East West Suites

This was an affordable, clean place to stay — plus they have discounts for long term stays, aarp, and AAA. The staff was incredibly kind and helpful but it is what it is. The only thing I would complain about is that the internet was horrible — which for me — was kind of important. It might not have a ton of amenities but it has all the important ones — clean sheets, clean floors, clean shower. The highway is nearby but not enough to hear. There are also restaurants nearby but like most things in LA, you pretty much have to drive. There’s a pool that I didn’t use bu saw some kids having fun. I was there to be in studio city — otherwise sherman oaks isn’t really for families.

DO NOT STAY HERE ESPECIALLY WITH LITTLE ONES!!! I wish I could give it no to half a star but it is not an option. This place is not safe at all and is disgusting! The staff was very rude and very inappropriate. It’s in a decent location but we paid $ 90 for the night and I don’t think it was even worth $ 50/​night! The people who stayed at the hotel were just as scummy as the motel. The «locks» in the windows were wood sticks. There were nasty stains on the blankets, walls, and floors. There was also a iron burn on the carpet and square sections of carpet that had been replaced. The water pressure in the shower was no more then a drip from a hose. The beds were like sleeping on the hard floor and probably just as dirty. The furniture was written all over it with stains everywhere as well. The tv was old and little with a lot of channels that didn’t even work. We even saw two men taking a «woman of the night» into their hotel room. A lot of very nice cars parked in the parking lot which made us think this hotel is used for nasty inappropriate reasons. I didn’t get much sleep because I did not feel safe what so ever here. I have more to say but I will let me husband review as well because he was left along in the hotel room while my Sister and I went to a concert and he even felt very uncomfortable. I’m so glad we didn’t take our little ones to stay here because we would have had to waste money finding a another hotel. I would rather pay double the price for a nice place then pay what we did for this nasty disturbing place! PLEASE PLEASE DO NOT STAY HERE unless you are looking for a disturbing and nasty place! They also state that they have «free Wi-​Fi» but they did not. EWW

~Laffin~
Now of course, this ain’t the best around!
Listen here Pilgrim, as an «Industry» worker, I’ve been ALL over LA… Hell, I’m FROM here! Granada Hills High class of ’68… I know this place (LA) so well its unfair…
If you are gunna be a week around here, take their $ 350 week thang. It has a pool, its clean, fridge in yer room, safe… Lot better than Motel 6… I can give you whatever you want, TOP, to bottom. THIS, is midrange, but close in, safe, and clean…
Now if you want «Better», what’r we talking about??? Family??? Amusement Parks?
KIDS??? Hollywood??? Frills???
If you REALLY want a nice Motel with «Capabilities»… Go out Pasadena way, learn the Light Rail system and have a BALL!!!
Otherwise, get to San Diego, or California’s BIG Kahuna, San Francisco!
Get outta here and enjoy the BEST Cali has to offer!!! The Central Coast Oceanfront and the Sierras… I MEAN it!!!

Ghetto! If I could give it less than a star I would. Drove in from Vegas directly to the hotel which was set up through a travel agency. Walked in, opened the door to check the room prior to check in and walked out. The room smelled horrible, everything about the hotel was late 70’s which isn’t bad if it’s intentional but it wasn’t. It was where neglect which was evident as that was possibly the last time the room was cleaned. Everything inside was of extreamly cheap quality and dingy. Absolutely unacceptable! Didn’t check in! Returned the keys and paid for a different room out of pocket down the road at a Best Western. East West Suits Is not a hotel… it’s a Motel… and I think there’s some dude from paycho creeping around the parking lot waiting for poor victims to check in! If not that the. The sheer number of thugs at the hotel are concern enough!

hotel had brand new pergo floor. Bathroom had new tile, so looked decent. However when I turned out fan whole bathroom became white, for some reason lots of powered was coming in from fan, may-​be because painters left a lot of pain in dock system, I’m not sure. But everything seemed OK. Morning breakfast way way too basic, most basic I ever seen. Oh yes I did wanted to use wi-​fi but didn’t know user and password.

Horrible service, poor rooms, people up partying all night, smoke detector in our suite went off at 4am and so we HAD TO MOVE in the middle of the night. Got DOWNGRADED to a smaller, trashy little room. THEY DO NOT DO ANY REFUNDS whatsoever so I’m told. They said they would follow up with me and never did, blame game. VERY CRAPPY PLACE.

With a small lobby, outdoor vending machines, and two stories of yellow «on the run from the law» style motel action, lodging here is AFFORDABLE. No really, it is. It’s $ 67 in an area where hotels range from $ 150 to $ 200.
The parking lot feels safe, in-​room furniture is surprisingly new, and the outdoor ice machine takes quarters. Paint was slightly peeling on my bottle opener-​equipped bathroom door, a square hole in the wall serves as a tissue box holder, and instead of a fitted sheet, you get two regular sheets that come off the mattress all too easily. Our room’s old fashioned TV was in need of repair, making all channels look approximately like a 3D movie you don’t have glasses for. There’s also free wifi that for me didn’t work as well as my phone’s regular 3G.
This motel would have sold me on its status as a cheap but clean alternative, if it weren’t for a couple of troubling signs. First, we noticed some dried red fluid on the corner wall — possibly red MD 20/​20, blood, or both. A friendly caking of dust also adorned the horizontal dowels of the chairs. Sufficed to say, there isn’t a rigorous inspection of each room’s cleanliness before you check-​in.
Staying at a place like this leads you to question certain aspects of your life — namely those that lead up to your staying here. Are you an alcoholic lawyer meeting his mistress as you spiral downwards? Are you planning a bank robbery? Do you own a time machine? All seem like plausible stories for why you’re here, but the charm of East West Suites is that can find your own seedy adventure to lead you here. It’s the kind of place Jack Kerouac, Die Hard’s John McClane, and you (yes you) could all run into each other in some alternate universe.
Just shower and boil your clothes after you come back to reality.