4-Star Hotels in California, United States

Excellent! The bedding was comfortable, and it's close to the airport but not noisy. There's also a very beautiful corridor around the outside of the hotel that's especially pleasant.

Checked in at 12 noon, the environment is really first-class. The front desk upgraded my room type. Although it was booked by Ctrip, this is a good comment. Facilities: First-class. The best Hilton facilities this time. You can watch the sunset downstairs, right by the sea. Hygiene: Clean and hygienic. The hotel is relatively new. Environment: Beautiful. The hotel is mainly for conferences and business. Service: Breakfast is a set meal. Tips are automatically included in the bill. Please note that no additional payment is required.

Stay in the city center, mainly to attend the Golden One graduation ceremony, it is convenient to walk there, and you can also go to the old town by the river to see the old train station that is still in use, and visit the memorial hall of the construction of the Pacific Railway in the United States. The ticket is $12, and there are English explanations. If you are not good at English, remember to install a translation software. I also found Sacramento Chinatown, but there are not many people in the downtown streets during the day, and I always feel a little scared. The public parking lot next to the hotel is $20 a day. Of course, if it is valet parking, it may be $45. It is parked in one place, which feels unnecessary. The credit card mortgage is released slowly. It has not been released for more than a week. The credit card bill has been showing that it has not been credited. Of course, it may also be the reason for the temporary change of room type. When booking, the room type shows that the king-size bed room can accommodate four adults. I thought I could have a sofa bed, but when I got to the room, I saw a big bed and a small sofa. I negotiated with the front desk for a long time and changed to a room with a sofa bed. They promised that there would be no additional charge. Now I don’t know what the result is. The people have left, so I can only let it go. There is also an old building next to it, which was the former county court. It is now the county jail and is still in use.

The hotel front desk staff were so nice; they let me check in at 1 AM. The room was really new, clearly recently renovated. They offer a free shuttle to and from the airport, and you can tip the driver if they help with your luggage. The breakfast was good, especially for Asian tastes, and the staff there were also great. The only downside was the cleanliness. Many cups at breakfast were dirty, and out of the three towels in my room, two had hair on them.

## Room: The room was spacious. Some rooms are a bit noisy due to their proximity to the highway. Bottled water in the room is complimentary only for Hilton Honors members; otherwise, it costs $4 a bottle. Wi-Fi requires you to register as a member (I'm not sure if it's mandatory, but I had to register to use it). Housekeeping services need to be requested at the front desk upon check-in. The water pressure in the shower wasn't very strong, but it was sufficient. As usual, no toothbrush, toothpaste, or disposable slippers were provided (I brought my own, so I don't know if they can be requested from the front desk). ## Hotel Facilities: There's a small convenience store next to the front desk on the first floor, selling snacks, drinks, and water. The lobby also has a coffee shop that opens at 6:30 AM. I received two complimentary cookies during check-in, which was a pleasant surprise! ## Transportation: To get to Disneyland, there's a bus stop right outside the hotel with direct service (bus routes 6/12 or 12), though the schedule isn't always precise. You can buy a day pass on the official website for $6 per adult; it's more cost-effective if you plan to use the bus for both往返 trips. A single ride with a credit card costs $4, and you'll be billed the next day. You can also take an Uber to Disneyland from the hotel entrance. ## Nearby: Across from the hotel, there's a Starbucks and a Wendy's. There's also a large shopping mall nearby, The Outlets at Orange, where you can shop.

We stayed in a deluxe city view room at Hilton Financial District—beautiful views and a warm welcome! The TV greeted us with a personalized “Welcome Cristopher,” which was a thoughtful touch. Staff were friendly and let us check in early. Great location near Chinatown, with amazing food—thanks to Denmark for recommending House of Nanking! Room was clean and well-priced.

The hotel's location is decent, but the rooms are generally small. My double room felt really cramped; there was no space to open my 28-inch suitcase, and even a 24-inch one would have been a struggle. I had to block the doorway just to open it, which was very inconvenient. The decor and design are quite nice, though – that's probably its only selling point. The worst part, however, was the hotel's post-checkout billing. We had already prepaid for our stay, but after we left, they charged us for the room twice more! We had to go back and forth communicating through Trip.com to resolve this billing issue. Although the money was eventually refunded, it took nearly three weeks to sort out, which was incredibly frustrating. One-star review! 😡 I definitely won't be staying here again, and I advise everyone else to avoid this place. Finally, I want to thank Trip.com for their persistent communication throughout this ordeal! Trip.com is truly reliable 👍

The room was great and comfortable. However, bottled water was limited to only two bottles per room, even though the room was for four guests. We experienced a security issue when someone unexpectedly entered our room at around 10:30 pm. Fortunately, I was still awake. This happened on our last night, and we informed the manager, but it did raise concerns about hotel security. Guests should also be prepared for the taxes, which can be quite high (approximately USD 170–200). On the positive side, the location is excellent, very close to the metro and very convenient. The complimentary chocolate drinks on Christmas Eve were a nice touch.

The hotel I stayed at in Los Angeles was right downtown. I guess American cities are different from back home; the downtown areas are mostly for business and offices, so there isn't much to see or do. Parking was also inconvenient and expensive. The hotel itself was very old, and the facilities looked quite dated. You really can't compare it to hotels in China.

The hotel's location is convenient, about 800 meters' walk to the Civic Center/UN Plaza metro station, and close to Union Square and Chinatown. However, there are many homeless people in the surrounding streets, which makes the environmental smell a bit strong. Although the room is a bit cramped, it is generally clean and tidy. The blackout curtains are excellent, and there are plenty of power outlets near the desk and bed. The bath towels are very new and pleasant to use. Breakfast is served from 7-10 AM, but the variety is simple.