Hotels near Upper Zuma Canyon Waterfall, Los Angeles

Loved our stay here. The rooms were very clean, spacious and well decorated. We had a small balcony overlooking the motorway but it was quiet inside the room. The bathroom was lovely although the shower pressure could have been better. Check in was straightforward. We had everything we needed including a coffee machine, ice bucket (ice machine just up the corridor), iron, hairdryer and fridge. The restaurant/bar on the top floor had amazing views of the city and was a relaxed place for a drink. There is a daily happy hour too. Food was very good. My absolute favourite bit was the pool area. The pool was a lovely temperature and the area was sunny for most of the day. It was a very well presented area with lovely sun beds and cushions everywhere and I loved being there. There is a little cafe-bar beside the pool too. The complimentary wine hour from 4pm till 5pm was a lovely touch and Brian was very accommodating. You could take the wine back to the pool in a plastic cup and there were always at least 2 choices of wine to try. There was also a lovely lobby area to relax and drink your wine in. The valet parking staff were really friendly and helpful and always took an interest in you. We got a deal with free valet parking so that was good. For a hotel of this standard in this part of LA I thought it was very good value. All in all very impressed.

The hotel is located inside the UCLA school and has good facilities. It was a great experience to accompany my children who are studying at UCLA.

We booked a 5 night stay on points and extended for an additional 3 nights. There is wonderful Ambassador status recognition and we were thrilled with our upgraded 2 bedroom suite that allowed us to feel very comfortable during our stay. The room used to be dorms so they are laid out more like apartments and spacious. One little detail that was great was there is a square on the shower door that you can turn on the water so the water can get warm and you don't have to risk getting wet! I wish all hotels (and homes) had this! The restaurant for breakfast is outdoors so it during our stay in late April/early May it was chilly most mornings, but they had plenty of heat lamps available. If you are using the $25 credit vouchers per person, per day with elite breakfast amenity know that you will be paying out of pocket as most things are ”LA priced” and you are responsible for taxes and gratuity. The restaurant on the first floor (STK Westwood) is rather fancy but the happy hour drink/food specials are great and worth doing early dinners. It was a little chilly for the pool, but it looked nice. The location notes ”West Beverly Hills” but you are really in Westwood which is a great neighborhood and right by UCLA. You are within walking to distance to restaurants, shopping, etc. The internet was fast and reliable. There was one large table with 4 chairs so we shared that as shared working space. Since we had two bedrooms we could use one of those for when we both had phone calls or zooms.

I love and trust the Kimpton brand… so it was a no brainer to book and pay a little more when my husband and I traveled to LA for a march madness game. Upon entry of the hotel, all things matched my expectations for a Kimpton. The room was nice but it felt like an upgraded by decor 3 star hotel. The room layout and set up was similar to a basic hotel room and didn’t have all the amenities in the room I am used to when staying at a Kimpton. NOTHING WAS WRONG or BAD. The room was just ok and not what I expected. The game room and bar were awesome and so fun to relax in after the game. We had some special perks through our travel agency. At first it wasn’t provided and checkout but when we informed the staff, they immediately took care of it! It was a wonderful stay overall- parking is $48!!! FYI

The facilities are a little old, the whole is OK, the hotel restaurant will charge a tip for you to pour a cup of coffee for breakfast, a little disgusting

This hotel is beautiful and the amenities are just what you would expect with a 5* hotel (gym, spa, bar, restaurant). However paying £600 a night, you’d expect to be able to access the spa without an additional cost. It does feel like the hotel doesn’t ‘value’ its guests in this department and is more concerned with its daily visitors. I was disappointed with a lady at front desk (she was a younger asian or hispanic lady). She had promised a 50% discount with parking (Which is $71 per day) and suddenly had amnesia at checkout. She also came across rude and unhelpful. The in room dining staff are brilliant. Special shout out to Wendy & Matthew who went above and beyond during my stay! Unfortunately, the bed smelt strongly of sweat/b.o when we arrived and this was resolved straight away. Other than this, the beds were comfy, the balconies are helpful but could be better in terms of views and furniture. Pros and cons throughout!

We live about ten blocks from the hotel. We stayed there when our power went out during the recent terrible heat wave. As you've heard from other reviews, the hotel is sleek and modern. It's like a Hollywood hotel plunked down in the middle of the Valley. More about that later. The staff could not have been friendlier or more helpful. The location is unexpectedly, subtly kind of great. It's a quick jump to the 101 freeway and anywhere you want to go in LA. But it's also got Hugo's Restaurant, beloved by many in LA, right across the street. Across the street from Hugo's is a futuristic Whole Foods, one of only two in the US where you can check out on your phone, without waiting in line (friendly people will show you how to do this). A few doors down from THAT is Gino's East Pizza, authentic deep-dish Chicago pizza and the only Gino's location in LA. Maybe the only one outside of Chicago itself. So all kinds of great food is a few steps from the hotel. This particular corner, Coldwater and Riverside, is getting hip and the Hotel Mariposa is the newest thing on the scene. Here's a couple of local tips: park on the street and save the $20 parking fee. Parking on Riverside is usually pretty easy. One morning we had to go to another block, but parking along Riverside freed up just after that. No way would we pay $20 to park in our neighborhood. They first gave us a room overlooking the 101 Freeway, which we didn't care for b/c it's right there. If you're out of town it might be a very LA thing to be looking out on our famous freeway, if that suits you. Anyway they were very understanding about moving us to another room. There is an outdoor seating area which again reminded me of Hollywood, but in miniature. The pool is tiny but the gym is new and terrific. If I couldn't be in my own home in LA, my second choice would be the Hotel Mariposa. Go there before everyone discovers it and ruins it.

What a perfect boutique hotel! Secluded for privacy but close to everything you would want in Beverly Hills. Beds are wonderfully comfortable and rooms are very clean. All marble baths are luxurious and the rain shower? Perfection! I enjoyed coffee on my balcony each morning watching the city wake-up. Lobby is spacious and welcoming. Restaurant food is superb. The staff is professional, friendly and helpful. I will most definitely stay here again when my travels bring me to Beverly Hills.

Customer service is really poor in this hotel; I am very happy only with 2 staff members who were the only ones who helped without an attitude. Terrible that they charge you 60 USD per day for parking even if you are a guest. Rooms are old and not taken care of well.

Everything you'd expect from Four Seasons and more. Super friendly and professional staff. Spacious, clean, and well equipped rooms. Higher floors have great view, with balcony too. I liked their aluminum canned water. Excellent Italian restaurant Culina. Manager David even emailed me assuring that they'd save my room preference profile for future stays, very impressive, thanks! Four Season is often the answer when I struggle to find hotels that don't compromise on having both location/neighbourhood and views, this is another example.