Beach Cities Los Angeles County Two Star Hotels from S$97

"Parking, location was great. Rooms stayed cool. I killed a spider, when getting out the shower it felt like the floor was going to collapse."

"Poor condition old and needs renovations and updates on their bathrooms. "

"The owner went above and beyond for me! Accommodated early check in and late check out while still allowing me to stay parked on the beach front access. This is definitely an old building but it didn’t matter because we were right on the beach. "

"Here's what happened: I arrived late, nearly 1:00 a.m., exhausted. I'd prepaid the room, but I had to give a card for a hold. The clerk had trouble with the processing system, it took a while, then he said it was OK. I went to sleep. Then at 3:00 a.m., the phone rang: the clerk, telling me that my card hadn't gone through, I need to fix it in the morning. What an insane thing to do! There were so many other ways for this clerk to solve this problem of his own making, beginning with ignoring it; it wasn't an actual problem. But how could anyone think that calling a guest at 3:00 a.m. is the right answer? Then the next night, from 2:00 a.m. to 3:00, one guest intermittently yelled at another from the hallway. Now THAT was a problem that the clerk needed to solve, but didn't. This is a cheap hotel, and I wouldn't leave a review to complain about cheap-hotel drawbacks--the sickly sweet disinfectant stink, the grimy sandpaper-esque towels, the icky fabrics, the horrible decor, the untenable "breakfast," the questionable cleanliness. That's all what I paid for, I guess. But I also paid for a place to sleep for two nights, both of which were ruined--in fact my whole trip was ruined--by things in control of the staff. This place is HORRIBLE."