Cheap Hotels in Los Angeles

"First off, the room facilities are excellent. Right by the entrance, there's a fridge, a coffee maker, and a microwave, so heating up food or freezing things isn't an issue at all. There's also a TV in the room; we didn't watch it, but it seemed like it was working if we wanted to. The hotel's Wi-Fi speed in the room is actually quite fast, which we really liked. Of course, you could also use your own domestic roaming, but that usually has daily high-speed data limits. The room's cleanliness was pretty good. If you told the hotel before 11:00 AM that you wanted your room cleaned, they'd usually come around 2-3 PM. So, after a day out, coming back to a clean and tidy room was really pleasant. Regarding the surroundings, even though it's close to the airport, it didn't really affect our sleep at night. There was some noise, but it was tolerable, and we generally sleep quite well, so we weren't bothered to the point of not being able to sleep. Of course, if you're particularly sensitive to noise, I wouldn't recommend staying here because you can definitely hear things like connecting car noise and the sounds of planes taking off and landing. Overall, the service was good. The staff were very welcoming and friendly, whether they were greeting us or anything else. There are also some shops nearby, and a bit further out, there are supermarkets. If you don't have a rental car, a taxi ride to a large supermarket is about 10 yuan, where you'll find plenty of Chinese restaurants, fast food, many Mexican restaurants, Thai restaurants, McDonald's, and other burger joints. Eating out here is no problem. You can take a taxi, rent a car, or use the nearby bus stop and subway station to get to regular attractions; there's no issue there. And for the price, this is considered a very affordable hotel in the U.S. I recommend it to everyone. The subway station is in the pictures."

"Great location, very close to LAX, just a few kilometers away. The staff are warm, friendly, and always willing to help. The room was clean, tidy, and offered excellent value for money. I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in Los Angeles."

"The room was quite spacious and clean, and came equipped with an ironing board and hairdryer. The TV screen was also large. The bed felt soft when pressed, but was actually quite comfortable to sleep on. The pillows were just right, and I woke up without any back pain or discomfort, which was a huge plus. There's a shuttle service to the airport every 20 minutes or so, and it runs 24 hours, which is really convenient. You can hear planes taking off and landing, but that's to be expected when you're near an airport. The noise was acceptable and didn't bother me at all."

"This hotel is in a great location in Downtown LA. From LAX, I took the FlyAway bus ($12.75) and then two subway stops ($1.75, flat fare) to Pershing Square, and it was just across the street. There's a paid outdoor parking lot opposite the hotel (I don't recommend renting a car in LA – traffic can be bad, parking is expensive, and California gas prices are high, around $2/liter. Public transport is only $1.75 per ride, with a $5 daily cap, and a $20 refill on a Tap Card is usually enough to get around LA). Safety-wise, I'd say it's decent. It's in a transitional area between the more dangerous Skid Row and the safer Financial District in DTLA. I'd advise against coming back too late or wandering around at night. If you do come back late, it's best to take an Uber. If you're walking, try not to stare at the homeless, and don't engage if they talk to you. The hotel has a live front desk and security. You need to use your key card to enter after 6 PM and also to use the elevator. It feels very safe during the day, so you can confidently go out and explore. Theft and robbery aren't as prevalent in the US as some might think; you'll see plenty of people playing on their phones while waiting at traffic lights, and people carry their backpacks normally. The hotel rooms, while not huge, have distinctive lighting. There's a tablet by the bed that allows you to activate a 'sleep mode' with one tap, and you can control the lights and TV channels through it, which is very cozy and comfortable. However, there's no kettle for hot water. For someone like me who likes hot drinks, you can go to the bar on the first floor and ask the staff for hot water for free. They also have various free tea bags. Coffee and alcoholic drinks are extra, though. If you don't feel like going out at night, ordering a drink and chatting with an American is a great way to experience the nightlife – Americans are really good conversationalists!"

"✨ This time, I had a layover in Los Angeles and chose this Fairfield Inn by Marriott. My experience truly exceeded expectations! The hotel's free airport shuttle was fantastic, getting me directly to LAX in just a few minutes – a real lifesaver for early morning flights. The king room was spacious, the bedding was soft and comfortable, and the soundproofing was excellent, allowing me to sleep soundly after adjusting to the time difference. The room was clean and tidy, equipped with a desk and free Wi-Fi, so I could handle work without any issues. The front desk service was warm and efficient, making check-in and check-out very quick. The complimentary breakfast offered a wide variety, with hot food and coffee readily available, helping me start my day energized. There are also supermarkets and restaurants nearby, making it convenient for supplies and meals. I'll definitely prioritize staying here again for my next layover in Los Angeles!"

"Bus 117 plies thru Century Blvd and stops quite near to the hotel. Photos shows the scenes from walking from the bus stop to the entrance of the hotel. Next day, we took the same bus that continued to the Airport LAX/ Metro Transit Centre to take the free LAX shuttle to T1, T2, T3 then to Tom Bradley international terminal ( B ). It's walking distance also to Pollo Loco where we bought dinner. Hotel room has no kettle but with microwave oven, you can warm up your food. Some points to feedback to management is : Tap leaks if it's not pushed towards the left ( See photo ). Seems shower also leaks but slightly? Couldn't fill the small bathtub as drainage hole couldn't be closed or plugged. Acceptable on the whole b00l1ecause: shower is warm ( not hot ) and not strong pressure so just enough water. OK for me."

"The room wasn't huge. We booked a twin room, but the beds were quite large, enough for a family of four. The beds were high, and the pillows were very soft. However, slippers weren't provided in the room, and we had to call the front desk for toothbrushes. Plus, the room faced the road, so it was a bit noisy at night. But since we had jet lag after arriving in Los Angeles, we still slept pretty well. The next day, the hotel offered a shuttle to Universal Studios every 15 minutes, which was quite convenient."

"I stayed here to go to Dodger Stadium, and it was great that it was within walking distance! The only complaint I had was that the water pressure in the shower was weak. You had to hand in your room card to the front desk every day (I'm not sure why). The bus leaves right in front of the hotel, so you can take it if you're going somewhere nearby. There are no supermarkets or convenience stores nearby, so it's best to buy food and bring it with you."

"1. No slippers, toothbrush, or toothpaste were provided. 2. I really enjoyed making my own waffles at the breakfast buffet. I didn't do so well the first day, but by the second day, they were perfect! While the variety wasn't extensive, it was enough to fill you up. However, there were no vegetables, which was a bit hard for my Chinese palate to get used to. Of course, the buffet can't compare to what you'd find in China. 3. The hotel offers a shuttle service to and from the airport, but I didn't see the pickup shuttle. I ended up taking the Hilton Garden Inn shuttle and then walked about 5 minutes to the hotel. For departures, you can wait right outside the hotel, and the shuttle arrives in about 20 minutes. 4. The cleanliness was good, the room was quiet, and the large bed was comfortable. Other: There were quite a few homeless people nearby; I encountered four of them who kept saying ”hello, hello.” It spooked me so much that I ended up running. While they are unfortunate, it was still a bit scary. I wouldn't recommend going out after dark. There's a convenience store about a 5-minute walk away."

"This hotel is very clean. The rooms come with a coffee maker, microwave, and refrigerator. The rooms are spacious and large. They also offer a simple breakfast in the morning, and the coffee is excellent. 👍 There's a gas station across the street and a MRT station nearby (about a 1-2 minute walk). Turn right out the main entrance and you'll see a bus stop immediately. It's about 18 minutes from the Long Beach Cruise Center, and they offer luggage storage. If you're taking a cruise, this hotel is a great value!"