Marina del Rey Hotels with Wi-Fi

Honestly. A lovely hotel but not worth the price If you are going, just make sure u don't get room 1102. Even front desk staff agreed she hears complaints about it's size and location frequently

Central location in the heart of Marina del Rey. We had a very large room with balcony and partly view of the beach. The hotel has a restaurant, bar and outdoor pool. The yacht port of Marina del Rey, Venice Beach and many restaurants, shops and supermarket are accessible by foot. The hotel is very comfortable and comfortable, but it is very nice to stay in the garage with $29 per day, especially since there is a cheaper public parking right next to the hotel.

This cute hotel is 7 blocks from the Venice Beach Pier. The beach is busy : lots of action from the un housed to the flamboyant rollerbladers. But 7 blocks away at the Kinney you’ll find a relaxed ambiance worlds away from the congestion of the beach scene. My room was spacious, clean and quiet. The bathroom was well equipped, the bed/ bedding deluxe and the blackout shades top performers. I brought my own bike, the Kinney does charge for use of theirs, and had a fabulous ride on the bike trail that goes from Will Rogers to Torrance. I highly recommend dining at NUEVO. Innovative menu and affordable. I also had a satisfying meal at Wonky Wok. I found street parking, Kinney does charge for parking, really close by- safe neighborhood. The staff were welcoming and courteous. I really loved my stay- I could live at the Kinney!

My husband and I traveled across the country to celebrate our wedding anniversary. It was a quick but memorable trip. We checked in at the front desk. I casually mentioned that it was our 10th anniversary. We had a club king room on the top floor. Having read some of the previous reviews, I was a bit apprehensive. Unlike some of the exaggerated hyperbole in those reviews, our room was first rate in every way. I agree with reviewers in that the walls are thin. The white noise machine did a good job of muddling any sounds from our neighbors. We celebrated our anniversary at the Cast and Plow bar. Great drinks and amazing burger, graciously served by Josh. When we returned to the room, there was a bottle of champagne on ice, along with a bowl of chocolate covered strawberries. Nathan from the front desk heard me mention our anniversary and set this up, leaving a lovely card wishing us a happy 10th anniversary. We spent the next day at the pool. Great crispy chicken sandwich at the Wave bar. Alas, I don’t recall the names of the staff there, but they were wonderful. That evening, we returned to the Cast and Plow bar and enjoyed martinis and appetizers, served by Carlos. He makes a great espresso martini! Kudos to the staff of The Ritz Carlton MDR. They made our quick holiday a complete delight.

I booked 2 nights here before a cruise from San Pedro. I wasn't sure what to expect but I was pleasantly surprised by the nice lobby, comfortable rooms, lovely views and convenient location. I arrived around lunchtime after my flight from EWR and while I had issues with prearranged transportation (NOT through the hotel) I grabbed at cab at LAX-it (kind of annoying but that's another story) and got here pretty quickly, maybe 20 minutes or so and I think that the fare was maybe $30 or so. I over tipped the driver and the total of $40-50 is floating around in my mind. I know that the shuttle would have been about $65 and I'd booked it solely because they could pick up at the baggage claim doors but I digress. The hotel has a nice bar and restaurant, as well as room service which you can have delivered to the bar when there's no actual ”restaurant” service per se. There's also a great M Club for breakfast, and light evening snacks. It's accessible almost 24 hours (it may actually be open 24/7 but I think it closes at midnight). I'd originally been assigned a marina view room but the associate who checked me in suggested that the Santa Monica/Mountain view was nicer. While I'd have preferred the marina side, it DID get dark quickly and I'm not sure I would have seen much. The room was very comfortable and nicely decorated in a somewhat seaside theme. (Somewhat, lol.) Comfy bed, large desk, plenty of outlets, giant TV and a comfy chaise lounge. The bathroom was spacious with nice toiletries. The room also had a Keurig and a mini fridge. The area appeared safe and I did walk to the Cheesecake Factory at night for dessert. However, I noticed a number of questionable characters in the area when I walked across the street the other way in broad daylight to get some lunch. Just keep your wits about you. I had lunch in the bar, yummy pork sliders and a couple of great, albeit pricey, even by NYC standards, cocktails. Gary the bartender does make some tasty drinks though so no complaints. The M Club had a nice selection for breakfast and ”dinner” and I was happy to be able to fuel myself in the morning and have a quick snack at night. As this is, at the very least, a Marriott managed hotel, the staff was super friendly and really tried their best to make everyone happy. The only (small) issue was getting a gift card applied. Please do NOT tell me ”your system is different.” It's not, and we both know that. If you do NOT know how to apply a gift card, then please be honest and say, I'm sorry, I don't know how to to this but I'll get my colleague to assist me. Other than that, which was resolved instantly when I gently suggested that the associate needed to apply the gift card or get someone to help do it, I didn't have any problems with my stay. All in all, I'd stay here again if I was cruising or wanted to be near the airport but not TOO close to the airport. I was able to get Ubers to a grocery store and to the pier in the mo

The hotel is very close to Venice beach, about a five-minute walk. We were given a south-facing room with a balcony and a view of the sea. Venice beach is very lively. There are 5 stores within 100 meters of the shops. It is still a bit scary to go shopping at night.

Stayed here for 1 night after landing in LA from the U.K. Wanted to stay somewhere close to airport. Room was as expected. Very large, clean, bit tired but okay. Noisy aircon unit and fridge which didn’t bother us too much as only a one night stay. Great location, right on the beach, 5 min walk to Cheesecake Factory for dinner. Had pancake and parking deal which was good value. Offered free parking and breakfast, which was actually a $25 credit per person for breakfast/brunch menu which runs from 7am-3pm, so that was useful. Hate that Hilton always takes days/weeks to credit back the $50 room deposit that they take from you on arrival! Overall a good stay and would stay again, but just for one night after a flight into LA.

My boyfriend and I just stayed at Foghorn Harbor Inn in Marina Del Rey, and it was awesome! The staff gave such a warm welcome, and the room had this killer view of the marina – felt like pure luxury. They don't have a restaurant, pool, or gym, but who needs it? The service was great, especially from the desk guy who hooked us up with local tips that made our visit even better. What's even cooler is that their side door comes out straight to the beach! The place is in a great spot for exploring the marina, with cool walks and plenty of dining options nearby. Seems like the hotel got a facelift or new management, and it totally shows – in a good way. Foghorn is perfect if you and your significant other want a laid-back and comfy stay with direct beach access in this cool spot.

I have stayed at this hotel four times and really enjoy it. The location is great. Walking distance from Venice Beach and close enough to the airport to be considered on a layover. The restaurant has good food and the marina setting is quite nice. It is a new hotel, so rooms are still in good shape. I had a great view with a balcony using an upgrade once, and that added some ambiance. Finally, the gym is not bad. That said, I am noticing that the price has increased quite a bit to now be as much or more than the near by Marriott and (crazy as it seems) only $50 per night different than the Ritz Carlton. I really can't imagine. If the price is down between $200-$300 per night, that is a good deal but otherwise shop around.

I spent a few days in January (2020) as a guest here. It wasn't luxurious, but I have to say that the service was very good: very personable but efficient customer service. Everything was very clean & set up quite well. Also, the position was just right. It's not on the ocean, but it is in a well-travelled area - right on the border between Venice and Marina del Rey. All in all, I highly recommend this place to anyone who wants to have a comfortable stay, but doesn't want to break the bank.