I went to Glendale to visit my daughter and grandchildren with my little daughter. The hotel is small, not very elegant, but very clean and the kindness of Mr. Patel was very excellent. I liked the tranquility around it since it is located in a residential area. I am also very grateful to the cleaning lady, who by the way I would like all clients to leave her a tip for the work she does in that place.As a suggestion, I would say that they put night lamps and a small coffee maker, it would be great. Thank you for the attention and consideration of Mr. Patel.Good place to stay. MQ.

Trip adviser is absolutely trash. I couldn’t even book my room nor get a refund on my purchase. I had to jump threw hoops to get book the room. Once I got the motel, the clerk didn’t have my room available. I advise you not to use this site. I was very unpleased

Place was clean and neat. Very nice staff. Great location. No coffee pot in room but there is a donut shop right around the corner. I’d stay here again and recommend this motel to anyone. Thanks guys!

This hotel was in nice proximity to where we were looking to stay. It was clean, the room was spacious and check in was easy. Downside...parking a bit cramped, wifi very slow. AC worked well. No Golf Channel. Upper floors made noise because it seemed those floors had hard flooring. Still a bargain considering 300-400 room nights elsewhere.

My general policy for these reviews when I’m torn about the star rating is to give the place the benefit of the doubt and “round up.” After some thought, I decided to do the same with the Glen Capri Inn and Suites, that’s why I went with the three stars. There is definitely some good about this motel, which is what it is, a motel. The room is clean and remodeled and looks very nice—clean is the most important. The amenities that are here are good, such as the microwave and refrigerator. They have a small bar of soap at the sink instead of the liquid (I don’t like the liquids), but there are just the liquid dispensers for soap, shampoo and conditioner in the shower. The Internet is good, reliable, and fast and the TV is very nice with a good cable selection. Housekeeping is fine and the man in the office is friendly. That’s about it for the good. Here’s the not so good, the room is very small, but adequate—big enough for one person, and perhaps a couple. There is no dresser (no room for one) although there are a couple of small drawers in the nightstands and some shelves in the etagere that serves as a “closet” and rack for the fridge and microwave, but no place to really unpack. There are a couple of missing amenities that to me really aren’t amenities, they’re basics. There is no clock, no Kleenex, no ice bucket (because there is no ice machine), and get this, there’s not even a pen and paper. I’ve never, ever been to a hotel/motel—regardless of how cheap—that didn’t have a pen and paper in the room. The freezer section of the fridge has a small ice tray that you can fill that will make ten ice-cube-machine size ice cubes. There is no desk, just a small table and chairs that look like they came from IKEA. Despite the good Internet, this isn’t a good place for a business traveler. There is a bit of traffic noise, but not the worst I've ever experienced. Even though the drapes are opaque, there is a lot of light and you have to close the bathroom door to block light from the bathroom window. The room just doesn't get dark at night. Parking is free, but there isn’t much of it, possibly enough if the place is full, but I’m not sure. From what I can see, street parking is in short supply as well. There are some restaurants in the area, but mostly small hole-in-the-wall type places or fast food. The hole-in-the-walls might be good, but they just don’t look very appetizing and the reviews aren’t all that positive. If that's not what you want, then at mealtime, you’re going to have to drive. The Glen Capri Inn and Suites (not to be confused with the Glen Capri Motel which is a few blocks down the street) is satisfactory at best. The area is pretty industrial and there’s not much in walking distance, but there are services (grocery store, Target, etc.) not too far away (10-15 minute drive). Since my usual reason for being in this part of Los Angeles is business, I probably won’t be back. My “average” ranking is the “benefit of the doubt rounding up” rating, and I was strongly considering only two stars. If you just want a crash pad for sleeping and showering, it will work, but if you want something more, you’ll want to keep looking.