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"Embassy Suites is a favorite"

"Only wifi is weak. I can’t connect it while I stayed"

"Très bon breakfast Airport shuttle👍"

"the breakfast was very good but the waffles were not a good quality."

"The property was nice but an bit outdated in rooms. You can hear every noise by the way from the airplanes overhead to kids running down the hallway. "

"Outstanding hotel near LAX and LMU. The room was clean and the hotel is beautifully designed, but the was part was the amazing staff. They were SO friendly and helpful. Shoutout to Kevin who really made our 7 year old’s day! We’ll be back! "

"Clean room and polite staff"

"Perfect location for LAX travel. Shuttles are frequent and helpful drivers."

"THE FINE PRINT: Don't bother with a "city view" room unless you're on a top floor, because all you will see is the ugly rooftops and other buildings. So don't pay extra for that unless it's guaranteed a top floor. Ride Share: Waymo is not allowed into the property, so you have to get picked up at a dangerous gas station next door. Lots of homeless, drug users and mentally ill people talking to themselves at the gas station next door. Doesnt feel safe going to buy drinks or snacks. You get harassed for change. Doesnt feel safe getting picked up or dropped off there. Resort Fee: this is one of those hotels that charges a resort fee, so be careful of that they do give you a $31 credit back. But the credit is not per day. It's for your whole day so you get charged for the resort fee daily. Tips: They already and automatically include a 20% service charge, so anything you tip on that is EXTRA. They don't really disclose that. They just put a stamp on the receipt. You have to ask for an itemized receipt to see that the charge was added. The front desk staff was weird. They saw us waiting in line and walked away mysteriously without saying I'll be back or acknowledging that we were there or saying someone will be right with you. Otherwise, I really liked the location. It was really handy to the LA Metro, which made getting around very easy."