Find hotels near Matthew Shepard Human Rights Triangle, Los Angeles from NT$4,372

"The location is great, however the rooms are outdated, the bathroom specifically. At least the one we stayed in. I prepaid for the room and valet, however, at checkout a service/travelers charge was charged to my account. It wasn’t a significant cost, but it wasn’t something I was expecting. The staff were very friendly which was greatly appreciated. "

"My 3rd time staying at the London West. I can’t say enough great service, great staff from the minute I got there to the minute I left everything was wonderful Georgina so warm friendly made me feel at home. Food was delish. Can’t wait to come backs. "

"What great energy, location, and services! Great food, drink, clean rooms/property. Look forward to our next visit."

"My son stepped on a screw punctured a hole in his foot that was left in the floor from their renovations "

"Home away from home. For 12 tears i have made this hotel "

"Epitome of cool. Spotless rooms, friendly and accommodating staff, delicious restaurant. A really fun oasis in the middle of West Hollywood"

"Great friendly staff. Good location"

"I had a short trip to LA for an awards show. Last-minute booking brought me to this hotel and it served its purpose. Nothing fancy, but it was clean and the staff was really nice and helpful. It was a convenient area to stay in. I would stay again."

"Not anywhere close to 5 star… seems poorly managed but staff tried to help where they could. Pool was a DISASTER with dirty towels everywhere and no employees in sight. Elevator broke one day, no hot water in the shower one morning, gave me the same room as someone else at check in which was awkward at the room door! Literally one hotel Pilates class offered over my 7 night stay. Guy behind the breakfast counter this morning was also so rude when I asked if I could move inside… funny as they automatically add 20% tip to counter orders. The dinner staff were lovely - Brenda and Kean I believe - true professionals with smiles on their faces. "