Chamberlain West Hollywood

A hotel located in a residential area, very quiet, but the facade is easy to miss, and the parking lot entrance is even harder to find. The parking fee is $65/night, worthy of Beverly. When checking in, the waiter will give a small note asking if you need housekeeping, which is relatively good. I will take care of it myself when I stay in a hotel, and I don’t like outsiders to come and go at will. In addition, I save a tip. Hehe~ When I entered the parking lot, a black guy asked if I needed valet parking. I gave him a $5 tip and the black guy sent my luggage to the room. The hotel is decorated in black and white, which is quite elegant. I was arranged to live on the second floor. The floor is a bit low, and the balcony is basically blocked from the sun. The black and white plus the darkness make the room a bit depressing, very un-California

Went in summer. The advantage of the hotel is that multiple people can stay in one room. The suite with a large bed and sofa bed is very spacious, which is very suitable for hanging out with friends. The hotel is not a large chain hotel. The facade looks relatively hidden, but the interior decoration is good, with a small bar and a swimming pool. The hotel is located in West Hollywood, with mainly residential areas nearby. It is very quiet and safe. The hotel is on a slope. Walking up you can reach a section of Sunset Boulevard, and walking down is Santa Monica Boulevard (part of Route 66). There is a Trader Joe’s nearby which is very convenient. The hotel service is also very good. We basically got everything we asked the front desk for (we even got a microwave). It takes about 30-40 minutes to take a taxi from each attraction, and 10 minutes to Hollywood Boulevard.

The hotel I stay in every time I come to Los Angeles. The location is good and shopping is convenient.