3-Star Hotels in Long Beach

Nice hotel, the front desk is kind, breakfast is provided every day (although not delicious), there is a microwave oven downstairs to heat the packaged food, although the location is a bit biased, there is wholefoods or sprouts nearby walking, in short, it is very convenient

The room is small and old, facing the street and very noisy, and the nearby bar is still noisy at 2-3 am. The service is also average, parking fee is charged, and the breakfast is very monotonous. The only thing is that the location is good

Facilities: three-star hotel, facilities are still new, the lobby is relatively large Health: good health, the overall health of the hotel is good Environment: Close to shops, McDonald's, subway and bus stops, living here is to visit customers, close to Long Beach City can take the subway, faster Service: The front desk service is very good and very warm

The room is OK, after all, it is a home hotel, there is an open kitchenette, so it is more spacious. Breakfast is free, complimentary breakfast, next to the lobby. However, the elevator was originally two, and one was opened, so the elevator had to wait a long time. Then there was parking outside. When I checked in, the front desk told me that it was free (unless I heard it wrong or understood it wrong), but when I checked out, the front desk didn't tell me to charge, and gave me a small ticket that could be inserted next to the railing. The machine can go. The result came back to receive a deduction of $ 35, this is a bit expensive, $ 35 a night, and there is no text message notification, or I found this fee after checking the bank APP. Therefore, friends who want to stay at this hotel must confirm the parking fee with the front desk when checking in or checking out.

+$25 Hidden Fee********Hidden Fees********$25+ The midnight check-in guy was friendly and helpful, and disclosed their $25 ”Service Fee” which states $20 on their sign pictured here and then itemized $22+tax on my receipt; the front desk manager was arrogantly defensive and unhelpful telling me to call Expedia when questioned upon check-out and failed to find their fine print on my Trip.com receipts that clearly state all taxes and fees are included in the stated total, bad business practices.