Hotel H-Wood

We had all kinds of issues to deal with from when we first got there the power was out so they were unable to give us a key. They had to let us in each time for several hours. Then the first night after we turned the refrigerator on, we did not know it was making a terrible noise. We thought it was coming from next-door so we had to have the guy come in and turn it off so the refrigerator was unusable. There were no other amenities in the place. There was no coffee maker no place to put your clothes no closet no nothing and there was only one towel in the bathroom. We had to ask for more then the toilet paper around the holder was very low. Had to go ask for a roll of toilet paper there was something in the shower. We thought it was some kind of a bug or insect noticed on the walls at the bottom of the bathroom or peeling and looking yucky the door front door that you come in, does not seal well you can see the light coming in from all around the crack which creates a draft and bugs can get in. After I took my first shower and I wiped the mist from the mirror you could see that they’re all kinds of spots all over the mirror like it wasn’t cleaned very well. The beds sit on a metal frame, which if you barely touch it makes quite a bit of noise the parking lot is small and tight. It’s hard to turn around in there. There’s only enough room for one car per room. There’s no phone in the room. You can’t even call out for an emergency

This was a great deal for the area. A little run down, but clean and secure, my 2 highest priorities. Only a 5-10 minute walk to the Ovation and the metro B line, which was very useful for me! No restaurant attached, but about a block away from an ihop, In n Out, Mel's Diner, and all the things at the Ovation. Parking onsite is limited, and $17 per night, but thats way less than most places in this area.

I’m not sure I’d say it was 3 star hotel. It was a motel. It was fine as a motel but I was expecting more of a hotel. I could see through the gap in the door and people outside could probably see in. Being in Hollywood it is noisy so not great having a gap in door. Check in was fine but on check out reception was shut. The receptionist had gone off site till 9.30am. When it is 8.35 am and you have 2 large cases and 2 bags to leave at reception for a bit as you have to be across the other side of Hollywood for a meeting, then having a locked office and no way to get hold of anyone (no one answered contact phone number), that was annoying. I had to then cart around 60kg of luggage with me all day. Also someone needed towels as had none, and had to leave premises too. I lent them a towel so hopefully I won’t get charged for one missing from my room. Benefit of doubt, could have been an emergency, but to have a locked office and no contact during checking out hours isn’t great. It’s a good location, and like I said, if you want a motel it’s fine. It is not a hotel though.

Hotel it’s so old , swimming pool is duty, the rooms smell like humidity and pee , you need to pay extra for the parking lot or parking in the street

This has always been a convenient, affordable option for a quick overnight stay in Hollywood, but my most recent experience was disappointing and, frankly, unsettling. My room had an overwhelming smell of cigarette smoke, and only about half of the electrical outlets were functional. More concerning, an unfamiliar person or persons repeatedly knocked on my door at least three times throughout the night, leaving me feeling uncomfortable and unsafe. There were also several people loitering around the front and side of the property, adding to an already uneasy atmosphere. While I've appreciated the value and convenience of this hotel in the past, this experience raised serious concerns about cleanliness, maintenance, and guest security. Unfortunately, I'll be reconsidering whether to stay here again.