Hotel Dekat Crab Cove

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"The room was nice but everything was dirty dirty sheets dirty towels dirty pillowcases and when I asked the maid for some they did not have any that's what I was told"

"Ok"

"Nothing"

"Everything was good"

"Me enccanto lo style del hotel, limpieza y la luz natural."

"nice"

"LOVE THE HOXTON. Best hotel! Food is great, staff are amazing, the rooms are comfortable and classy. Central location, easy to get to, and I’ve even used their Aescape robot massage as a great way to wind up the day."

"Not bad to be on down town"

"This hotel was closed for 45 days when we arrived, doors with chains and a statement that Marriot had broken its contract. Hotels didn't know, didn't tell us beforehand. Awful experience to find a new place to stay late at night. I am waiting apologies and refund."

"What a wonderful stay at the heart of Los Angeles. Sparkingly clean room. Helpful staff. The only downside is the breakfast being too simple for a full day ahead, but nothing surprising since we knew what to expect from others' reviews. All in all, there are not many, if any, better hotels in the neighbourhood in terms of cost benefits."

"Staff a hotel were awesome"

"Loved the space and dining options right on the property but parking was steep. I guess that’s to be expected in the city. Anyway loved the hotel. Really nice and great service."

"This is an excellent location for Dodger fans. You can schedule roundtrip transportation in advance to the Dodger game from Starline tours. Pickup and dropoff is right in front of the hotel. There are so many restaurants near the hotel and Dodger fan gear shops all within walking distance. You will feel like your in Japan. The one downside to staying here is the hot water. It seemed like the hot water tends to run out on Dodger game days after the fans returned back from the game. Other than...

"Kodo Hotel is a sanctuary in DTLA - while it's near some of the city's most exciting restaurants, galleries, and stores, it feels like a world away from it all. Kodo is currently a self check-in hotel, so guests looking who need an extra level of staff support should look elsewhere. Rather than a traditional hotel, Kodo feels like walking into a beautifully maintained home, straight out of Architectural Digest. The lobby spaces, with ample seating, are an elegant and quiet space to recharge. The...

"Good"