After so most investigate online, those dual have been a most appropriate bill ones i can find. we am a student, as well as starting to go debate campuses UCLA CSU etc. as well as these have been 60 n 69 bucks a night. not costly during all.
anybody who has stayed in them can discuss it me something rether or not i should only outlay some-more though stayer somewhere approach nicer?
AGAIN, i am a student, so it’s not similar to i have thousands to spare. Hyatt is out of a question. thats similar to 200 a night.
anybody who lives in a area can discuss it me if they unequivocally have been as good/bad as a reviews say? review alot about hookeys as well as fishnets during a motel 6.. kinda hessitant now.. any info is severely appreciated thanks
or if not those, any hotels which we privately suggest which we have stayed in?
has to be cloes to hollywood blvd mainly. not as well distant from UCLA though
just saw a UCLA HOTEL. any info upon it?
it is OK, but not great, near freeway, a lot of noice, you have to take 2 buses( 217 to sunset, 2 to UCLA) and 45 min ride.
want to near UCLA , you are expect to pay at least $200, most time they charge $300 per night.
You should have come here first…the regulars know Motel 6 has the best deals in L.A.
Why would you want to stay on Hollywood Blvd, when you can stay in Westwood? Westwood is SO much nicer. Hollywood can be, shall we say, rather gritty. I tend to believe most of the reviews, especially on TripAdvisor. Some are put up by hotel shills, but if someone has a bad experience, they’ll be happy to tell you about it. You didn’t say which Motel 6 or Rodeway Inn, but if they are the two in Hollywood, I would definitely spend some more and stay someplace nicer.
If you can possibly stay at the UCLA Guest House, then I highly recommend it.
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UCLA & USC are both in rather bad parts of town so would avoid staying near to them. As a rule of thumb staying as neaar to the coast as possible is the safest plcae for you to stay. Get a car and travel to where you want to go.