H3 Inn & Suites - LAX Airport - Los Angeles

The room was very clean and came with a fridge and microwave. The front desk is 24-hour, so you can check in anytime. The deposit is $100 cash, which you get back at check-out. The hotel isn't far from the airport and has public transportation access. I'd definitely choose this place again next time.

If you're just looking for a cheap place to sleep for one night, then this might be okay. It's close to the airport, and the room itself is spacious enough. However, I didn't feel any sense of cleanliness at all throughout the place. * **Cigarette smell in a non-smoking room:** I booked a non-smoking room, but as soon as I entered, there was a strong smell of cigarettes. For non-smokers, this is quite unpleasant. * **Stains, debris, and torn sheets on the bed:** Despite the bed seemingly being made, the sheets had stains and even holes. There were also some strange feather-like bits on the bed. How could housekeeping not notice this? * **Sticky hangers:** When I went to hang my clothes, I picked up a hanger and found it covered in a strange sticky residue. You can even see the shininess in the photo. All four hangers were in the same condition. * **Dirty air conditioner:** The air conditioner didn't seem to have been cleaned at all. The room itself was slow to cool down, and since it was a portable unit right next to the bed, it was also very noisy. I chose this place because I had an early flight the next day and was looking for something cheap near the airport. However, I definitely wouldn't recommend it for multiple nights or as a base for sightseeing.

The landlady is very nice, patient, meticulous, and thoughtful. The room is large, clean, and hygienic, with a microwave. However, there's no coffee maker, so I couldn't get hot water. But the transportation is very convenient; you can take the 117 bus directly to LAX for just $1. There's a supermarket and a 24-hour fast food restaurant nearby. It's a great choice for layovers and watching World Cup games.

The hotel was okay. I chose it because it's quite close to the World Cup stadium and the airport. However, there's no shuttle service directly to the hotel. You can take the shuttle to the Holiday Inn or Motel 6, then it's about a 10-minute walk. The only downside is walking under the 405 freeway bridge where there are a lot of homeless people. The hotel's facilities and services were standard. It's owned by Indians. Since it's so close to SoFi Stadium, the price wasn't cheap; for 1500, you could definitely stay in a much higher-end hotel. What's ridiculous is that booking each night separately was over 600 cheaper than booking two nights at once – that's a huge difference! Honestly, if it weren't for the soccer game, I wouldn't have picked this place. On the plus side, there's a supermarket, a 7-Eleven, and a Panda Express nearby!

The room was decent. For this price point, the facilities and service were quite good.