The hotel exterior is beautiful, and the charm of the staying in a historic hotel is appealing. However, the hotel does not provide the amenities that warrant the $150-$200 price tag. Quite frankly it is in dire need of refurbishment (stained and dingy carpets, brocade falling off the tapestry) and the construction that has been put into the hotel is... more

My wife and son were there recently when my son was selected to be on the Bonnie Hunt Show. All of there guests stay here in that the hotel is within walking distance of the studio. From the outside, this is a really cool building, especially if you like historic buildings, it is absolutely beautiful lit up at night. It... more

I had originally booked at another hotel, but changed to the Culver. The price was fairly cheap (but you need to do it online). The staff are very friendly, especially the girl on the afternoon shift who went out of her way to help plan my next day's travels (with no expectation of tip). The hotel itself is old, you'll... more

While I did not stay in the hotel, I was so appalled by my experience at the Culver Hotel bar that I felt compelled to relay my experience to others. Four of us sat down in the bar/lounge area for a quick drink on a Saturday evening, and the waiter who took our drink orders was rude and nasty and... more

So I read the other reviews -- "fake antiques," "bad art," etc -- and I can't disagree with any of them on that. BUT, where else can you get a good, clean hotel with friendly staff AT A GREAT PRICE in Los Angeles??? The neighborhood is jumping with terrific restaurants, bars and shops. I loved the bar -- and the... more

This hotel is definately not for those wanting the 5 star, brand spankin new, snotty service that some people love to love. It's definately a historical experience that is so much fun. I stayed here pure and simply for it's history in the film industry and the hotel's loyalty to the art deco style of it's hay day. The rooms... more

When I lived in Los Angeles in the 90s before Culver City's revival, it was always a favorite part of the city I felt was underappreciated. I love deco architecture, I loved the village feel to the downtown Culver City area. It was always a prime prospect for the kind of revival it is now undergoing. There are great restaurants... more

I very much wanted to like this hotel, but there were just too many problems. First impression when you walk into the lobby is that it is a magnificent hotel that has been very well restored. Unfortunately things went downhill very badly from there. The first problem was that we had booked a queen room but they only had a... more

The Culver Hotel is somehow charming but overall is just ok. I arrived at about noon and wasn't allowed to check in until 2PM which I guess is ok. The check in itself took about 20 minutes because there was only one person working the front desk and apparently someone had a problem with their reservations. When I finally did... more