This was my second trip to LA but the first time I have actually stayed in the Hollywood area. The hotel was recommended by business colleagues. It was certainly good value and in a good location. The hotel was part of the Ramada group but now appears to be independently owned. Unfortunately, it still feels a little boring and corporate and is a bit worn round the edges - don't come here if you are looking for swanky luxury.

On the plus side the staff were very helpful and the price was particularly good given it's very central Hollywood location. The room was clean, the bed comfy and the bed-linen smelt and felt unbelievably luxurious.

The best thing about the Hollywood Hotel is it's location. It gave me the chance to explore Hollywood away from Sunset and Hollywood Boulevard. Having seen the touristy bits of Hollywood on my previous trip I wasn't particularly looking forward to a return visit. Even though I have heard this before (and not believed it), LA really is a surprising and delightful city if you can put your preconceptions to one side. Away from the tiny bit of Hollywood given over to tourism, the neighbourhood is delightful. Lots of really cool shops, restaurants and interesting streets to explore. I fell in love with the place and will happily return to Hotel Hollywood next trip to explore further.

I was with my mom on a vacation trip,the hotel was great,breakfast was awesome and nice staff and rooms;I will stay there again for sure on my next trip to LA!

Booked this hotel online, clean and well maintained bedrooms, our room had a fridge, microwave, tea and coffee facilities, flat screen tv. The reception staff were very helpful, the room we were given was overlooking the courtyard, only down side was the shared balcony, which meant that you could leave your windows open at night when you were sleeping!! The rooms were small compared to other USA hotels I have stayed in but it was suitable for the two of us.

Internet and a computer in reception provided for residents free of charge, was quite impressed with this. The only down side was the breakfast either they should do better or as in other hotels in the US forget about it and let the residents get it else where, The first morning we went there was a miserable looking woman making omelletes, my husband went to order both his and mine, but was told in no uncertain terms that only one per person,so I had to go and order my own instead of making the toast for the both of us, when the omellete was made it was like a small pancake verylittle of it, the pastries kept running out and they were very slow to replenish, the tea was like dishwater only 2 tea bags for a big pot.

I thought parking was abit pricey though, $18 per night, but this maybe good in the US. The hotel push a tour around LA for what it is I would well avoid quite boring and couldn't see much from the transport provided cost nearly $200 for both of us and it was quite disappointing.

Was here for just one night in early February. Some plusses, some minuses.

This seems to be a rebranded Ramada Inn - in fact the area map they gave me still had Ramada on in, not Hollywood. The place had a very 1960s vibe architecturally, but without 1960s charm. Rooms overlooked the outdoor pool area, with a rectangular slice of the sky above. I liked that I could step out onto a patio from my room - what Minnesotans doesn't love that in February? - but there was no chair to sit on in order to enjoy the warm air.

Got a great rate, but the person who made my reservation didn't send me a confirmation. When I called and asked them to send it a few weeks later, they didn't. Not sure what the problem was, but when I called a third time, I just took the confirmation number over the phone.

Hotel was easy to get to using public transportation. Great directions on their website. Room was tiny, and the decor was dated. But it was clean and the bed was comfortable. Visited the basement bar after my meeting was over. Pricy, but nice that it was there. It was filled that night with young locals doing karaoke. Had to stop at the front desk to get my in-room coffee for the morning - maid service had forgotten to re-stock my room. Got a coupon for free breakfast at check-in, but didn't partake as my morning meeting also served breakfast.

The staff members were great as was the location for a meeting at the nearby Kaiser Permanente building. But I can't speak to whether it is convenient for seeing other L.A. attractions.