Glendale Hotels with Wifi

"Very enjoyed the location of the hotel and staff, the hotel is very simple, without exquisite , but in general, for a couple of nights it is possible) very pleasant Armenian woman on the respiratory works, all very nice, so in any case, the impressions are good)"

"Reasonably priced, clean and modern, simple but nice pool, good location. The additional sofa bed was a plus. Recommend using the public parking on Orange St, which is $9/day and a short walk away. The downtown area felt safe and clean, would go back again."

"The GOOD: clean, modern looking, felt safe, mostly quiet (aside from the constant stomping noise) nice large TV, nice fridge (no light inside tho), hidden parking area, lots of stores around, didn't see any bugs/roaches, had extra towels, toilet paper, soap in check-in area, etc. The BAD: Even though they are single story rooms, I heard constant stomping from what sounded like a thin lady above me, CONSTANT! Didn't matter if I returned at 2pm, 2am, 7am, noon, this person never seemed to leave their room. Sooo irritating! Also, I returned at 4am and all the parking spots were taken. As soon as I went into my room, a person came out of another room and left, leaving a space available. I had to go back outside and move my car to that empty space. PARKING SPOTS SHOULD BE GUARANTEED FOR THOSE WHO PAID THE $10/NIGHT FEE TO PARK HERE, WHICH IS ANOTHER DOWNSIDE, THE $10/NIGHT PARKING FEE. I had already booked this place for 2 weeks before I found this out!"

"Breakfast is average, no extra beds are allowed, and parking is available. Close to the airport, it is nothing more than a small airport. When I arrived at the gate of the airport, I thought I was at the bus station."

"The room is very small. After checking out, the front desk inexplicably deducted the deposit. I went back and negotiated and dealt with it. The hotel is on the second floor, without stairs, very close to the Porto bakery, and the entrance is a public parking area"

"Everything was on self service because it was labour protest during that period so no staff was there for room service. Luckily the protest was started in the morning not midnight, at least we had a good sleep. The room was spacious than what I expected and with mountain view. Able to see sunset and sunrise. Parking is available but need to pay $24 per day."

"Breakfast was delicious! The hotel room is also huge!"

"I stayed here with my husband for about a week. Very comfortable and great location close to all kinds of shopping malls and restaurants. Staff is friendly and helpful."

"Traffic jams are very serious in Downtown Los Angeles, so we chose this hotel far from the city center. It took us more than an hour to drive from the Avenue of Stars (high way was also congested). Across the street from the hotel is a mall, which has everything from food, clothing, housing and transportation. Restaurants include Din Tai Fung, Marugame Seimen, conveyor belt sushi, food center, etc. There is also a target (three floors), which has CVS, fresh fruits, snacks and various daily necessities. However, although it is across the street, it is still recommended to drive there, because most people in the United States drive, and there is no one on the road, which is a bit dangerous. Moreover, the entrance of the mall is not on the roadside, but on the parking lot. If you walk, you need to go around the entire mall to enter. On the second day of our stay, we arranged to go to Universal Studios, which is about 20 minutes by car from the hotel, which is very convenient. Parking is free at the hotel. There is a parking lot on the same floor (1st floor) as the check-in counter. You can enter the B1 parking lot by going around the hotel to the other side. If the car does not find a spot on the 1st floor, it cannot go directly to B1. It needs to leave the venue and go around to B1 (people can take the elevator to the 1st floor or B1). When checking in, if you need to park, the waiter will add a parking permit to your room card. You can just swipe the room card when the vehicle leaves. After checking out, the waiter will return the room card to you. After the vehicle leaves, there will be a drop-in box next to the card swiping machine. Throw the room card in and you can leave directly. It is very convenient. There is 24-hour self-service coffee and tea on the second floor of the hotel, and breakfast is also on the second floor. Breakfast is simple eggs, muffins, bagels, oatmeal, etc., a relatively standard American breakfast. For me, the only disadvantage of the hotel is the shower, because I went with my child, and the hotel's shower is fixed and cannot be removed. It was very embarrassing when I helped the child take a bath."

"The screen-based self-check-in was unfamiliar. There were no staff around, so guests had to get their own towels and amenities. When I urgently needed to check out, the system was down, and a local person had to call for help. Parking also cost $15 per day. Consequently, I don't plan on staying here again."