NoHo Arts District Holidays from NZ$2,180

One thing that I did not appreciate was paying for parking and then returning at the end of the night to every spot filled. Had to park on the street which would’ve been fine had I not paid to park in the lot.

It was our first time staying here and the virtual checkin was different but it was quick and easy. I have never had to pay extra for parking but i would stay here again.

Clean, Comfortable and the staff was excellent

Clean, however on busy main road with limited noise reduction on windows. Upstairs room when moving around sounded like they were in my room. Hardly managed to sleep so would not recommend

Decent hotel. Staff were pleasant/friendly. It was close enough to walk to several places in Downtown LA, so that was a big plus. My teen LOVED the Fitness center, has a lot of great equipment. The ping pong table, pool, and basketball court were great too. The grounds were kept clean. They also have most essentials in the kitchen. Opportunities for improvement: Service requests: 1. It almost 3 days to fix an issue with the TV. Shout out to JJ (with maintenance), who took the necessary steps to resolve the issue for us. He was the 3rd person to attempt to resolve it. The first two said they would return, but they didn't.. Sadly, that experience left a sour taste in our mouths. 2. There were old trail mix crumbs (cashews & cranberries) near the window, quite noticeable stains on the curtains in one of the bedrooms. 3. The room smelled like cigarettes. They are supposed to be non-smoking rooms, but maybe they weren't before, and the smell just doesn't go away. Every time we would leave and come back, we would remark that the rooms smelled like cigarettes. I washed almost all the clothes I didn't wear (except the ones that stayed at bottom of my luggage) because they smelled like cigarettes. 4. Hallways had a weird smell. 5. They could add some kind of handle to the inside of the telescoping doors to make it easier to open. I do want to mention that they kept their word and honored a rate that was shown online, though it was an old price.