is a trooper, but overall… this stay was not what I was hoping for.