This hotel has far too many rooms, the decor is dated and our room was dirty (there was a used ash tray in the room). We cheked out after one night and went to the excellent Hotel Iberia.

The Los Angeles is a old hotel. Rooms are big and so is the bathroom. You do not have a/c but plenty of space. The beds are okay and the breakfast is basic but okay. You feel safe and the location is perfect. For the price you would not find a better deal in Montevideo. Book a day and come to your own conclusions...and take it from there. 10/10

Where can i begin? For a 3 star hotel i have to say i was very surprised at what i found. I booked the hotel online, and from the photos posted, i could see that it wasn't a luxurious hotel, but still it seemed like an average 3 star hotel, with a good location. Once i got there i must admit i was shocked, the hotel is incredibly old, the rooms are so dated that they made my grandparentes house look modern, the tiny tv inside the rooms had no remote control, the bathrooms seemed like they were going to fall off at any moment, nothing was very clean, and most of all i feared for my safety.
I do have to say that the staff was very friendly, and nothing bad happened during my stay, but i would not repeat it, it was just too stressfull. Maybe i had too many expectations about the hotel, and Montevideo itself (that i really didn't like) and that's why i had such a bad impression, still i believe in vacation one must feel safe and relaxed, and i just could do that at this hotel.

We recently stayed at this hotel on your trek across Uruguay.

The price was super cheap. $28 USD per day for a double bed room. Breakfast was included in the price, however, we did not get a chance to eat there so I can't say whether the food was good or bad.

The hotel is centrally located on the 18th of July and steps away from the old city.

There is no parking at the hotel, but we found a garage around the corner that would let us park our car at a good rate. We paid about $12 USD for 3 days and we could enter and leave the garage as often as we wanted to.

The hotel itself is really neat since its an old building from the 30's. And its maintained pretty clean. We did not see any thing dirty in any of the hotel common areas.

The staff is somewhat helpful and bilingual. We found that some of the staff members at the front desk spoke both English and Spanish. And I am pretty sure that they spoke a couple other languages as well.

The hotel rooms are clean but old. The furniture, mattresses, pillows, etc could use with some updates but for the price you are paying its ok. Our only complaint was that the room could have used a safe and we say a cigeratte hole on our sheets.