Hotels Near King Fahad Mosque- Los Angeles in Culver City

1. We bought this hotel at that time and it was clear that parking was free and then there was no breakfast. Later we checked in that night and told us to pay $ 17. It was the breakfast fee, parking fee, wifi fee. I have to pay this money, I also find it very funny, and then the so-called breakfast is to give you a few cakes and drinks, nothing else. The point is that you must pay the price of $ 17. It feels like you are in a pit. It is clear that Ctrip did not explain these costs. It was only when I discovered that I had to pay. It was really furious.

This is a new hotel and is beautifully appointed. Nice decor, pretty roof top restaurant and bar with pool and jacuzzi. The staff were very helpful. The only thing is they only clean your room every 3 days but not a big deal really. Many hotels don't have daily service anymore. I will stay there again.

Stayed here for 3 nights as a group of 4, once checked in was given a room with 4 bunk beds so all had our own bunk bed. Usual thing when checking in, you have to pay resort fee's so bare that in mind. Room was what to expect for the price you pay. If you want to keep your luggage stored once checked out it's $5 per person to store your luggae and $2 for a padlock. Able to use the shower's etc once checked out if needed before you fly out.

It's easy to get around town from here, the metro line is about a 15 minute walk, but the 117 bus is right across the road. Use TAP to pay. Bring quarters for the laundry or get them at the 7/11 across the road. The hotel is clean and nice but doesn't provide shampoo.

The location is great, with many restaurants and stores close by. The hotel what you would expect, it serves its purpose. The room were clean but dark, not enough lighting for my taste. There was a strong sewer smell coming up from the shower. There was the same smell in my friends room, luckily ours wasn't as strong as theirs. The breakfast area does have a few items but it's very expensive. You are better off walking to the Starbucks across the street. The biggest problem was housekeeping. Two out of the 3 days that we were there there was no housekeeping service even when we requested in the front desk. When we called (3rd day) to complain the manager that they were short staffed and housekeeping was every other day. That didn't make sense because by that logic we would've had the service on the first and third days. Then we questioned why this policy wasn't explained upon check in, or when we requested the service. The manager got defensive and started yelling at my wife on the phone. We then requested towels from him which were never delivered. I had to call and talk to someone else to get the towels. Checking out there was one person at the front desk so I just handed my key card, needed to catch a flight. To my surprise the bill was charged wrong so had to call to get it straighten out. No one returned my call after I disputed the charges. I had to get in contact with Marriott customer service for it to get resolved. It seems the hotel's staff is either overwhelmed or just don't care. The encounter with the manager over the phone really put a sour taste. I would have to think twice to stay there again specially having so many choices around.Show less

Opposite the Los Angeles Lakers home stadium, it is very convenient to watch the game at night. The front desk is on the 30th floor. You can take a look at the scenery while waiting to check in and start a wonderful accommodation experience.

I won't upload photos, anyway, the sound insulation is very poor, the couple next door quarreled, the guest called the police and they didn't have a good rest all night, the bed was too soft, like a sponge, the environment here is really not worth the price.

It’s very close to Universal Studios Hollywood. Walkable distance, 8 mins walk. There is shuttle bus provided but we prefer walking. The room is spacious and clean. The stuffs are friendly and helpful. Great stay.