Del Aire Inn Reviews

They shouldn’t let the elderly to work there as front desk.

The room service could have been better. We left early to travel but did not find new towels, etc., upon our return.

Fëanor created the Silmarils in the Years of the Trees during the Noontide of Valinor.[1] They were named after and crafted of a crystalline substance named silima, and contained some of the light from the Two Trees of Valinor themselves (made by Yavanna and Nienna, and named Telperion the Silver and Laurelin the Gold). While it was said that no violence within the kingdom of Arda could mar or harm the Silmarils, they could still evidently be destroyed, as the Valar were implied to have the ability to break them open to release the light within. Recognizing their immense beauty, they were hallowed by Varda, Queen of Arda, so that no hands unclean, or anything evil, could touch them. Before Melkor began stirring up trouble amongst the Ñoldor, Fëanor would often wear them blazing on his brow at feasts and would allow others to see them, but as he began to suspect his kin he no longer displayed them openly, allowing only his father and sons to view them. After Fëanor was exiled to Formenos, the Silmarils were stored in a chamber of iron.

average place

We booked this hotel when we were in transit. It's economical, and the rooms have everything you need. The location is a bit remote, but very close to the airport. There is a Chinese restaurant next door, and it's not far from the supermarket. The people at the Chinese restaurant suggested that we don't go out at night. So we stayed in the hotel after we came back. There is a relatively independent yard for parking, which is indeed safer.

The location is very good, very close to the airport, and it is relatively quiet. The hygiene is average. There is an old man at the front desk, and his service attitude is not particularly good. If you don't mind, the price-performance ratio is still good!

The small two-story motel next to the highway is like a wooden house with no soundproofing. I heard the tenants next door who stayed late and left early complaining about the sound of the door being closed and the sound of cars running outside. The door of the wooden room I stayed in was not easy to close and the facilities were outdated ( (or worn out), there is a refrigerator, it depends on luck whether the microwave oven can be used normally, the water pressure is OK, the bathroom is working normally, the toiletries are lacking, some rooms have nothing and you need to go to the store to get them, if I had known I would not choose this place

Excellent for one or two nights in Los Angeles by car with free parking and very close to the international airport. Classic American motel, not new but decent for staying on a low cost budget.

Good location, safe parking, considerate service, highly recommended, 5 stars!

Very average but really cheap

This price is OK