4-Star Hotels in California, United States

Every time I land in Los Angeles in the evening, I usually choose this hotel. The shuttle bus is free and runs very frequently. Just take the elevator to the 3rd floor for the hotel shuttle stop. The room is as spacious as always, and they provide two complimentary bottles of water at check-in. In North America, you usually have to bring your own kettle. This time, my $100 deposit was released immediately after check-out, which was really fast!

This price is still ok.

Everything about my stay was more than fine except for two issues. I had already informed hotel management that I would be proposing that night, and I specifically requested a non-connecting room with a decent view. Despite this, I was given a connecting room and placed next to a group of friends who were extremely loud throughout the night. I tried contacting the reception multiple times regarding the noise, but no one answered for nearly two hours, if not more. I also experienced an issue at the restaurant during breakfast. I tried to explain to the waiter that my reservation already included breakfast for two people that day. He informed me that I could order anything from the menu. However, I was later surprised with a bill exceeding $100 and was then told that the breakfast-for-two benefit only covered $50 of the total.

My stay at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles was quite a unique experience. I absolutely loved the grand historic architecture—the building is stunning and full of old-world charm, making it feel like stepping back in time. However, some aspects of the stay were less impressive. The breakfast was a bit underwhelming and repetitive, and it was sometimes difficult to get help from the staff. I often had to go down to the reception myself to get a bottle of water each day, which was inconvenient. The location was also not ideal for first-time visitors to the city. The surrounding downtown area did not feel very comfortable to explore, especially at night, and compared to other downtown areas we have visited, it felt less welcoming and not safe. The hotel definitely has a very distinctive atmosphere—beautiful, historic, and at times a little strange and eerie, especially in the basement area where the pool and gym are located, which adds to its character. Overall, it was an interesting stay mainly because of the incredible architecture and history of the place.f

Nice hotel. Clean and comfy. Large rooms with everything you need for a night’s stay. The shuttle bus can take a little while if you are heading to international, as it has two stops in the parking lot and then stops at 3 domestic terminal stops first - so make sure you leave adequate time.

Short walking distance from Powell Station - but needs a little uphill walk. The room is compact and nice. But there's a weird (but bearable) smell in the corridor. It's a great room at a great price at a great location!

Super clean! I absolutely love that in a hotel. Was quiet in the evening and front desk was very kind. The breakfast staff very accommodating, even the bar staff were upbeat. The vibes this place gives off are positive and wholesome. Definitely my go to spot in Chico.

The hotel boasts a prime location with numerous nearby shops and restaurants, and is conveniently situated near other attractions and accessible by public transportation. The rooms are adequate and meet expectations, making it a good choice for travelers.

The location is quite convenient, right across from Chinatown, so if you like Chinese food, you'll have plenty of options. The environment is pretty average and can't compare to the facilities and service levels of hotels in Asia. It's within walking distance of the subway station, and San Francisco feels quite safe overall.