Business Hotels & Resorts in Hollywood from NZ$226

"The hotel is very historic yet cool. We were "upgraded" to a room off the pool area. The hallway and room felt like we were in a dungeon. Room lighting is poor and you can't even read next to your bed. Staff was great. "

"This location was perfect to see and experience Hollywood. We were able to walk to most things and the hotel was very nice. "

"All around great hotel! I saw a lot of comments talking about the noise coming from the upstairs patio, yes you can definitely hear it from your room but it’s not bad enough to keep you up at night. But if you need absolute silence then I would say stay at a more basic holiday inn or something. Just know you’re staying at a very social hotel with a night life! This didn’t hinder my experience because it’s what I was looking for. Very nice hotel and staff located right in the middle of all the...

"It was nice that it was quiet and clean"

"Great value for the price"

"Centrally located to Hollywood blvd"

"Great service from Valet to Check in/out. Perfect location for Hollywood Bowl events. We were not aware that breakfast was not included, so I was surprised (and disappointed) that our cold eggs and bacon from the buffet were over $40."

"Very good location, lots of parking, however the parking charge was extortionate compared to other hotels and the price displayed on the ad prior to booking doesn't explain ther is an additional arking tax charge on top. Paper cups for hot drinks were rubbish. Very clean, room was nice and big, great shower, usb ports were handy."

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"We stayed here while attending my son's graduation from USC. It is a convenient location. The hotel staff were very helpful and accommodating. The cleaning team was excellent. The hotel is updated nicely, and the courtyard is a nice touch. We also used the pool and sauna. The only drawback was the noise. It's one of those corporate hotels with heavy security doors and thin walls, so every time a door closes in your hallway, you will hear it, along with the sound of luggage carts noisily crossing...