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"A historic hotel that provided ambience with a welcoming atmosphere. The hotels location provided plenty of options for food and necessities. The staff was very friendly, accommodating and provided exceptional service. We requested a room change which was promptly addressed and were very pleased with the new room. The 3rd floor pool area was very nice with plenty of loungers and clean towels. Although, a weekly noontime schedule to purchase beverages and food at the pool would have been welcomed. We would like to acknowledge exceptional and friendly service from Graciela F. and Adriana C. They made our stay very enjoyable! We will be returning in the future and would highly recommend the Pasadena Hotel!!"

"The surroundings are very clean and tidy. The room facilities are decent, pretty much complete with a fridge, microwave, and coffee maker. The service was alright. The mountain view room we booked also offered a view of the mountains."

"The room is big, with a small balcony, and the breakfast is good. The only downside is that it is located at the junction of two main roads, and the rooms facing the road are very noisy."

"It's more like a motel, located in a very remote area. However, the price is not cheap. The room cleanliness is so-so. It has two floors, the refrigerator looks old, and the room is very dark. It's not worth the price compared to what Ctrip charges."

"Facilities: OK, all relatively old! Hygiene: It's okay, but there are no slippers, toothbrushes, and later I asked for disposable slippers alone! Environment: The surrounding environment is okay, you can see the mountain view! Service: There is no service at all. I was dragging several suitcases by myself. It was difficult to drag the carpet and there was no one to help!"

"The hotel was recently renovated, but the room smelled bad. The air conditioner was old and very noisy, so I had to turn it off. My rhinitis flared up after two days. It wasn't worth it."

"We are utterly smitten with Hotel Dena - it has exceeded all our expectations for an artistic, pristine, and laid-back boutique hotel. The hotel was freshly renovated just last year, so every single amenity and piece of equipment is impressively modern. We were arranged in a first-floor ”small loft” room complete with a private balcony - undoubtedly one of the highlights of our entire trip. The hotel's decor is nothing short of captivating, with a cinematic ambiance evident throughout the common areas. From the impeccably styled furniture to the mesmerizing artwork and paintings, every design element contributes to an utterly enchanting atmosphere. In fact, I would unhesitatingly award Dena a rating of 6 out of 5 stars to fully convey my deep adoration for this establishment. If we're ever blessed with the opportunity to visit Los Angeles again, Dena will unquestionably be our top choice. 🌹🌹🌹"

"Arrived at 9 o'clock in the evening, and then checkin was in the service area on the first floor of the hotel (the breakfast area the next day). The service area was locked directly. There was a small window similar to the bank counter to submit the passport. The question that led us to ask if this area was not safe, and the answer was actually safe, and the bulletproof glass window was to prevent who. The room is large, the facilities are very new, and the hygiene is very good, but because the window is facing the corridor, it is basically impossible to open, and the curtains have to be pulled. In fact, it is a motel."

"Located in Old Town Pasadena, the hotel is within walking distance of various restaurants and shops, including popular brands like Arc'teryx and Lululemon. Be aware that clothing stores tend to close quite early. It's less than a 20-minute drive to Trader Joe's and Costco, and about half an hour to downtown Los Angeles, Universal Studios, the Natural History Museum, and the California Science Center. There are homeless people in Old Town, but they generally keep to themselves, are not aggressive, and won't bother you. The hotel facilities are decent. They provide bath towels and soap, an ice bucket, a coffee maker, and a mini-fridge, but no electric kettle. Also, note that American mineral water bottle openings are different from those in China, so if you're bringing an instant portable hot water dispenser, be aware of this. Basic housekeeping is done daily, and bath towels are replaced every day. Parking is $35 a day; you get a code for in/out access, and the charge is added to your bill at checkout. If you plan to be out early and back late, nearby public parking lots are a very close and cheaper alternative at $12 a day. Service is typical American style: polite, but not particularly attentive. The billing process was a bit confusing, but there were no actual errors in the charges. Ctrip's follow-up service, however, deserves praise. Finally, a correction regarding Ctrip's information: children aged 12 and above are charged full price for breakfast, which is $20 per person. The breakfast quality is actually quite good, offering excellent value for money, especially for California. Oatmeal is also available. P.S. Definitely avoid buying water from the front desk – it's outrageously expensive at $4 a bottle. You can get it much cheaper at the gas station next door, or drive 10-15 minutes to Costco to grab a case."

"The hotel is in a great location. Pasadena is the old wealthy area of ​​LA, with good public security and beautiful scenery. The hotel is located right in the old city center. You can check in the beautiful scenery of Pasadena in ten minutes. You can see St. Andrew's Cathedral when you open the window. It is not too far from LA attractions. The airport is 30-40 minutes away by car without traffic jams, and Universal Studios is only 20 minutes away by car."