Burbank Extended Stay Inn

3 stars for what it is. Apartments are nice, nothing luxurious but also not a roach motel. It has everything you need for your extended stay. If you have business in Burbank its a good location but other than i wont live here if you have no business in Burbank.

Great low cost extended stay. If you want to keep cost down this is your place. Get past the façade because people were nice, area was safe, and bonus was everything within walking distance and easy freeway access. Furniture a bit old, like a room for rent furnished, but who wants to throw hundreds away at Extended Stay America when we’ll assume you will be out of the room most of the time. I was happy, family feel to the one further south (there are two, I stayed at one not attached to main office: great tacos near by)…get past first impression and focus on room and your business AND everything should be good!

My stay here was just «ok». The studio was just okay. It’s a place to temporarily come home and sleep. The studio I rented came with 2 beds (well one bed and one mattress/​box spring combo sitting on the floor), living/​sleeping area and a full kitchen which is good if you need it. The wifi connection was terrible and the air conditioner could not get the place cooled off during the day. Some good things about the place… close parking always available and friendly neighbors.

First off this place is a cool 60 years old. The beds are lumpy with huge dips in them. The walls paper thin. Concrete floors? But that’s not the worst part. The worst part is bring bothered every time you go outside by the resident tweeker who on several occasions had his nose filled with a funny white substance after throwing all night parties out by the pool. Parking is small and very cramped. This place seems more like a bad sober living facility than a hotel. Avoid! Or reep the consequences

Two stars for location. This hotel gave me the creeps… disgusting unclean smell from the moment you walk in… dead bugs on the counter. I feel dirty and uncomfortable here

I recently worked with Laura through Burbank Extended Stay Inn. She was fantastic! Called us back right away and was very helpful. I would definitely recommend Burbank Extended Stay Inn for their great customer service!

This place is Awesome. Great stuff member and service. Room is cozy and clean. I will recommend this to my friend when they visit L.A.

I lived here during my summer internship four years ago (for 3 months). I shared a room with a coworker, and we negotiated to split the $ 1600/​mo. rent ($ 800 each). The main draw of this location was the availability of furnishings and proximity to my internship. Space was a bit tight for two people, but you can make it work. We had a twin bed, queen bed, couch, TV (with free cable), window A/​C unit, full bathroom (bathtub/​sink), two-​seater kitchen table, gas stove, dishwasher, cabinets, and full refrigerator. The décor is Spanish style and the furnishings are basic (plates, cups, pots, pans). However, I did have to go out and buy a frying pan since the one provided created SO much smoke and was a pain in the arse to scrub.
If you have a second-​floor room, you room will be HOT. The A/​C unit was so crappy, and any cooking you did on the gas stove only made the room hotter. My only resort was to go for a dip in the warm swimming pool, sleep sans clothes, and blast my tiny fan. I don’t understand why they don’t put in ceiling fans…
Tenants ranged from aspiring child prodigies (with parents) to creepy foreign individuals who stared at you. At night, I would stand in the breezeway to have my nightly boyfriend call, but felt a bit unsafe due to some of the creepy guys lingering across the way. Just have a can of pepper spray on hand, and you’ll be okay.
Service-​wise, the staff on hand was always accommodating and quick to respond to my requests (missing cutlery, etc). WiFi was free, but it was incredibly hard to get a signal from my 2^nd floor room. The parking area is a bit tight to get in from the street, and there’s a handful of spaces in the back, next to the dumpster (where you take your own trash). If you’re entering on foot from the street, you have to go through a gate — which is unlocked.
Overall, this is the cheapest place to stay at if you’re temporarily in the area for a job. It’s safe and in close walking distance to a couple restaurants.

This is THE deal in Burbank. For $ 90 including tax, you get a nice, large room with a full kitchen. An extra large laundry room is available. Staff is only onhand from 7AM to 7PM. Whether you stay one night or 30, wifi is a $ 6 one time charge. Sharing the parking lot is a large shopping center that can be traffic nightmare many evenings. Use the front of the building parking lot exits and you’ll avoid all that. This hotel has it all figured out.

Great Location and Furnished! I have been staying here for a while and everything is included: furniture, cookware, cable, and Internet. It’s great because you don’t have to do much.

This place is adorable! Our «casita» was a studio apartment with kitchen and bathroom, overlooking the beautiful pool. Surrounded by blooming flowers, palm trees and latin décor. The room is much larger than a standard hotel room, with so much more personality. Burbank is convenient location, but far enough removed to have a suburban comfort feel. We felt like we were coming «home» each night, especially with our bed — one of the most comfortable I’ve ever slept in.
Because this is an apartment-​style location, they only change out the linens once a week. The guest service desk has short hours, but they are very laid back about check-​in/​check-​out if you cannot make it there when they are open.
If you book far enough in advance through
, you’ll get an even better price. I paid $ 70/​night. I would definitely stay here again!

THIS My VERY first place in Los Angeles. Brought me GREAT luck in my career. For instance, I arrived at 2pm in the afternoon by Taxi. Saw a huge line at NBC. So after dropping off my luggage, I walked to NBC from here, and went to watch a live taping. I ended up being selected to do a bit for Kevin Eubanks, from the AUDIENCE! Then was invited the very next night back. the luck went from there. In my first week, I booked a starring role in a horror film.
This is where I met my best friend Jon (Bear). On that film. I stayed here two months and by the second month, I booked another horror film that we FILMED at Burbank Extend Stay. (Seriously. All the Interior shots, my SUV, the parking lot, the way we shot it to make it look like three different rooms– RENT the movie, you’ll see!)
I offered my place to shoot when the producer got in a bind. Oh the movie? Blockbuster/​Netflix/​download it free for all I care– (LOL) It’s called ‘The Mummy: Evil Unleashed’ and you’ll crack up it’s so bad and cheesy but Yup– there is Burbank Extended Stay all over that movie.
Hysterical.
Regardless, It was GREAT luck for me and no, I never left my headshot in the ‘office’ on the wall, but after they read this, I bet they contact me to get one. I stayed there with my fiancé for about two months. Great little kitchen that came complete with everything. The place was SO adorable and it felt like you were walking around the set of Melrose Place. renting it monthly is the best bet. Close to NBC (YAY! Days of our lives!!!) and just walking distance to a little Mexican restaurant that had GREAT Veggie Burritos. YUM!
That was over 8 years ago… and I don’t think they’ve changed much, however the memories of that place, me coming home to find my place filled with roses and flowers every week, to the hot tub… great memories here….

This is probably my all-​time favorite place to stay in Burbank. The spanish style room I stayed in was great and created a strange, but exciting atmosphere within Burbank. Almost as adorable as the Melrose Placian courtyard. I still wonder why I ever went home.
Plus 5 Stars for allowing ridiculously cute dogs.

So my gf booked this place for a wedding we had to attend in Burbank. It’s an extended stay apartment so it has a kitchen and comes stocked with plates and pans etc. The only thing I didn’t care for is they don’t have any maid service really. You’re required to take out your own garbage and they don’t really have any extra type services. It was a good deal. Lots of stuff nearby like a drug store and places to eat. So convenient location.

I booked a room here for $ 60 per night off of
and I loved it (normally approx $ 120 per night).
When you walk into the place it looks exactly like Melrose Place with the Spanish style buildings, pool in the middle, BBQ on one side, and vines everywhere.
The room itself is shabby chic with a down comforter, plush pillows, natural wood furniture, textured wall paint and iron lamps and it’s larger than your average San Francisco in-​law. The kitchen was fully equipped with dishes, cooking equipment, full-​sized fridge, and gas stove/​oven. Ammenities are limited to mini shampoo, conditioner & soap. Refills are up to the tenant to get and there’s no towel service. This is to be expected since it’s pretty much an apartment. Parking is free & plentiful.
The reception counter (there’s no lobby) has a wall of headshots of hopeful child stars. I say hopeful because I didn’t recognize any of them.
Location is about 2 – 3 minutes from downlown Burbank, which has tons of retail stores, restuarants and bars. CVS is about 2 blocks away.
I stayed for only 2 nights and overall I enjoyed my stay here. The place is better suited for people staying a week or more rather than a couple days. It would have been nice to order room service…