Los Angeles hotels in Koreatown

Cons: Korea town is a bit loud and noisy. If you're a light sleeper, all for a room up and away from all the noise coming from the streets.

Cons: Hard to get to and park at due to it being cramped downstairs.

Cons: The walls are really thin, I was able to hear everything going on outside my door even people walking. Outside noise was very loud, the hotel is located on a busy street and you can hear sirens, car horns, and just normal traffic. The little store in the main lobby is over priced. My significant other had a head ache and didn't want to drive to a convenience store and paid $4 for 4 Advil pills.

Cons: The room smelled a little like mildew, and the hotel had a similar smell. Perhaps this was due to LA's pollution. Additionally, the room we stayed in had poorly connected handles/plugs for the toilet, shower, and sink.

Cons: Parking is a little limited. We had to get back to the hotel on the earlier side to ensure we had a parking spot. Also. , they have a no smoking policy but my whole floor smelled of weed and smoke.

Cons: The towels were a bit rough and the room smelled a bit musty but the bed was comfortable and the room was big and modern. Wish the elevator was faster or maybe had another since it was the only way one could exit the hotel as well as the only one for going up to the rooms.

Cons: No breakfast.

Cons: No breakfast, pool closes early , game room closes early , the AC would work then turn off and on room was stuffy.

Cons: no reception on direct tv

Cons: A little further away than we thought but it was fine

Cons: Bedsheets looked dirty and got stained

Cons: Shower water backed up

Cons: Ping pong room is dreary and had pest issues. Pool was dirty.

Cons: Priced up to 230$/night. (Varies by day) for that price I expect some level of luxury-esq. yet only had a loud window AC in the record setting LA heat of early July. No microwave, No ironing board, not even an ice bucket/machine, the only closet looked like it was bought at ikea a decade ago, the fridge was ridiculously small ones that can barely fit a six pack of bottle necks. The room came with 2 towels and I was told no when I requested a 3rd for my daughter.... I needed to get a roll away bed for my 5YO which then charged me 10$/night for which is crazy to me. Parking was 25$/night (no valet) which I talked down to 20$ but it’s in a tiny cramped lot, if you get back late you’ll be lucky to find a spot. Location is sketchy at best, at least in walking distance to restaurants if your crazy enough to cross a street in LA. Bottom line, it’s a low end hotel at resort prices... will not be returning.

Cons: NA

Cons: The parking situation sucks! There aren't enough spots so at night cars get blocked in. The staff expects you to give them your keys so they can move your car if needed, however, if you are a tourist, like we were, you likely have a rental car. In your rental agreement, no one else is allowed to drive the car. The parking lot if very tight with concrete beams so there is a very large margin for error. If the car is damaged YOU will be held liable by the rental company because you do not have an agreement with the hotel. The alternative is for you to drive 20 minutes looking for a parking spot or just keep your keys and if it needs to be moved they will call you. At 2:30 am, the gentleman (I use that sarcastically) at the front desk our first night kept threatening us with phone calls should we not give him our keys. Fortunately a non-guest who had parked in the parking was leaving and we took her spot. Not the best customer service and there is no disclosure regarding the parking situation.

Cons: One night staffer barely looked up or acknowledged me when I went to ask a question. When I asked for an iron and ironing board, they were in poor condition. I'm not sure if the iron was working properly and it water spilled out from it when I got it. Ironing board was old and stained. Some of the upholstery in the room was stained. Didn't bother me, but might bother some people. Why is there not even a vending machine to get water? I had to resort to just filling several small glasses of water from the lobby.

Cons: The price for parking is a little absurd, but hey it's LA!

Cons: For 2 of the three nights I got almost no sleep. There were other rooms around mine where numerous ( 5 in one room?) people were loudly yelling, partying, and who know what else. The management was unable to handle this. Also, I had a truck which is $30 per night extra, not $20. I found this out as I left. It wasn't a great experience all around. But that said, the staff was really nice, especially the parking lot guys.

Cons: Bathroom was not clean: hair and dirt all over walls. Walls also were poorly constructed and caving in or puffing out in multiple spots. Seemed cheap despite nice fixtures, tile and touches of marble. Also had two yippy dogs barking a few doors down that ruined stay. No fridge in room also disappointing.

Cons: No free breakfast

Cons: The WiFy did not work on the 4th floor. They did try to help us but to no avail . Walls are paper thin. You hear everything your neighbors are doing. Bathrooms are a little dated. AC works, but is very loud.

Cons: Parking structure Smell

Cons: It's the middle of gritty LA - not sure if kids would love this area.

Cons: Can be quite noisy because of its location.

Cons: Nothing

Cons: nothing negative.

Cons: The restroom door wouldn't close and the curtains where torn

Cons: The beds were less comfortable than when I go backpacking and sleep on the ground. Also, the parking structure was tricky to figure out how to get in and out of the first time.

Cons: This is definitely not a necessity but it would have been nice to have a body length mirror in the room.

Cons: The stairs were completely closed for most of our stay due to construction. The sheets made us very itchy. The lock on the door malfunctioned & locked us out of our room several times. There was black mold & a leak in the bathroom ceiling. Lots of sound transference. Honestly I think this hotel should've been closed the weekend I was there. It was unsafe. The staff said construction would be over next week, but that was irrelevant to me as I was only there during construction.