I have to say that the staff here was very friendly. The bellman outside and front desk staff were excellent. The hotel is old and dumpy though... Lobby is large, but in need of renovation. The bar area is really worn. The hall area to the elevators is weird feeling and straight out of the 70's. The elevators have graffiti... More

The initial room we were booked into was oddly shaped and had a noisy old bed (very squeaky when just sitting on the bed). Fortunately they moved us to another room, where the bed was still old, but far less squeaky. The closet in the 2nd room looked like it hadn't been maintained since the 80s, lots of paint issues... More

I stayed here as part of a group meeting, so it's not like I chose the venue. But staff was unusually solicitous and cheerful--as well as helpful. My room was in a corner, so that might explain why the layout was a little unusual. Most everything worked and I felt well served.

Very spacious king room overlooking Little Tokyo and the mountains. Great service room was cleaned nicely everyday. Bathroom small but well lighted. All hotel staff were very accommodating and knowledgeable.

Stayed here for a week and the staff and hotel were great. Everyone was friendly and helpful. The beds are very comfortable and the room was very clean. Can't beat the warm cookies that await you upon your return.

I just stayed here overnight on a business trip. But the check in process was very fast & had a very nice room that was spotless and quiet. Pretty close to Union Station if you are taking the Metro or train. Next trip--I will be here again.

I was able to really appreciate the awesome customer service from my check in guy (younger Japanese guy). I wish every hotel I stayed at was staffed with professional and kind people like him. We had a corner room which seemed a little smaller, but the room was very nice and the view was awesome so I can't complain! Parking... More

I travelled to Los Angeles for 4 nights with a female friend. Knowing very little about LA we were booked at the Doubletree in downtown LA by our travel agent. Then with looking at further research and speaking to other friends we were told to avoid downtown LA at night as it was really run-down, rough area in the evenings.... More

We arrived very early in the morning on the train from New Orleans. The Double Tree is walking distance from the main station. We had pre booked and the room was available straight away even though it was so early. We were able to travel all over the city by buses which only cost 50 cents each per trip. The... More