Posted on 29 February 2012 by Admin
It’s Wednesday. That’s means, it time for a review.
Today, we gonna write a bit about the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza in Los Angeles.
It’s a very classy hotel and in my opinion it is a premium business hotel.
We booked a King Room, which has a small balcony with table and two chairs.
The room has very dark interiors. The furniture is dark brown, as is the bathroom. Elegant style! Everything was very clean.
In the bathroom you can find the Hyatt standards: bathtub with shower, shampoo, body lotion and toothpaste.
You need a ride to LAX? By Shuttle it takes about 45 minutes.
Early flight and no time for breakfast? There’s a Starbucks right in the lobby. Awesome!
Within walking distance you can find a Westfield Shopping Mall and several bus stops.
Beverly Hills is about 25 minutes away, where you can enjoy a very good dinner.
We like this hotel, especially the Starbucks in the Lobby and because it’s close to Beverly Hills.
Insider:
We recognized the pool area in an episode of the crime drama Castle on ABC.
Posted on 03 October 2011 by Admin
We stayed here in January 2011.
At the front desk I was greeted by a young lady. I gave her my voucher, then she noted happily that everything is already paid. However, the deposit for a “superior room” is about $ 75 AUD for optional expenses. (Note to the uninformed: the amount is not debited, but only blocked, which is also common for car rentals)
My “superior room” was on the 8th floor towards the entrance of the “entertainment district”. This means that even on the 8th floor it ‘s not completely quiet when the room is oriented toward “Kings Cross”. The room was equipped with queensize bed and decent selection of pillows. There’s also a flat screen TV and a small desk. The bathroom was well lit. It is equipped with a bath tub/shower combination with a curtain.
Internet is available through WiFi. However, it costs up to $ 29 AUD per day (one time setup fee and plus by used bandwidth).
As I told you before, the hotel is located directly at the entrance of Kings Cross. Which means, there are plenty opportunities to socialize at night clubs and bars. A subway and a small grocery store is also near by.