My husband, myself and our friends from Wisconsin stayed here December 30, 31st, January 1st, 2011 to attend the Rose Bowl Parade and Rose Bowl Game. This property is conveniently located just off the I-10 (about 15 miles East of Los Angeles in Baldwin Park). The hotel staff were friendly and helpful, our rooms were large, comfortable, quiet and spotlessly clean. We will stay here again. We had dinner at a wonderful Mexican restaurant within walking distance to this hotel. The Guadalajara Grill was excellent and had an amazing Mariachi band for entertainment.

Sincerely,

We stayed at the Courtyard Marriott while traveling from the airport in LA to Palm Springs. The staff sensed right away that we needed quiet and put us on the top floor (great view), away from kids. It was lovely, beds great, very clean. Not high end, but would definitely recommend it for anyone traveling in the area.

I had no gripes with this place. Very nice staff, decent breakfast, spacious room. It wasn't one of the snazzy new Courtyards, but everything was in good shape and it was your standard Courtyard Marriott. They should upgrade the TVs in the rooms and get faster internet. Also, it'd be nice to have a more expansive business center whose computers don't have that crappy non-standard software on it. I'll gladly stay here again, however. As for the area, I'm not sure what people are expecting. It's Baldwin Park. It's a fine are - not Beverly Hills - but not bad by any stretch of the imagination. For people from outside of LA, though, this may not be convenient if you're on vacation.

Arrived mid-afternoon to check-in to my room, 2 Queens non-smoking. Requested for a room facing the back of the property, but "none were available" at the time.

Checked in to a freeway-facing room on the 9th floor and the sounds of the freeway definitely resonated into the room. Attempted to use the bathroom and noticed that there was little water pressure in the sink and insufficient water pressure to use the shower.

Informed the front desk and they reassured me that an engineer would be on their way and that the lead building engineer is also on it's way to the property, as the hotel is well aware of the issue.

Upon my return to the hotel in the evening at ~ 11 pm. The water pressure was still poor in my room. Upon notifying the front desk, they informed me that there was no ETA and that all 2 Queens were sold out that evening.

...they suggested a 1 King Suite facing the freeway, on the 3rd floor. Upon entering the really dark room, the sounds of the freeway along w/ the pool resonated in the hot room. The A/C in the living room was loud and I learned the next morning that the drapes in the bedroom had a 2 inch gap, resulting in being awake as soon as the sun did!

...despite the troubles of changing rooms, the water pressure still left much to be desired in the suite...