Hyatt Regency Westlake

We stayed in a king room for two nights.
Pros: the room was large, bathroom was spacious, bed was comfortable, there was free coffee in the room, pretty clean, big windows, blackout curtains, walking distance to grocery store and restaurants.
Cons: the lighting in the bathroom was very dim, room was humid and damp throughout our stay even though we had the AC on the entire time, mold in the window sills, no refrigerator, cheap and insufficient shower head, tub was dirty when we checked in, and ridiculously slippery bathroom floor when even a little bit wet.
Bottom line: the room wasn’t bad, but for $ 200/​night, I expect a little more.

Very dirty rooms, hairs all over bathroom, carpet dirty and not vacuumed, craisins actually on floor from last occupants, out of date. Top it all off our room overlooks a very ugly rooftop with even uglier satellite dishes and AC units. Save your money And go elsewhere.

Reviewing this location after staying at both the Hyatt Place in El Segundo and The Hyatt Regency in Newport Beach. We checked in and the manager upgraded our room at a discount which was nice. However, when we arrived in our room the TV was not functioning properly. Normally this would not be a huge deal but my husband was really hoping to watch Copa America after a long day of meetings and traffic. Watching it at the lobby bar was not an option since seating was full and we have two young children. I called to the front desk to make them aware and they immediately sent up a friendly technician to attempt to fix the tv. After over 20minutes, several phone calls and two trips back to our room he was able to get it functioning. This all took place after a 6:30 check in and during a time that we were hoping to step out for dinner to get back in time for a swim. Needless to say this cut into our dinner and swim time. Once we returned to our room and turned the TV back on we discovered it was still not functioning properly. The picture would either freeze or drop offline completely.
Being that it was late at night I decided to phone in and let the manager know. She tried to state that we should be okay with this since our room was upgraded at discount however, that was not based on the fact that the TV was not functioning. She offered either a $ 25.00 room discount or buffet credit she said was priced at $ 60.00. We opted for the buffet however when the bill came it was not $ 60.00 it was only $ 45.00.
Later in the evening we woke up to the AC unit not functioning at all. The room was very stuffy and uncomfortable throughout the night. I would also like to add that there is no fan in the bathroom. Without AC or fan or TV I really don’t know what we paid 250+ for. My family and I will definitely not be staying at this hotel again and we certainly will not recommend it for bookings when my husband is traveling for work.
I really expected more from the Hyatt considering this is listed as a four star hotel.
One other thing to add — there was a wire hanger sitting outside our room place there by someone else when we arrived. Housekeeping had been up and down the hall but failed to pick it up. With a young toddler in tote this is very dangerous and should not be left on the ground.
Complete waste of money. I hope someone from the Hyatt reaches our regarding this review. As I mentioned we did stay at three different Hyatt’s during our 6 day stay in SoCal and this was the worst experience!

It was a good experience. Nice place. I wish housekeeping had been more thorough. They did things like forget to refill our coffee. But, it was easy enough to get that from the front desk.

This is a long awaited review. The first time we stayed at the Hyatt, it was a great experience: nice clean rooms, attentive staff and very comfortable beds. We decided to stay at the same location when celebrating our anniversary and apparently there was a huge sports tournament, the hotel was completely packed with teenagers. I wish this was disclosed when we booked our stay. And of coarse the amount of people translated to a very poor stay: staff was un-​attentive, the environment was anything but relaxing we were so disappointed.

The place is tired, the management changed about 6 months ago; needs new beds (on order), TV system is out of order, buffet picked clean at 10AM on a holiday weekend. No pens, paper in rooms, clock radio broke.
Reserved two rooms to be near/​next to each other, end up on opposite sides of hotel 3 floors apart.
Front desk seems apathetic to issues, with the repeated claim, we know, we are planning to make better.
Yeah, I used points for the weekend, I didn’t pay the rack rate, my points are valuable too! I spend money at the bar, the restaurant, it’s a Hyatt, I expect Hyatt quality, not Howard Johnson excuses!
Missed the F1 and Indy race, I’m sure the fix is on order.
Sigh!

Decent hotel in Westlake Village. Well appointed lobby and tasteful décor. Price was not unreasonable for the area — I paid $ 224 for a room with a King bed.
The reason for my low rating is the terrible experience I had with my room booking. I was part of a large group on a corporate booking, and somehow they canceled my room. I didn’t get any warming or email about this till I was checking in.
The front desk clerk mentioned they didn’t have any rooms for the second night of our stay, then reluctantly rebooked me into a handicap accessible room, which was apparently the only option left. The room was on the ground floor, comfortable and quiet, so no worries there. What bothered me was his unsympathetic attitude and unwillingness to figure out why my room was canceled.
When I checked out, I found out that unlike everyone else in my party, the breakfast wasn’t included in my room rate. So I paid an additional $ 21 a day for breakfast for each day. The lady checking me out displayed the SAME unsympathetic attitude and unwillingness to figure out why, saying that’s just the way my room was booked.
I expect more from a Hyatt, especially one in Westlake Village.

Stayed for my 2^nd time this past weekend and it was even better than the 1^st time. Steven at front desk was super nice and check in was easy. Finally made use of the bonfire outside and it was awesome with the weather. Glad I booked here again.

This was an amazing palace for me to stay. I was visiting from Texas, and I wanted to have a nice stay. I got many reviews saying that this was a wonderful hotel so I decided to try it. I had an amazing time. I was here for work purposes, but when I was here I felt like I could just relax. I was expecting just your ordinary hotel, but this was definitely better than that.

VOMIT ROOM… YOU MUST READ THIS ONE…
I DON’T GIVE REVIEWS, but as I sit in this room smelling vomit, I must! I stay in hotels for business several times a month. I am a Marriott Platinum member and a Hilton Honors Gold Member. I stay at Hyatt on occasion and bid for a stay hear at a silent auction. When I called in to make the reservation no one could help me. The guy I talked to said he was brand new and had no idea how to make my reservation. I asked for a manager and was told he was in a meeting and would call me when he was done (in about an hour). After 5 hours went by, I called back. I was then told that I would have to wait for someone else to help me (someone in events or promotions or something like that) and got a call days later. For the hassle I was given four breakfast buffets instead of two.,
I pull in and can’t find any one in valet for a good 15 minutes. I go to the desk and the guy that checks me in says my reservation is only good for 2 breakfast buffets. I insist that it’s for 4 and explained all the hassles I had just to make the reservation. He continues to insist that it «only says two» on the deal that I had. I explained that my deal included 2, BUT 2 more were added for a total of 4. He tells me that I need to wait to talk to a manager the next day. Then the gal next to her says «just give him the 4 as a comp» and then points to the computer monitor and says «it says 4» which the guy missed. No big deal, just an oversight.
I check into the room and go to the computer in the business center to print tickets. The deal is 15 minutes for free and then a charge after 15 minutes but your must swipe an credit card regardless. i swipe the credit card and can’t enter a thing on the keyboard to include my security code that I needed to order. The computer next to this one is not working. I get someone from the front desk (the same guy that helped checked me in) and he can’t get the keyboard to work either and can’t turn on the other computer. I then notice the keyboard is unplugged in the back and take care of it myself. While on the computer, it reboots on it’s own. I start over and swipe a card again. I stay within the 15 minutes, log out at about the 13 minute mark and then get an emailed receipt that I have been charged.
NOW THE VOMIT. Someone has obviously vomited in the corner next to the bed. The smell is horrible. I ask my daughters to smell it and they all say it smells like «BARF». I call the front desk. The same guy shows up with a cleaning lady that can’t speak english. They leave together and she returns with a sprayer. The fumes from the chemicals in the sprayer are overwhelming. She sprays a little bit on the carpet, wipes up with a towel, and then leaves. I STILL SMELL VOMIT! I am calling again to complain. I hear they are sold out and I am sure I will be forced to suffer as I am sure IF they have a suite open they will likely not upgrade me. Let’s see what concessions they make for me!
SO here is what they did. Richard calls me from the front desk and tells me to pack and that they are moving our room. He says he will call us back in 10 minutes. Nearly 30 minutes later the cleaning lady shows up to remake the room. I call the front desk and tell Richard and he says they are paying her overtime to clean the room and for all of us to come to the lobby for a new room. It’s about 1130 PM and I tell him that they can’t change the sheets and put someone else in the room but that there is obvious vomit on the side of the bed and perhaps the wall and furniture.
I go to the lobby and there is a long line of people trying to check in. Richard tells me I must wait because he says he is busy. I quickly and in earshot of everyone in the lobby point out that they put me in a room full of vomit and my girls (6 years to 18 years) are all in the lobby in pajamas and we need a room now. He says okay and makes a call. About 30 minutes later I complain again. NO SENSE OF URGENCY. I explain our ridiculous that we are all in our pajamas with luggage in the lobby after midnight. The Director of Hotel Operations eventually shows up and is friendly and helpful but my night is ruined. OVER AN HOUR LATER we finally get a room. My kids are so agitated that most don’t fall asleep until 2:00 AM and one nut until after 4:00 AM. Our night is ruined and our plans for the next day are a huge struggle to include having to nap in the car between events.
ANYHOW, with everything we went through, I get a simple offer to return to the same hotel for a one night stay (bring your wife back). I really think much more could have and should have been done to make this VERY wrong and horrible experience somehow a little more right!
SO, I GET AN SURVEY REQUEST THAT I COMPLETE A WEEK AGO. THEY ASK IF I WANT CONTACT AND NO ONE HAS CONTACTED ME. TODAY (10 DAYS LATER) I FIND OUT THAT MY CREDIT CARD WAS CHARGED FOR THINGS I SHOULDN’T HAVE BEEN CHARGED FOR.

This is the worst hotel experience ive had in my life. If i could negative star i would. As a business owner myself i would always own up to my mistakes and treat my patients right and make things right to them. Thats how service is supposed to be. No business should take advantage from their customer. Terrible hotel.
They were fully booked when we arrived and even though we had a full reservation they didnt have our rooms ready and somehow gave our room up to another person. We waited an hr for them to bring a roller bed in for our additional party that we paid extra anyway. THE STAFF IS TERRIBLE WITH WORST EXCUSE INSTEAD OF MAKING THINGS RIGHT. Telling us they dont guarantee rooms for $ 200 per night. We reserved it from their own website. We have talked to 2 front desk people and just hear excuses. They dont own up to their mistakes. Bad business model. No attempt to accommodate and make up for their mistakes ruining our trips. How can u sell our rooms to someone else just because we arrived a dew hours late even though we had reservation.
SET ASIDE IT IS OLD AND NOT CLEAN WITH VERY OUTDATED DECOR. The iron board and iron didnt work. The bathroom looked like a motel bathroom. I had respect for HYATT CUZ I HAVE BEEN TO NICE ONES AND THIS ONE FROM STAFF TO THE ROOM IS JUST DESPICABLE.

This hotel seems popular with weddings or people who are getting married up in the Malibu wineries. The hotel décor is beautiful. The architecture is Spanish Mission style. There’s a big open space in the lobby, with a bar and a coffee shop there too.
When we first arrived, we were checked in by a very polite and gracious receptionist. The check-​in was smooth. The room they assigned us was an accessible room (not sure why). The only difference between that and a regular room is that there is a wider distance between walls. The room itself was nothing to write home about. The shower alternated between hot and cold, the bed wasn’t the comfiest bed in the world. But it still did its job. The bathroom didn’t have a counter, which was strange, because my friend’s room a little bit upstairs did. I also got to hang out in some of their larger suites that had long couches and living rooms. Those rooms are definitely nicer and higher quality. Bed still felt the same in those rooms and the layout fo the suite is a bit strange. Nevertheless, it still had a feeling of comfort.
Other pros are that the TV has a ton of channels, and wifi is actually very fast for a free hotel wifi (see my other hotel reviews so you’ll know which ones offer abysmal wifi). Overall definitely would stay again. I’m an SPG elite, but for some reason, I get really bad allergies at the Sheraton in Agoura Hills, so for weddings in teh area, I’ll definitely always consider/​recommend this hotel.

I wouldn’t give this place even one star, but Unilocal makes you.
Absolutely the worst place I have ever stayed! Was looking for a nice weekend getaway with my son. We drove 4 hours, arrived here at 4:45 p.m. and checked in. Went up to our room which was dirty and unclean. We hauled our stuff back down to the front desk where they said they had no other rooms with two beds so they’d call housekeeping. We waited 50 minutes for them to clean and checked back with the front desk. They tried to call housekeeping, and we stood there for about 5 minutes before they asked me if we would do a room with a king bed and a sofa bed. I declined as I had specifically requested two beds. Five more minutes they found another room and took us up there. He opened the door for us and that room was not clean. We’d now been here for hour waiting and STILL didn’t ‘t have a room.
Since we were very tired and hungry, I said if they didn’t have another room with two beds I would take a king bed and sofa bed. So much for the nice relaxing stay as I was now sleeping on a sofa bed. They took us to an upgraded «suite». It was a large room, but nothing special; old and dark on the first floor corner. At least we could unload our luggage and go eat dinner.
The third room was NOT the charm. Came back from dinner room and the floor was wet and the ceiling air conditioner was leaking. Drip, drip, drip,…I couldn’t even believe it. It’s now 8:00 p.m. I called the front desk and an «engineer» showed up at 8:30 to check it out. He brought in his cart, ladder, etc. and climbed up to figure out why all the water was dripping out of the ceiling vent. He had to vacuum something or other in the ceiling which was pleasant and oh so relaxing. If we weren’t four hours from home and my son wasn’t looking forward to staying in a hotel this weekend, I would be out of here.
I will NEVER be back and doubt I’ll even stay at a Hyatt anywhere.
For the record, I generally don’t complain unless things are REALLY bad, but I don’t want anyone else to get stuck staying here.
I’m stuck sleeping on a typically horrible sofa bed when I wanted a nice weekend getaway to relax and sleep on a nice hotel bed.

Service is everything and although I’ve never stayed here before– I will recommend Hyatt brand because of Javier at the front desk and Ethan in valet for allowing me to charge the tesla…
Thank You!

Very comfortable stay. Great location. Not really sure why this place is rated so low.
Stayed here recently for a wedding. It’s nestled back off a major street which is ideal if you aren’t interested in a lot of traffic going in and out of the hotel. The hotel is fairly large but it has a great layout. Even with the weddings, birthday party and convention that was going on, we didn’t hear any noise in our room from the lobby.
I’m huge on amenties, especially free ones, and this hotel had it all: Free wifi, free parking, etc. It has a Starbucks inside of it right next to the restaurant and bar so you if you don’t want to order room service or a huge meal, that’s another option for breakfast.
The iron in our room was leaking water which left spots on our clothes. That was the only issue. But when I was checking out and they asked us about our stay we told them of the issue and they ended up comping our meal that we had charged to the room to make up for the inconveniece. Can’t beat that. If I’m ever in the area again, I’d absolutely stay here again.

Two nights ago when I was leaving for my early flight the security officer told me goodmorning sir would you like a cup of coffee before you check out, at three in the morning I was very surprised too hear that. The security officer was very friendly and kind. They had coffee ready for guess at this time it’s a thumbs up. Highly recommend too check it out.

Had an excellent stay here, was here on a staycation with wifey. Place is very clean and maintained, staff is courteous and attends to our needs. Their living areas are roomy and wifi is free. Our room is nicely decorated and very spacious. We are at the first floor. Tv swivels to the direction of the bed if you want to watch from your bed or you can just watch from the couch is fone too. Room provides with free coffee and teas at your disposal with a coffee maker or tea pot, refills can be requested. Bottled water is 2.50 each. Our room included free breakfast which starts at 6−11am. Good selections and varies each day. Pancakes, french toasts, bagels, croissants, scrambled eggs, bacons, ham, Italian sausages, breakfast burritos, steam potatoes, fruits, orange juice, coffee, good selection of teas, need I say more?

The hotel itself is good though the fitness facility is in dire need of a renovation. What makes this place great are the people — my favorite being Hector in the bar. Hector does a great job and is a big part of the reason I keep coming back.

Great and easy to get too. Food is pretty decent and even their workout room is pretty good considering how small it is. You could even workout while outside as they have a couple of machines under cover. Fresh cool towels are available that they keep in a wine cooler.
This would be a great location for a wedding. Spacious and a lot of banquet rooms to choose from. Easy check-​out through the tv or at their easy to use kiosks.

I went to get the Everything Bagel with cream cheese in the Starbucks area. The staff brought me a box with it in there. When I opened up the box the bagel was burnt. I took it back to them and ten minutes later they brought it back. They didn’t even remake it. It was the same burnt bagel. This is so disappointing. Won’t be getting bagels from them anymore. This is bad customer service.

This is a curious Hyatt. Nestled in Westlake Village, this category 3 Hyatt is located halfway between LA and SBA. As a category 3, I was able to redeem 6000 HGP points and pay $ 75. Additionally as a Diamond member, breakfast is included. I only stayed here overnight as I had to catch a flight from LAX the next day.
There is complimentary parking or valet for $ 9/​night. Check-​in was simple and the very professional staff had the keycard in my hands in no time. The King room was nicely appointed (my window was wide open, which I found unusual upon checking-​in) — king bed, sofa, desk, 24″ flat screen, and an abundance of outlets in which to charge electronics, which should be standard at any hotel, in my opinion. But everything seemed bare, like it was a no-​frills Hyatt (if that even exists). I almost had to go on a scavenger hunt for essential items.
— First, I noticed a card indicating that coffee is located inside the top drawer of the wardrobe cabinet. Huh? There it was along with Starbucks coffee packs.
— Then I had to jot a couple of notes and had to look for a pad of paper and pen which wasn’t located by the phone. I found it hidden inside the cabinet drawer beside the bed.
— Then in the bathroom, there seemed to be a lack of towels, but I found them placed underneath the sink, along with a hairdryer and tissues.
Overall, I was satisfied with this Hyatt and will most likely return; I just find the placement of in-​room amenities curious — Hyatt had me searching for basic items!

The Strauss grass fed cheddar burger and Brandt ‘s natural flat iron steak is TRULY delicious! flavorful, fresh, juicy… We couldn’t be happier with what we ordered
Michael Wayne Burch~ Riverside/​Canyon Crest, California

Come here every year for the Jewish high holiday services and every year Hyatt impresses me. They really cater to the event and make it a very welcoming environment. Parking is usually a little bit difficult because of the sheer amount of people there but I’d assume it’s not like this most every other day. If you need a place to host a special event, I’d definitely recommend!

I have been coming here on a weekly basis on business for the past 3 years. Every week the same folks at the front desk help me check in, get the preferred room, attend to particular needs (like if I forget to pack toothpaste or need lip balm), make recommendations on local restaurants, book future stays, etc.
I stay here because of the staff — in particular — Alice, Kim, and Megan. A+. Utmost in professionally and their warm reception make this Hyatt truly a home away from home.

Overall, pleasant visit.
–Free self parking which I’m guessing is standard for a non-​city area, but still nice.
–Room was very spacious with a couch area, and desk area (I feel like standard rooms usually only have the desk)
–Checking in easy
–Adding 2 breakfast vouchers was only $ 20 I think… not that much
–Breakfast: I wish there was more variety. it was very standard Continental but whatevs. I realllyy liked that it went til 11. Most hotel breakfast I feel like end at effing 9am like wtf guys.
–Came for lunch also and got the southwest quinoa salad and it was super good and came out quickly!
Minus star because I was asking this lady while I was leaving about where I can go on a run, etc and she was literally on the computer doing something else while barely answering my questions. rude. Standard Hyatt — no complaints!

This is my second time staying here on company business. The first time I noticed how poorly soundproofed the rooms are — you can hear every move your neighbors make. Zero privacy and impossible to sleep.
This stay was the final straw with two competing wedding receptions that were allowed to get rowdy and spill out into common areas. Worse, the guests took to their rooms for after parties. The staff either couldn’t control the guests or didn’t even bother trying.
I don’t care that my company has a preferred rate here. I will not be returning.

I took my wife away for the night for her Birthday to this hotel. The front desk host was very nice, and upgraded up to a room with a view when I told him why we were there. We went up to the room and 10 minutes later we heard a knock on the door, and the host sent up a bottle of champagne and chocolate cake on the house!
The grounds are nice, and has a very serene vibe.
Thank you for the great experience.

Came here to visit Nat (no more Small Ang… she dumped me and moved to AZ). Came this sundry around 12:15 as they were having some older women’s convention of sorts. Not he MiLF kind but older than that, older like grandma old with bad taste in clothes. Very clean joint, lots of free parking, and definitely nice and white (safe).
I didn’t stay here to see the rooms but judging by the clean appearance of the hotel even with the noted flock above present it was nice and welcoming.

Good food. Sat in the outside patio by the swimming pool. It was a girls night out. We had drinks, good food and great customer service! We ordered what I believe they call the «s’mores package/​packet», which includes: sticks, marshmallows, Hershey chocolate, and graham cookies! It was great, we all sat by the fire pit and got our s’more on! Cute date idea! Good prices!

For a two-​night business trip, can’t ask for much better.
Clean rooms, comfortable beds, and I was pleasantly surprised by the free wi-​fi — I’m used to most places (aside from super cheap hotels) charging a daily wi-​fi fee, so I’ll take it.
The attached restaurant — Harvest, has a fantastic happy hour that runs from 4−7pm, so you can eat and dinner pretty reasonably. If you need groceries, etc., the hotel is right across the street from the Westlake Village/​mall, which contains a Sprouts, CVS, Vonns, and there’s a Whole Foods and trader joe’s a little further down the way. Plenty of area restaurants as well.
The fitness room was adequate — 3 treadmills, a few ellipticals, and a full set of dumbbells and med balls.
I didn’t stay here while there was any wedding or event going on (thank you, mid-​December), but I get the feeling it’s a completely different atmosphere when that is happening (for instance, the a sign in the elevator imposes 10pm hotel «quiet hours,» which I’ve never seen before). Guessing it gets rowdy. Consider yourself warned.

WARNING: Hyatt’s cancellation policy is unreasonable vs their competitors for business people whose schedule may change. Read on…
Made a reservation for a week at this WLV Hyatt. $ 145/​nite. Not a bad price for a generally available AAA daily rate. So far, so good. Checked in. Nice upscale hotel convenient to restaurants, shopping and businesses with decent run-​of-​the house rooms. However, my room view from 257 was directly facing a roofline 6 feet away with little sunlight able to enter. Ok, I can deal with that on a business trip. Went into the shower, and the tub drain was circled with oily black debris that I wiped up. Problem solved.
Well, maybe I’ll just check out and go back to my regular Marriott property nearby.
I go to the front desk the next morning and they advise me of their 24 hour cancellation policy. They’d have to charge me an additional night. For the record, they advised that they were not close to being sold out (I asked). I said that this would be my second nite at the property and Hyatt’s competitors don’t charge a cancellation once checked in unless on a special rate. In fact Marriott (Lifetime Platinum status) and Hilton (Diamond status) have a generic 6pm cancellation policy for the first day of the stay. I agree to pay the additional nite and check out based on principle. Poorly played, Hyatt.
If you are on business (personal, too) and your travel plans change like mine often do, BEWARE! Hyatt’s cancellation policy is particularly predatory on the bread and butter of their business, the road warrior.
Caveat emptor.

Absolutely love this place! The hotel service was spectacular. I stayed here for business from June 8^th — 13^th and will stay here again. The rooms were cleaned and kept with military precision. The hotel bar and restaurant Harvest served spectacular food and wine! Hector our bar tender was gracious, friendly and remembered our names from day one. I highly recommend anyone to stay here. The hotel grounds were immaculate, relaxing and accommodating. You will not be sorry. Stay here, Eat well, Live well

I don’t really like that at one point something happened that forced them to put up the signage, but I like that they ban people with active diarrhea from using the pool.
I don’t really like that our room wasn’t ready at 3 pm when we checked in, but I like that when we did check in, the room was clean and comfortable.
I don’t really like that the hotel was hosting what I believe was nine bar mitzvahs and seventeen weddings, but I like that they were efficient and practiced at dealing with special occasions.
I don’t really like that everything was so crowded, but I like the beautiful backyard complete with firepits (for the s’mores making) and waterfalls.
I don’t really like that it’s $ 9/​day for valet parking, but I like that it’s not mandatory and that I can walk the 300 feet to the parking lot.
This place is A-​OK by me.

**I stayed here while attending a wedding.**
Nice digs. The single (king) room that I booked was spacious as all get out. Some of the furniture in my room was slightly dated (the maroon couches were just oddly out of place) but it was comfortable enough. (
) No mini fridge, which kinda bummed me out. (
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Service was completely unremarkable. Wasn’t really greeted with a memorable smile or anything like that. Not that I’m complaining, it’s just that some travelers appreciate that sentiment. A pleasant, «thank you,» «goodbye,» or even a «see you soon,» from the front desk/​reception staff would be a really nice service adjustment (if anyone cares about that).
Like many other hotels, you can hear your neighbors’ doors closing. That’s not really the fault of the hotel, but rather the insane fire codes that require a burn-​rated fire door to swing shut with the force of a blacksmith’s hammer hitting an anvil. Still, rather irritating.
Some of the access points around the building – namely, near the pool – are rather awkward and poorly laid out. From my window, I witnessed a couple of confused people trying to figure out how to get into the building. (Just for shits & giggles, here’s a shot of the window from which I got some laughs:
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Large outdoor patios and open garden spaces offer an option for both wedding accommodations as well as actual wedding SERVICES. That’s right, you can get married here… Party like mad… And drive NO WHERE. Just putting that out there.
Couple reasons I would suggest this place are the fact that the freeway is very close and that there are a number of eateries and various stores around. Furthermore, the freeway is as close as can be without being able to hear traffic noise, which is a good thing for the light sleeper.
Overall, «A-​OK.»

This review is only based on the breakfast.
We ended up coming here for Saturday breakfast since Brendan’s was closed.
I am happy to say I’m glad i came here.
The staff treated us very nicely, attentive and fas service.
I ended up getting the California Eggs Benedict (avocado, artichoke and peppers). $ 15, not cheap. However, it was full of flavor and it comes with hash browns. I must say they cooked the eggs perfectly!
My boyfriend got the buffet, it was about $ 17 or so, not cheap, however you get a lot more than what I payed for. The buffet consists of eggs, bacon, cereal, blueberry pancakes etc. I tried the bacon, kind of disappointed, not the best I have had.
I could definitely see myself coming back.