I recently stayed at The Orlando as I had to make a trip to LA for a wedding. They were friendly and curteous on the phone and the location was ideal so I thought I would give them a try. From the moment I went through the lobby doors when I arrived, to the moment I left, the staff were nothing short of fantastic. They are "I found" very ...

Not good at all, the only nigth i spend there, i killed a cockroach, and the toilet was broken, they charge you more than $200 and cant give proper manteinance, dont stay there.

A travel agent friend reccommended this place, since a freind of hers recently joined the sales department and had her over for lunch and a tour. When I checked in the valet staff was friendly and welcomed me to the hotel. The front desk clerk also welcomed me and after I gave my name remembered me for the week I stayed, continuously addressing ...

Desk staff was arrogant and rude at check in time.
Room was not made up.
No ammenities to speak of except for an attached restaurant.
Restaurant - breakfast was poor quality and quite expensive for what you get (cold hard scrambled eggs, 1 burnt piece of bacon, cold toast that seemed to have been microwaved.. for $18.00/person), though the wait ...

My husband and I spent about 6-8 weeks last summer while I was having testing done at Cedars Sinai Hospital. They were undergoing reconstruction of the lobby/restaurant, which turned out great. The rooms are nothing special definitely paying for the entrance and restaurant. I would compare the rooms to Motel 6/Holiday Inn (clean/small/nothing ...

Despite the clean lines and uncluttered appearance of it's downstairs lobby, this hotel falls short of the mark for what I would classify as a boutique hotel.

The rooms were about the same size as your average Motel 6 or Holiday Inn. The beds were a bit more comfortable than those other places. Other than that, nothing else about this ...

THE ORLANDO PLAZA IS THE BEST LITTLE BIG HOTEL WITH A SUPER LOCATION. IT HAS ALL THE AMMENITIES IN A SMALL FRIENDLY PACKAGE. LOCATED 2 BLOCKS FROM RESTAURANT ROW AND THE BEVERLY CENTER MALL AND DOWN THE STREET FROM THE GROVE AND FARMERS' MARKET IT'S HOLLYWOOD AND MORE.

The Orlando is a real treat, a reminder of days when not every hotel was the same. It does have a bit funk to it, but that is what gives it its charm. The rooms are well appointed with 200+ thread count sheets and Ipods in every room with a great eclectic choice of world music. The restaurant is always busy and there is a great continental breakfast available in the morning.