Let's count the ways you too can have a terrifying stay...

1. The hotel staff just can't seem to get it right - or maybe they're just deaf. Upon checking in, we'd reminded the broad we'd reserved a quiet room. She put us in a room next to the ramp to the parking garage. Hello, this is NOT an Oasis room! When we complained to the manager, we were given a room over an ugly moldy fountain on ASTROTURF! Ha - I bet even Motel 6 has REAL grass!

2. This hotel is at the intersection of Wilshire and Santa Monica where traffic hell is constant - makes NYC is feel deserted. If you want quiet, bring earplugs and wear them at all times while you're here.

3. The walls are so very super thin that if your next door neighbor decides to have a spat, you hear every word, every sob, every breath. They might as well be in the same bed with you. Even with earplugs, it's like turning on the tv full blast and trying to sleep. Good luck.

4. The bed is so lumpy it feels like cows and elephants have been tromping in it. Also, the linens are ao over starched that every time you turn during the night, you get woken up by the crispy sound of your sheets. Hello Hilton heads, it's not the 50's anymore - starch is not required.

5. The shower has NO pressure - to get completely clean, you have to spend twice as long in the shower. The tub was tiny and would barely fit a small child for a bath - not that anyone in their right mind would let a child take a bath in it as it was peeling and looked like it gets scrubbed out 2 times/year. Ugh!

6. The old drapes don't close completely and the gap is on the same side as where you rest your head on the pillow. Who's the genious who didn't think to at least arrange the drapes going the other directon so you're not blinded by streetlight or sunlight when trying to get some zzz's?

To be fair, the toiletries were good and the room was spacious.

The hotel has a wonderful reception and lobby area. The amenities were superb. The exercise room was fully equipped with all the newest machines and there was complimentary water and headsets.
However, the room we stayed in was not worth the money. The bed had a lumpy feather topper and the bathroom looked as though it could use some TLC and re-calking
On our second day our door lock broke. It took all day for maintenance to fix it. Meanwhile, our room was left open. The concierge was apologetic, but said they could not switch our room because they were fully booked.
At the price we paid, I expected more.

We booked with Hotel.com two rooms for three nights cost was 1477.33 including the booking fee of ten dollars. We chose valet parking 3 nights@29.00=87.00 (we called ahead to have our car waiting for us but it was never there so we always had to wait but they always had two fresh water bottles in the car waiting for us) and then a 25 dollar a night pet fee which was never mentioned anywhere. When we checked out we found out about this. They told me they would only charge for one night on the pet fee. I had not even mentioned that I had not known about the fee so do not know why they gave us a break. Easy drive to the LAX. Check in and out was very quick. We were put in rooms 6433 and 6429 of the Oasis tower . We were on # four of four floors. It had the fastest elevator of any hotel we have ever stayed at and we never had to wait. Our rooms were 105 steps away from the elevator. It was the longest hallway I have ever seen on one floor of a hotel. The hallway was super clean and fresh smelling and well appointed. Our rooms were very nice and the view was nice. The beds were very comfortable and the heating system was acceptably quiet. We had two queens in each room. The bathroom was large and the rooms had adequate space. Everything was clean. The exercise room was well equipped and everything in it was complimentary, a mini fridge stocked with cold bottled water, fresh fruit, towels, ear phones eight tread mills so no waiting, and other step like equipment and free weights etc. It was a large room, clean and comfortable. The pool was closed which was a disappointment but they had the nicest couches (real couches) and comfy chairs still out that were situated to have the sun without any wind. Several people were out here napping enjoying the beautiful weather. California is totally small dog heaven. I am glad we brought our Yorkie because she went everywhere with us. It was a distance to take her potty at the hotel but they have a walking path along Wishire that is lovely and safe. It is a mile to the Los Angeles Temple.

My wife and I recently stayed four nights at the Beverly Hilton. I have nothing but good things to say about the hotel. From the moment we arrived, the service was excellent. There seems to be a ton of staff around who are eager to please so you really never have to wait around to catch someone's attention. The check-in was smooth, they took my rental car and unloaded our bags. We were whisked up to our room on the 4th floor of the Wilshire Tower. Not huge, but good size, bright, modern and clean with a nice balcony and a wall-mounted 42 inch Plasma TV. We did not use the pool as we were busy and it was unseasonably cool. Nor did we use the hotel's shuttle service since we had a rental car. But the restaurant was terrific. We had breakfast there each day as it was included in our package. (Good thing, too as it was $29). In fact, I would say the hotel is excellent value, given that we paid $302 per night but that it included the $29 full delicious breakfast times two.
The exercise room is great. Up to date machines all with video screens and headphones and cool towers and free chilled bottled water and fruit. The valet parking is expensive at $29, but really convenient and the service at the valet stand was outstanding.
The location is very convenient, quite central. Really, this is a very nice hotel and way better value than the more expensive BH hotels. It's a 4 1/2 star hotel for half the price of the 5 star.