Ramada Los Angeles/Downtown West

This place was amazing everything was clean and it looked very new :). I booked here last minute and by looking at some Unilocal reviews and pictures I was a bit worried but it was great. The only cons I have: 1. No free breakfast they charge $ 7.99 per person. 2. They only allow one car per room you had to pay an additional $ 20 for another car.

I stayed here for 3 nights for a business trip. Considering my late arrival, all I wanted to do was sleep and I slept comfortably. The service was quick and easy, the parking was free, and the room was quiet. The price is also ideal for its proximity to downtown. Overall, good experience.

not a good place
we’d a lot of problems at this place
lot of noise in the next room started at 12:00 night.
we called the front desk. no change. between 12:00 and 12:35 ish we called 3 times. The person on the counter said well — they have called but the people in that room not listening.
It appeared that there must be no less than 8 – 10 people in the next room. So we finally asked for a different room
Security guy came and we moved to another room in Pajamas!
Next day morning, I complained to the person on the counter. Reaction was — well there was nothing they can do.
will not stay here again

Stayed here for 1 night and it was ok. To start off, the hispanic chick in the front desk wasnt that welcoming, came off a bit dry. Second, the elevator, took forever to come, like 10 minutes –_​-​, third, the hallway reeked of weed, probably because of the many construction workers occupying a few rooms on the same floor as me.
The hotel, well, it wasnt too bad but it was just extremely basic. Pillows were not comfortable and here is the worst part, loud neighbors. Now, forget the neighbors, but i think the walls are extremely paper thin you can hear their entire conversation, and also the people above us, you can hear their every step.
Honestly, not the best, but if u can close out all the above concerns, then you can make it work. LA is a city with either 500/​nights on a wednesday at the ritz or jw marriot, or 150 $ a night on a wednesday at these sub par hotels, just the way it is :/​
PRO: Free parking!
Cons– What i mentioned above, OH, and this huge bite on my leg that i woke up with, SMH! Could be bed bugs, or a spider not sure, either way, gross!

Found myself in Downtown LA needing an affordable room. Everything else was either booked or $ 300 per night. I needed rooms for five guys and spent more than an hour trying to book us into one hotel.
A buddy found the Ramada on Unilocal.They accommodated all of us and even discounted our stay.
The staff was friendly and, although the hotel is a little run down, everything was clean. Parking is easy to access and is located in a covered garage attached to the hotel.
We took a five minute über ride to LA Live for dinner and spent the night bar hopping.
If you want amenities, stay at the JW. If you want ease, comfort and affordability, stay here.

There was a big bug in my room. Major dislike! Staff tried to help but would not comp me the night. I will not stay here again.

Recomiendo al personal del front desk son gente amable y muy profesional se destacan Hoselin y Yubi quienes me dieron todo tipo de informacion y orientacion en mi estadia en Los Angeles.

This hotel wasn’t bad! Our room was very clean. Check in and check out was quick and easy. Besides the whole parking permit ordeal. Great «balcony» outside the sliding doors. A lot of the outlets didn’t work, however. The room came with a microwave and fridge.
There’s free parking in the garage and across the street in a gated lot you open with your room key. You have to get out the car to do this. You need to get a parking permit to put in your car before you can park so you have to park awkwardly in the garage and check in before you can get a spot. One car per room. You might be able to find parking on the street though if you have other guests with cars.
There are vending machines in the lobby. The elevator is really small and kind of slow. I used the stairs most of the time to get to the 3^rd level. There are only 3 levels in this hotel.
I never heard other people in other rooms. I slept with the TV off. It was very quiet. Great value for the price. Can’t beat free parking in LA!

I had a business trip immediately after vacation. My previous accomodation was a huge suite so I had to acclimate pretty quickly.
Pros:
Convenient to DTLA & the 110
HD TV and satellite
Decent WiFi
Free parking
Cons:
Hair in the bed that did not belong to me
Creepy dudes smoking on the balcony
Unexplained ruckus through the night
Bathroom floor thoroughly uneven — perfect ski slope for Barbies. Easy for a full sized human to slide down if thr floors are a tad slippery.
Graffiti carved into the bathroom wall
The heater could not be turned down. There is no reason for it to be 90 degrees ²⁴⁄₇.
If no one is expecting you do not come. If you know any locals who are willing to either come stay with you or have pity and take you in then you’ll be fine.

First night here. To be 100% honest I was a bit worried as the area doesn’t look great but it doesn’t feel unsafe. Parking isn’t great and seemed pretty full but foot traffic in the hallways was minimal. Upon arrival I heard a few complaints from other patrons but it seems decent. The lobby is a bit dated but the staff is friendly. Super small elevator. The room is pretty spacious. The only beef I have is the light from the a/​c unit is keeping me up but that’s a personal issue lol. Beds are comfy. ½ the price I paid last year to stay 20 minutes away at a «4-​star» hotel which was comparable as far as room size, cleanliness, and amenities go.

When I first arrived the tv wouldn’t turn on so they sent someone to swap out the tv for me.
There is no counter in the bathroom also that’s weird. The bathroom and shower is huge.
No microwave but there is a fridge.
They serve a breakfast buffet and they have fruit, eggs, bacon, sausage, toast, waffles, cereal, coffee or hot chocolate, hash browns and muffins, all for $ 7.99 and they open at 6am.
This hotel is right down the street from the Staples Center and we got a ride via Lyft to the the arena. Very close and very easy.

The stay has been very pleasant so far. We have a outside room by the courtyard area and my 2 year old loves it. Due to high volume of people checking in we opted to take a handicap room which isn’t bad it just doesn’t have a bath. If I had listened to the other reviews I probably wouldn’t have stayed here but I’m glad I did. Very close to the staples center and convention center. There is a restaurant attached along with food in walking distance!

This place feels like a motel. Paid too much for 2 night stay, parking is free but breakfast isnt. We checked into our rooms and when arriving to our rooms they were still cleaning it so we waited 5mins. Carpet and sheets feels dirty.

DO NOT STAY HERE.
1. Cruel and rude staff. I have a video of the front desk manager telling me he doesn’t care about guests and wouldn’t provide customer service to me.
2. Out dated and dirty.
3. Company booked me here and left the first night. Spend the extra bucks and don’t degrade yourself to this place.

The hotel is nice. The gym and pool area is small, but seems hardly anyone used it while my family stayed there. One complaint was the breakfast which served everything else but eggs. So we had a plate of sausage, bacon, and potatoes (again, where were the eggs?), they did however have waffles, bagels, and cereal items. Also, housekeeping sucks. They went to our room once (out of a stay of 5 days) and we had to ask them to clean our room. The second day we also asked for new bedding which didn’t happen, they just made the bed (barely). I would pin this on a language barrier, but we also asked in Spanish when she didn’t understand English. So we called and had fresh bedding sent up. Other than that, parking is included at no cost and it’s not too far from anything. We’d probably stay here again.

Staff was great and very helpful when required. The hotel is old but the rooms are not dated. Our room could have done with a thourough clean in the bathroom especially. There was dirt on the baseboard that had been there for months at least I would guess.
The area is dodgy but not skid row dodgy. I avoided going out on foot, although there isn’t any place on foot to go to nearby anyhow. There seem to be a lot of homeless in the area.
Bed was comfy though it was certainly not the queen beds I had paid for. I didn’t have a view or a balcony which I was glad of. Rooms do come with a fridge and a microwave. The microwave could have done with a clean before I arrived it was foul. Fridge was clean and kept stuff super cool except for the freezer area which struggled with the ice cream.
For some reason they processed the security deposit now I have to hope I can get that money back. Watch your cc statement after staying here.

Nasty and dirty! Just because a hotel is low cost and economical is no reason that they should be comfortable putting guests in dirty rooms.
I entered the room with my friend with our bags on the cart. We immediateley started to do our «liveable» check when we noticed 1.) A not so great view from the window into someone’s backyard. 2) missing hardware on the drawers 3) dirty headboard 4) dirty blankets 5) lime/​calcium/​dirt on the faucet 6) dirty shower metal 7) ant infestation.
The reason I booked this room was because of their websites claim that they have been recently remodeled and that all rooms were new. The room I was given was most definitely not remodeled. I wasn’t concerned with it being 5 stars, because we didn’t intend on being there much, but I wasn’t even comfortabke letting my bags hit the floor. We never even took our bags off of the cart. I ended up booking a room somewhere else from the Ramada and left immediately. I have to give their customer service an A for effort. She offered me another room but I was already too disgusted so they didn’t charge me, and I left.
Do yourself a favor and spend a little bit more to be somewhere that takes pride in cleanliness. It was worth the peace of mind.

Ive been at this location multiple times.
The staff has been nothing but helpful, I like the location because It is non-​centrical enough so that the traffic is pretty decent, but not too far that you regret your choice of hotel.
The accommodations are neat and clean. and you can definitely see the confluence of cultures of LA here.
I would definitely go back.

Well it is inexpensive. The bed was newer and had newer sheets and pillows. The check in was smooth and the employees were ok. The hotel is an interesting design and could use some renovation. The elevators smell a little bit like chalk and the rooms are musty. It was quite and easily accessible.
For the price, it is what it is. Don’t expect to have the best nights stay of your life.

Booked this place for some friends visiting from out of the country. They were looking for something reasonably priced and central to Koreatown. This Ramada was just that. The rooms were spacious and staff was friendly. They were pleased to be able to walk to nearby restaurants or take a quick cab ride to downtown.
Based on their experience, they would recommend this hotel for other out-​of-​towners.

Found this place on Hotel Tonight for $ 100/​per night. Check in 3 pm, check out 11am.
Decided to go for it as there was free parking and «gym». I figured even if I didn’t end up staying here I wouldn’t feel like I lost a ton of money.
Checking in was easy, they were very polite.
My toilet was clogged and they sent someone up asap.
The beds were clean, no bed bugs AND there was A/​C! Yay! Shower was clean and the water had good pressure. The fridge was cold too.
I was put in a room right next to the side of the building facing a street so it was a tad bit loud at times. I’m sure if I wanted to change a room though they would have let me.
I’m not sure if I would stay here again just because of the location (not much around, unless you have a car I wouldn’t stay here). But it definitely was not a bad experience!

Passer 4 jours à Los Angeles lorsque l’on né connait pas la ville n’est pas une mince affaire.
Situé à moins d’un mile de Dowtown et, surtout, à équidistance de Beverly Hills, Hollywood, et des plages, le Clarion a le mérite de la simplicité. Propres, les chambres sont vastes et proposent un confort largement acceptable pour le prix. Attention toutefois pour ceux viennent en voiture, le parking de l’hôtel est relativement petit, et il y a de fortes chances que ceux qui rentreront tard né trouvent plus de place.
Un conseil, enfin: n’hésitez pas à prendre le petit déjeuner, c’est simple mais copieux, et toujours moins cher qu’au Mac Do d’à côté !