Kawada Hotel

Location: The hotel's location is excellent, right near the subway station and very close to Union Station. Amenities: They have a fridge, microwave, and kettle, so you can boil water and don't need to buy any. Cleanliness: The towels and sheets were very clean. Service: I was able to check in early on the same day; I got into my room by 10 AM.

I chose this hotel based on online reviews because I was going to a Lakers game, and I seriously regret it. The room was tiny, even smaller than a Japanese hotel room. The AC sounded like a tractor, so I had to turn it off. The surrounding area was just okay, with a lot of homeless people. The hotel is far from any supermarkets, which was inconvenient. It's also a few blocks from Little Tokyo, but what's there to do? Are there two terrible ramen places or an original one? I don't understand why everyone in the reviews mentions Little Tokyo; there's nothing good about it.

Located in downtown Los Angeles, this hotel is very close and convenient to the airport, train station, and subway. The rooms are a bit small but have all the basic amenities, offering good value for money. There are many attractions within walking distance, and the Red Line subway goes directly to the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

The room was a bit small, especially the double bed, but it offered great value for money. It's located on a safe street downtown, and there aren't any homeless people sleeping outside. It's also very close to The Last Bookstore, The Broad, and MOCA. For food, The Grand Market has a huge variety of options. If you have a car, valet parking is available for $40 a night, but we opted to find cheaper parking nearby, which was a bit inconvenient.

Loved this hotel! The front desk staff were incredibly helpful. It was clean and hygienic, and since we were traveling with a child, they upgraded us to a room with three beds.