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Intercontinental Los Angeles Downtown
Daily Facility Fee of $39 USD + Tax allows our guests to enjoy valuable benefits like:
$25 Beverage Credit per day [Only for consumption of mini-bar beverages - not usable at the bar or restaurants]
$20 Laundry/Dry Cleaning per stay
$15 daily discount to Club InterContinental access fee
Complimentary unlimited Local and National calls International calling for up to 30 minutes
Complimentary access to digital newsstand with publications from around the world
Complimentary package receiving up to 5 packages per day (bulky items excluded)
Address
Intercontinental Los Angeles Downtown
900 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, California ,90017
Tel. +1-213-6887777
For reservations: [email protected]
Link to hotel:
https://www.ihg.com/intercontinental...hc/hoteldetail
Location:
Google Maps
Next tube / subway station:
7th Street / Metro Center served by all tram and metro lines
Pre-opening thread
Pre-Opening Thread
Lounge access (show to lounge agent - see this post)
Daily Facility Fee of $39 USD + Tax allows our guests to enjoy valuable benefits like:
$25 Beverage Credit per day [Only for consumption of mini-bar beverages - not usable at the bar or restaurants]
$20 Laundry/Dry Cleaning per stay
$15 daily discount to Club InterContinental access fee
Complimentary unlimited Local and National calls International calling for up to 30 minutes
Complimentary access to digital newsstand with publications from around the world
Complimentary package receiving up to 5 packages per day (bulky items excluded)
Address
Intercontinental Los Angeles Downtown
900 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, California ,90017
Tel. +1-213-6887777
For reservations: [email protected]
Link to hotel:
https://www.ihg.com/intercontinental...hc/hoteldetail
Location:
Google Maps
Next tube / subway station:
7th Street / Metro Center served by all tram and metro lines
Pre-opening thread
Pre-Opening Thread
Lounge access (show to lounge agent - see this post)
IC Los Angeles Downtown Master Thread
#76
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Long Beach, CA
Programs: AA PLTPRO, HH Diamond, IHG Plat, Marriott Plat, Hyatt Globalist
Posts: 3,559
While waiting in line, quite a few people checking into the hotel were not amused having to wait in line. Also, at the checkin desk, there was another line with no elite desk open for Ambassadors. I booked a club room so was able to checkin with the club attendant but for IHG elites and Ambassadors, its a complete CF.
As for the elevators, I was frankly surprised they weren't checking keys or anything. This hotel is such a looky-loo location that you'd think they would do something to try and prevent random people from wandering about.
If you're staying, make sure you request the elevator for the 31st (is that right one) floor - it's the lowest transfer floor. From there, you can then take another elevator to the correct room without doing the transfer on the 70th Floor/Lobby
#77
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Feb 1999
Location: Seat 1A, Juice pretty much everywhere, Mucci des Coins Exotiques
Posts: 34,339
Yes - this was my biggest beef with the place during my stay.
As for the elevators, I was frankly surprised they weren't checking keys or anything. This hotel is such a looky-loo location that you'd think they would do something to try and prevent random people from wandering about.
As for the elevators, I was frankly surprised they weren't checking keys or anything. This hotel is such a looky-loo location that you'd think they would do something to try and prevent random people from wandering about.
#78
So it appears that I wasn't the only FT'er at this hotel during the anime convention weekend.
First off, I didn't know this was a "convention hotel." I didn't go for that expo thing. But, I learned this when I filed a complaint with the GM about there being NO plates out in the Club Lounge for breakfast. There were 11 empty tables stacked with dirty plates from CLub Guests who had finished eating. The hot food was room temperature.
They comped our breakfast down in the vastly superior buffet restaurant for our one night stay.
I was prepared for the elevator fiasco as I just completed a stay at the world's tallest hotel--the Ritz Carlton in Hong Kong, staying on the 115th floor.
They did upgrade us on a paid stay 2levels to a suite.
After dealing with the GM I got an email a day later offering a complimentary upgrade (in writing) to a suite on our next visit.
I guess we will give it one more try.....we usually stay at the Hotel Indigo and really love it, albeit they don't have a Club Lounge.....
First off, I didn't know this was a "convention hotel." I didn't go for that expo thing. But, I learned this when I filed a complaint with the GM about there being NO plates out in the Club Lounge for breakfast. There were 11 empty tables stacked with dirty plates from CLub Guests who had finished eating. The hot food was room temperature.
They comped our breakfast down in the vastly superior buffet restaurant for our one night stay.
I was prepared for the elevator fiasco as I just completed a stay at the world's tallest hotel--the Ritz Carlton in Hong Kong, staying on the 115th floor.
They did upgrade us on a paid stay 2levels to a suite.
After dealing with the GM I got an email a day later offering a complimentary upgrade (in writing) to a suite on our next visit.
I guess we will give it one more try.....we usually stay at the Hotel Indigo and really love it, albeit they don't have a Club Lounge.....
#79
Join Date: Jun 2018
Programs: SAS EBS, IHG Spire Elite, Hertz Five Star and Sixt Gold
Posts: 49
Is it possible to park, check-in and leave my bags in the room WITHOUT having to pay the 45$ valet parking ? If so how would you do it, tell someone who's working there that your just checking in ?
My first guess would be a hard No. Since the lobby is on the 70th floor and looking at the picture @seat38a posted check-in can take a while.
My first guess would be a hard No. Since the lobby is on the 70th floor and looking at the picture @seat38a posted check-in can take a while.
#80
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Feb 1999
Location: Seat 1A, Juice pretty much everywhere, Mucci des Coins Exotiques
Posts: 34,339
Is it possible to park, check-in and leave my bags in the room WITHOUT having to pay the 45$ valet parking ? If so how would you do it, tell someone who's working there that your just checking in ?
My first guess would be a hard No. Since the lobby is on the 70th floor and looking at the picture @seat38a posted check-in can take a while.
My first guess would be a hard No. Since the lobby is on the 70th floor and looking at the picture @seat38a posted check-in can take a while.
#81
Join Date: Jan 2014
Location: Denver, Colorado
Programs: IHG Spire, Hilton Honors Gold, Marriott Titanium, Mileage Plus Gold
Posts: 1,736
Is it possible to park, check-in and leave my bags in the room WITHOUT having to pay the 45$ valet parking ? If so how would you do it, tell someone who's working there that your just checking in ?
My first guess would be a hard No. Since the lobby is on the 70th floor and looking at the picture @seat38a posted check-in can take a while.
My first guess would be a hard No. Since the lobby is on the 70th floor and looking at the picture @seat38a posted check-in can take a while.
#82
Join Date: Jun 2018
Programs: SAS EBS, IHG Spire Elite, Hertz Five Star and Sixt Gold
Posts: 49
In my experience that should not be a problem. I had forgotten something in my room after check out. I drove up to valet and told them I'd be only 15 minutes or so. I think it was more like 25 minutes total but no problem. My car was waiting for me right by the front door. This was early Sunday afternoon and not a busy period.
#83
Join Date: Jun 2018
Programs: SAS EBS, IHG Spire Elite, Hertz Five Star and Sixt Gold
Posts: 49
#84
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#87
Join Date: Sep 2015
Location: SFO
Posts: 3,878
I'll be staying here next month for a weekend getaway with the AMB BOGO certificate and utilizing the Amex Offer at ICs (spend $500, get 10k MR). Currently have a King Suite booked for $339 plus tax for the first night (second night free) and will have a car for the entire stay, which should put me close to $500 to meet the Amex Offer. Alternatively, I'm thinking about booking King Deluxe Club for $409 plus tax for the first night.
How's the club on the weekends? Would the 1 cat upgrade on the King Suite be to the 1 bedroom suite? Would the 1 cat upgrade on the King Deluxe Club (460 sf) be to the King Superior Club (385 sf)...is this right?
How's the club on the weekends? Would the 1 cat upgrade on the King Suite be to the 1 bedroom suite? Would the 1 cat upgrade on the King Deluxe Club (460 sf) be to the King Superior Club (385 sf)...is this right?
#88
Join Date: Sep 2018
Posts: 4
(FYI they told me the club 1 bedroom suite is actually nicer than the hospitality suite because they're on higher floors)
King superior
King deluxe
King executive
King club
King deluxe club
Jr suite
Deluxe suite
1 bedroom suite
Club suite
Club 1 bedroom suite
Hospitality suite
Presidential suite
#89
#90
Join Date: Sep 2018
Posts: 4
They didn't mention it when I talked to them on the phone, and I actually don't see that category listed on the website (at least on the couple dates I checked). the categories seem pretty convoluted, though, so maybe it luxury suite still exists I'm just not seeing it...
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