The good:Location is good for this hotel. A convenient drive or walk to many places. The appearance of the hotel is nice and I'm sure is a hit with some influencers on a budget. The bed was firm but comfortable. While storage was limited, there was an area to hang clothes and put our suitcases. We weren't spending much time in the room so it didn't have to be the Ritz. There is a restaurant on premises that I didn't get a chance to try because we were very busy during our trip, but I've heard good things. There is parking available that we took advantage of for an additional fee. The staff was friendly and helpful. They left cute towel animals and folded designs into the toilet paper which was a nice touch. I enjoy a cool room and the mini split handled that part.The bad:The bed had a odd platform sticking out around the perimeter of it that I kept scraping my leg on every time I got out of bed. It made the bed look smaller and didn't really serve any purpose. The shelf on the wall next to my side of the bed was bent down where someone must have sat on it or something. I couldn't put a cup on it without it sliding off. The TV seemed a bit old and a little blown out too.The bathroom seemed like it was designed by someone who didn't know how to design bathrooms. The wall between the bathroom and bedroom was frosted glass with a sliding barn style door that was also frosted glass and quite heavy. The toilet was right up against the frosted glass so any time either of us was on the toilet you could see and hear them. The shower was pretty ridiculous. It was a rain style shower but it seems like it wasn't placed correctly. Like it could have been about another 6 inches into the shower and about a foot closer to the wall so you could actually fit into the comically small shower area that didn't have a door. If the showerhead was placed correctly it would probably result in about half as much splash that ended up outside of the shower. If you didn't push your towels, that are on the only towel rack in the bathroom, the whole way back toward the sink your towel would get pretty wet before you were finished your shower. We ended up using the towel mat to build a barrier for the splash zone about where the edge of the glass wall for the shower ended to contain the water as much as we could. The lighted mirror above the sink didn't work, undoubtedly because of all the water that has been splashed on it because they had the sink just outside of the shower. It seems like it would be better to have it on the other end of the counter, but then there was a window there so they wouldn't be able to get a mirror above it. I'd recommend just doing a nice full length mirror in the bedroom and calling it a day.

My wife and I went to a show at the Wiltern Theatre a few weeks ago. This hotel looked to be within walking distance of the theatre, so I booked it. Firstly, do not be misguided by the pictures. We got there at 2pm, an hour before the normal check-in, and had to pay an additional $20 for early check-in. Our room was horrible. It was tiny. It was dirty. The hotel was far from boutique. And the room smelled like urine after the minisplit had been running for a while. The building next door (5 feet away) was under construction, so all we could hear was saws and nail guns throughout the day. The view consisted of a pile of pigeon poop on the next door building. Also, the front desk warned us not to walk back from the theater because of the crime in the neighborhood. Upon check out, I told the front desk about the urine smell, and he said he'd let the manager know, and I could be contacted. 2 weeks later, the credit card that I used to book and charge my room was flagged for a $350 purchase in LA. I had not used that credit card in months, except for the hotel. I had not even taken the card with me. They just charged my card on file when we checked in. I looked up the restaurant where the purchase was luckily declined by Capital One, and it was a Mexican place about 10 miles from the hotel.I once again called the hotel and asked for the manager to call me. Because someone there took my credit card number. Maybe it was even the manager, since he never called me back? But it's now been over a week, and he has not called. So here I am, warning others not to stay there.And I almost forgot about the $34 secure parking fee. It is far from secure. The gate looks like it hasn't been closed in 10 years, with vines growing through it. There was no one outside checking vehicles, because many vehicles did not have hotel parking tags on their windshields. Just a vacant valet stand.

It’s a little out of the way but the staff are so pleasant and friendly and do anything for you. There’s a brunch bar open 10-4 which was so friendly. The staff let us sit at a table with our own drinks when the bar was shut. Very clean. Would recommend.

I had an air bnb nightmare that meant I needed to find a place to stay on very short notice. H was available and easy to book. They have parking on-site and the staff was very kind and helpful. The room was exactly what I needed. For the price point, this is a great option. The restaurant was also very good and the staff very pleasant. My experience reinforces why hotels, when priced right, are such a better option than air bnb. Would highly recommend.

Looking at the hotel from the streets, the view of the hotel looks trendy. As I walked in the inside view looks also trendy. The functionality of each component is also superb. One example is the shower faucet, it has a thermostat that I can use to control the water temperature, also an on/off switch to control the water flow. Another example is the LED light that has been placed around the mirror, it flashes in colors. The red bricks give harmony. The logo, the shower head the shampoo holder everything else that is part of the hotel provide calmness and have an eco-friendly design. I am also happy with the service from the hotel staff provided thank you.