H by H Hospitality

Now known as the H Hotel in a predominantly residential Koreatown neighborhood in what appears to be a converted commercial or residential building, this hotel sports retro yet modern chic vibe. If your room is ready you might be able to check in a little early, but only about 1.5 hours before the stated 3:00 pm check-in time. I was assigned to room 201, which is a corner room that may have been above the H Cafe. I think they may have nightly live music there (not for sure since I only stayed one night) but it didn’t bother us as it seemed muffled. In-room amenities were basic/minimal. There’s no clothes drawers and there’s no closet, instead there’s a hang rack with gold wire hangers. Bath toiletries included Bigelow shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, soaps, and body lotion. There was also a hair dryer. The one thing I wished they would provide is disposable cups. The bathroom was interestingly designed to be basically be one large space with a shower stall and a partial glass partition separating it from the sink/counter and toilet. Also, the shower stall floor is the same level with the rest of the bathroom space. If you take “power” showers, it’s very likely the floor will get wet in the rest of the bathroom space. The electrical outlets in the main room included a USB connection for charging so that was appreciated. The one near the bed was working, however, the outlet near the TV wasn’t. Queen bed was firm but not too firm which was to my liking. The front desk staff was very courteous and professional. The hotel is off the main road but there’s a bus stop (Metro Local rte. #66) practically right in front if you decide to use public transportation as the main mode of travel to the hotel, around Koreatown and L.A. I believe they have parking for guests but I think there’s a daily fee. 3.5/5 stars.

Had a really good stay here. The staff were very friendly and accomodating, they were able to let us check in a little earlier than usual which was great as we had just got off a 14 hour flight and very jetlagged/tired. Rooms looked recently renovated, very clean and tidy. Aircon was nice to have on. Overall not much to complain about. There was a smell (cleaning/perfume/flowers?) which is mentioned in other reviews, however we didn't find this unpleasant at all and got used to it. Having the Airconditioner on seemed to reduce the intensity. Only downside is that it's a bit of a distance from tourist areas (15-20mins by Uber) so if you don't mind, this is a great place to stay.

Place was great, modern design, great cafe. Had to pay $27 per day parkin. If you get a room above the karoke bar, they waive it. Would I stay again, yes. The price was reasonable and it was clean!

As a tourist would not recommend staying there. The reception and cafe staff were very kind and helpful but unfortunately we didn't feel safe staying there. After one night we checked out and changed hotels.

Great location in Koreatown. Parking lot right next to hotel would be nicer if it was valet for the price they charge for parking. Cute decor. Great restaurant for brunch. Downsides noisy in room at times can hear everyone in hallway and in the street maybe updated door and windows would lessen the noise.

This place is more like a fancy motel. Ive never seen a hotel room so small. And the bathroom doors are like sliding glasses. No privacy. Rooms are super dark and floors were really sticky. The vibe was just totally wierd. Empty parking lot but they charge $32 a night for parking. I actually checked out the same day and booked another hotel for my stay.

I very much enjoyed my stay at this hotel, and mostly likely will stay here again in the near future. The staff was friendly, and the place was clean and comfortable. The close proximity to many food establishments was a huge plus!

Great place with a great atmosphere, the bar/restaurant was very convenient to have located in the lobby. The room was clean and very spacious.