Hotels Near St. Ephraim Syriac Orthodox Cathedral in Burbank

This is my favorite hotel. We stay here every year. I usually have a great stay! This year not so much! Rooms refrigerator didn’t work and it spoiled our food, and they switched from sample size shampoo and conditioner to full size pumps attached to wall with nothing inside! Thank goodness I bought some shampoo just in case! Beds were a little harder than what I have remembered. I know they have new ownership. I hope this is not how it’s going to be next year too. Other than than I like this hotel, great location.

An American breakfast is served in the morning. There are toast, bread, various jams, sausages, scrambled eggs, yogurt, milk, coffee, and fruit. The room is larger with a kingsize bed and a sofa bed (need to be spread out by yourself). Feeling thinner, the air conditioner needs to be higher, but the sound of the air conditioner is louder, which is a big problem for the neurasthenic guests. I chose to live here mainly because I have to go to Universal Studios. The road is not far away. I can get it in the morning of 20 minutes. Not far from the California Institute of Technology, not far from Greenfield Park, but just happened to meet the sunny weekend, there are many people going up the mountain, the road is blocked.

The rooms are spacious and clean. The hotel is centrally located in downtown so there are several restaurants and grocery stores nearby.

Comfortable place with decent breakfast but very little soundproofing is noticeable because of crying babies, dogs, frequent sirens etc. Neighborhood is near shopping area which is nice but watch out for aggressive homeless and young, territorial, vaping men in adidas tracksuits. Good view and friendly staff as well but not really a business hotel.

Good location, convenient transportation, feeling good, spacious and comfortable, recommended. This time I went to the United States, I feel that the hotel is very convenient, and it is good by the highway.

The hotel is very good, very new, the room is comfortable, clean, parking is charged, it is more convenient to drive more than ten minutes from the university. I am really drunk in the American breakfast. Every hotel has a very bad breakfast. American breakfast is like this? Why is the English breakfast so rich? I won’t order any more in the future.

Our family recently embarked on a three-night adventure to Universal Studios, and we decided to stay at the Cambria Burbank. First impressions matter, and Mary at the front desk absolutely nailed it. Greeted us like long-lost friends and then, to our surprise, upgraded us to a one-bedroom suite! It was enormous—I half expected to find Narnia in the wardrobe. Kudos to Mary for making our day! As a proud Diamond member of Choice Hotels, I can confidently say the Cambria Burbank is a gem. The place sparkles with newness and cleanliness, making you wonder if they have a team of invisible house elves working round the clock. The bed? The most comfortable I've ever slept in. I’m pretty sure it was enchanted with a “never leave” spell because getting up in the morning was a challenge. However, no tale is complete without a twist. Despite the hotel's gleaming facade and luxurious comfort, the housekeeping department seemed to have a quirky sense of humor. They had a peculiar penchant for leaving us perpetually short of towels. Four people and two towels? It became a running joke in our suite. I mean, who knew sharing towels could be a family bonding experience? And the coffee supplies? They vanished quicker than our willpower in front of a donut shop. Each morning was a quest for caffeine that rivaled the challenges at Universal Studios. The parking fees. $24 + an additional $4 for some kind of fee per night for parking. Overall, Cambria Burbank is a top-notch hotel with a fantastic location, perfect for Universal Studios visitors.

The hotel is in Burbank, where there are not many tourists, and there are few Chinese people. I heard that this area is Warner Bros. area, opposite the studio being built, which belongs to a small hotel. The hotel is elegantly decorated and has a sense of age. Most of the people staying are elderly. The room is still ok. The breakfast is simple. Only shella, yogurt, milk coffee, etc. I asked the waiter to heat the milk. It costs an additional 5 dollars. If you need eggs or other food, you need to collect another Fee, of course, it is not the hotel's fault, but I personally think that this is a bit stingy. After all, the room charges 1800+ price there. It is reasonable to increase the egg for breakfast. I stayed for 6 nights and really commented!