Regency Inn

It is a great clean fresh place for the price! I really liked it. The beds are so comfortable and the bedsheets smell nice and clean. They bring you water and come and clean in the morning once you go out, they refill the stuff you have used. It is quiet and comfortable. Definitely will come again

I have been staying at a Regency Inn every week for the past few months. The owner and employees all recognize me and always make my reservations automatically week after week. The reason I keep coming back to Regency Inn is because it’s located in between Pasadena and Glendale (where I work). And it’s not too far from all the Asian food I love in the 626. Every time I’m here, the inn is packed with guests, mostly foreign and some just around the area for business.
I’ve been staying in the single King bed rooms with carpeted floors. The rooms are great! The bed is clean and firm-​soft with lots of pillows. The cable tv has plenty of channels to choose from. The AC unit is for the most part easy to use and always functional. And the bathrooms are nicely remodeled. Each room comes with a mini keurig. And there is ample lighting in the room (at least 4 lamps, one sink light and one bathroom light). There is also free wifi available; you will need a separate password for each device you connect. All the rooms come with a mini fridge and microwave and complementary water bottles.
The rooms are separated into smoking and non-​smoking. My only complaint is that the smoking and non-​smoking rooms are alternating on each floor, so the smoke from the smoking rooms actually travel into the neighboring non-​smoking rooms through the bathroom vents. Having all the smoking rooms on one side of the inn and non-​smoking on the other side makes more sense to me.
The great location, affordable pricing and comfortable rooms keep me coming back to Regency Inn week after week. If you’re staying in the area and are working with a tight budget (less than $ 100 per night) I would definitely suggest giving Regency Inn a shot.

I had a two night stay here. (It was the cheapest I had found in the area.) The inside is beautiful and clean. The house keepers are extremely friendly and really hard working. If you needed any favors they’d help you out right away. The management was whatever, it was hard to even get a smile out of them. I wouldn’t mind staying here again.
Cleanliness: 5
House keepers: 5
Area: 5
Prices: 5
Management: 0

Room was nice. Parking sucked. But price and cleanliness of the rooms i would stay here again

The front desk lady was very sweet, prompt and well organized. We got taken care of, registered and got our keys. I booked the room through Agoda and I loved the whole process. A con was that the parking is limited and cramped, but the room is well
was clean and welcoming. Ahhhhh the bed was the best part of it all, soooo heavenly soft. I would most definitely come back, we went to Hollywood blvd yesterday and with an Über it only cost us 30 $ there and back. There’s also a mall right up the street with a Filipino grocery store and target so if you forgot something or want some snacks it’s close by.

Enjoyed our 2 night stay. The rooms are very nice. They appear to have been recently upgraded and are new and fresh. The WiFi was very good. Our son was able to stream some shows, which isn’t always the case at motels. The motel may not seem impressive from the outside, but don’t let that fool you. Staff was helpful and friendly.
Parking are is only accessible through the front next to the office so it adds a level of security, though spaces can be limited if you arrive late in the evening.

Stayed 3 nights in April 2015. With my husband and two teen boys.
Great room for the price… Easy access to freeways, loved how we were able to get to downtown L.A., Hollywood/​Universal Studios and Santa Monica very easily.
Yes, it’s true, the outside does look questionable. Don’t let that deter you. Especially if you just need a room to sleep in. We spent most of our time out exploring L.A. so the lack of amenities and the look of the building was not an issue for us.
The room was fabulous! I couldn’t ask for anything more. The inside made me forget about the outside. I felt safe and I liked how the balcony where the room doors are and the parking lot is lit up like daylight at night time. Although you’d never know it from inside the room because the windows are covered with plantation shutters and black out curtains. The mini fridge and mini keureg were a plus too. Room décor was very nice, bed linens were clean and comfortable.
We did not mind the fact that there was not an elevator. If we were not physically able to climb stairs comfortably or were traveling with small children I might reconsider staying.
Regency Inn was all we needed for our stay in L.A. (Eagle Rock/​Glendale area) We would definitely stay again!

Stayed here for a couple nights and went to universal studios. Check in was smooth, quick and he gave me WiFi passwords for all my devices. The room was clean and spacious. WiFi was fast. Parking lot was kind of small but no big deal. No breakfast but im not a big fan of free hotel breakfast anyways, its never really that great. Overall this place was awesome. I would go out of my way stay here agian.

When i was doing research on places near the LA Zoo this became a winner. The Price you cant beat for what you get. A nice, clean room, big comfy bed, really big closet for some reason, the sink is outside of the restroom but doesn’t mess up the look of the room but makes the restroom better. (the pictures on Unilocal are pretty accurate but of course they been edited and made perfect. I didn’t even mind that we had the top 4^th floor on a elevator-​less hotel. The outside looks beat up but its a old building on a slight incline down hill and some construction was going on in the check in area. The neighbor was lively and not very scary reminds me of places in Anaheim. Lady who check me in was nice and had on a awesome dress on. Read and look at the reviews at tripadvisor if you want more evidence. Gonna bookmark this hotel for sure for future reference. ps. If you need something on your stay there is a target and mall nearby.

This place is decent, nothing too fancy, nothing too bad. The price is a little too much as you can go to the hilton and pay 90 – 100 for a basic room this place costs $ 85.
I give this place 3 stars because of the ghosts! NO JOKE. I am not a beleiver in things like this but this place freaked my girl and myself out.
First off we had a middle room (NOT FACING THE STREET AT ALL) and we saw random dim lights (orbs) moving from one side of the room to the other randomly. Nothing that seemed like a cars headlights which didn’t matter anyways because we were in a middle top floor room.
Secondly we were motionless in our bed, beyond tired and suddenly something fell onto the hardwood floor, I get up and look NOTHING at all on the floor other than our shoes which were already there to begin with.
Thirdly the door in the bathroom went from open to half way closed on its own, no air conditioner and when inspected it never did it again.
Finally the icing on the cake, you feel someone is watching you… coudln’t find any cameras or explanation why but you just have that feeling that you’re not alone in the room… FREAKY AS HELL — AND A SPOOKEY EARY FEELING.
We never talked about it the night of funny enough to bring it up the next day saying… last night in the room and we BOTH KNEW what we were talkinga bout the same paranormal activity feeling…
Oh and the office smells like curry :)

Really nice.
Complete surprise, considering it doesn’t look like much from the outside, but the rooms are super big, with really nice features: desk with rolly-​chair, lots of fluffy pillows, refrigerator, microwave, fairly large bathroom.
This room would have cost $ 350 in Manhattan. But a room with a King Sized bed on a weedend was only $ 85/​night. Although, given that Eagle Rock is now one of the trendiest neighborhoods in the country, I’m guessing it might not stay so inexpensive in the future.
The woman at the front desk was super friendly and very professional.
If you have friends staying from out of town, or you’re visiting from out of town and don’t want to plunk down the $ 250 for what is essentially the same quality of room at the Pasadena Westin, then you could certainly do much worse than the conveniently located Regency.

WARNING! PLEASE READ THIS REVIEW BEFORE CHECKING IN THIS SORRY EXCUSE THEY CALL A HOTEL!!! This place is very very horrible ! Not only are they terrible at pleasing there guests but have the most absurd rules that I have ever heard ! I travel every week all over Southern California and the West Coast, in all my years of staying at hotels I have never had anything horrible to say. This place is the worst around Eagle Rock and not worth it. Do yourself a favor and look elsewhere !

I reserved this hotel a month in advance and I did research online first for all the hotels in the Eagle Rock area and this one had the best reviews. Yes, it does not look that extravagant from the outside, but who cares, it’s the room inside that matters and with that said, we had a flat screen tv, fridge, microwave and a large king size bed and a sofa. The room was clean, the front counter attendants were super nice and smiled a lot. There is no elevator, and I was on the second floor, so a little exercise is ok with me, but I did not mind at all the lack of an elevator. My wife, son and I slept great the whole 6 nights we stayed here and for what I paid I am very satisfied. If anything this is better and less than the more popular hotels around here, so if you want more for your money, a great room and an ideal location, you will not find a better one in this area. This is the best little hotel in Eagle Rock, no doubt about it!

Stayed here on our last night in the LA area; I stayed in a different hotel each night for a week. This was our first non-​main stream hotel we stayed at. From the outside it looked okay, nothing spectacular. I freaked out a little bit when i entered the lobby where the receptionist is separated by a big glass window, like at a movie theater where you have to slide your credit card through the little opening at the bottom of the glass. I have to say this was a first for me, I have never stayed at a hotel where I was greeted by glass. I thought to myself, «What kind of place am I staying at?» We hauled our luggage a up a flight and a half of stairs to the second floor and opened the door. I was extremely surprised how nice the room was with it’s wood simulated floors, king size bed, desk, couch, coffee table, fridge, microwave, old school tv, closet, sink area and bathroom. It was very modern looking and most importantly clean!!! The noise level here was not too bad, as always the a/​c is too noisy for me to sleep with on. When I made a reservation, I filled out their on-​line form, but never got a response so I ended up having to call in to make the reservation and then they emailed me a confirmation.
If I ever had to stay in this part of town, I would consider staying here again, especially for the affordability.

Stayed here on our trip to LA. They were very accomodating when we needed a late check-​in and very quick behind the counter. The room was spacious even with a king bed. Very clean with HUGE closet space and organizers. I’ll never actually use the closet space, but its nice to have the option.
My only complaint (and it hardly counts) is that its a 20 minute drive to anything tourist-​y. We rented a car so i don’t know how the public transportation system works in the area.
All things considered, a very nice experience!