skywalkerLAX

Many LA hotels started to levy this fee in recent months. Should be waived for Globalist though!

4aks

the wording suggests $23 of services are expected on the bill , including parking ... so is parking $60 a day, and this extra $23 goes away? or do I need to spend $23 on drinks at the pool?

JackE

The property is, like you, a victim of these parasites, who may be hired protestors rather than Hyatt employees. The city should have and enforce noise regulations.

ma91pmh

What time does the breakfast open here during the week? Have a stay in August where we are leaving for a flight from LAX at 10am and was hoping to get an early breakfast in before heading out.

I will be staying on points... what is the hotel like in terms of complementary upgrades for globalists? Not using an upgrade instrument

synzero

Just had a stay here. In general, I thought the rooms were "okay" -- nothing particularly special about them. I liked the informal "no front desk" check in process. But -- despite this hotel being a non-smoking hotel, there was a clear smoke smell in my room when I checked in (a standard King "upgraded" to a "view"). I decided it wasn't worth complaining about, hoping it wouldn't be too bad -- but in the morning I had a taste of cigarette smoke in my mouth and stinging in my eyes. Definitely negatively affected my experience. I mentioned it downstairs and the manager was very gracious about it and offered to comp my breakfast. I accepted. Though I still didn't have a great night's sleep, it was a kind gesture that made me feel a lot better about it. The breakfast buffet wasn't anything write home about, but the tea was quite good.

mixmastermark

As a Globalist, chances are you will only be "upgraded" to a King room with a view (high floor) over Sunset Blvd, especially during this time of year with lots of Europeans visiting LA. The room is fine, but nothing incredibly special about it.

I've only been upgraded to their suites, which are quite nice and spacious, on about 4 out of 30 stays as a Glob.

Not sure what time breakfast begins, as I usually go just before it ends at 11AM.

Best of luck to you.

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Adelphos

I'm planning on staying here for one night before a three day convention in DTLA. West Hollywood hotels are retailing from $800 to $1,000 a night on the Saturday I need to stay, so redeeming 20,000 Hyatt points for one night seems like a bargain.

1) I have no Hyatt status - any way I can pay for an upgraded room at check in?
2) Is this property less crowded now with the opening of the 1 Hotel and the Edition? Would prefer a less scene-y crowd this trip

4aks

if there is any 20k available room, yes good to grab one, $400 equiv ... the property used to offer impulse upgrades after booking, not sure that's still the case

Adelphos

Stayed here recently - hotel is fine and service is good, but as someone with no elite status with Hyatt, it didn’t really impress me like other newer properties in the area did (1 West Hollywood, Edition). Pool deck was fun though, and the price was right in terms of CSR points. However unless you really prioritize Hyatt, I’m not sure I would aggressively recommend the property. I will continue to consider it though (behind other area options)

jean9nine

This property is closed until at least May 10, 2020.

Dr_wanderlust

Now taking reservations for after 6/15... but they are still rendering a "destination charge" that includes closed activities such as:Fox in a Box Escape Room (15% Off tickets starting at $5 8pp)

Cycle Bar (1 Day Pass Class or $30 Off)

Starline Tours ($5 off any tour prices starting at $45/adult)

Grammy Museum ($3 Off the adult price of $15)

$261 a night and still charging a "resort" fee. nice

DELee

Perhaps call them directly and remind them that none of those services/experiences are open. Stupid is.

David