Millennium Biltmore Hotel Los Angeles - Los Angeles 34.05013, -118.25396

Sumptious hotel, and we got an extremely nice rate for the night. Parking is crazy expensive in downtown, but if you can leave your car in the garage behind the hotel, its only $15/day instead of $40 for the hotel valet. Sushi restaurant is beautiful, but $16 for a glass of wine, $8 for a glass of sparkling water is too much, really. Be careful if you venture out at night, the streets have the odd threatening homeless crazy person or small group of gang bangers about. Irish Pub down the street makes a great meal for a reasonable price.

This was a beautiful old hotel. The lobby and ballrooms were amazing. The gym and pool were unbelievable. The room was very large, but the bathroom was super small and the bed was just so-so. I enjoyed being there regardless and appreciated the late check-out since we didn't get there until 4am.

I Love the Biltmore! Truly one of LA's most beautiful interiors and lately my favorite downtown hotel. Even if you don't stay overnight, do have a drink at the beautiful Gallery Bar where the Black Dahlia sipped her last cocktail. From the spooky open Victorian hotel staircase to the indoor aqua tiled roman pool it is a hotel worth exploring. Check-in was really fast and friendly at the front desk with Elycia. She gave us good happy hour advice and excellent walking directions to local spots. Our room 1163 on the top floor was small but had a very comfy bed. Great for people who want to sleep in the room but maybe not for people who want to spend a lot of time there. (ie. no mp3 jack,no fridge,no minibar) It had a nice partial view of Pershing Square. This was great since the ice rink, holiday lights and music made it lovely at night. We had so much fun this stay that we booked the New's Years Gala Package and are going back to the Biltmore to ring in 2010!!! **Parking at the hotel is $40 overnite but you can securely park at Pershing Square for $15 overnite in the 24/7 underground lot. And psst those famous LA bacon wrapped hotdogs can be found around last call outside the nearby whisky bar Seven Grand.

It's beautifully decorated for Christmas, staff we encountered were very pleasant and helpful. Our room was just like in the pictures and the bed was very warm and comfortable...lovely room. The hotel is very elegant and full of charm with lots of movie industry history. I would definitely stay again. We were tired from our drive and only stayed one night so we opted to pay the $40-a-day fee for parking. Across the street is very convenient, secure parking for only $16 a day. Lots of convenience stores and restaurants in walking distance. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.

Great hotel in a revitalized downtown area. A few places where she shows her age, but overall just a classic experience. My daughter loved it and even got to be an impromptu "extra" in a film shoot in the lobby! If you're going to the downtown LA area, stay here!

I was impressed by the architecture and the wonderful staff. I loved the location. The gym was a bit tiny and the equipment a little dated specially the cardio machines. The parking fee was a bit high however the parking garage across the street was very reasonable.

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everything is good except the bathroom could have been better if there's no molds and the water goes faster down the drain in the shower. the staff were all good esp. the restaurant downstairs where we always ate breakfast. smeraldi's?

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The Tv in the room was extremely outdated and they only offered about 13-15 channels and they weren't even all good channels. Very big disappointment. Other than that it was a lovely hotel.

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Loved my experience especially for the price. If you want that streamlined, Zen-like, modern look in design you won't like this place. It's historic, charming and warm. The beds were super comfortable. The highlight was the swimming pool; the low moment was the parking fee (park across the street at Pershing Square ONLY if you plan to keep it in overnight otherwise it's not much of a savings). Also very quiet so I got a good night's rest.

Could use a second chair in the room. Hotel personel was very helpful when asked what sights to see etc. Enjoyed our stay.

I booked a room for the weekend to get some work done. The first room I was taken to was very small but when I called to ask about other rooms, they moved me to a much larger one with no fuss at all. It's an old hotel, not modern or updated particularly, so it doesn't have mini bars or flat screens but that's not why I was there. It was quiet and the staff were nice. My bed was very comfortable. Overall I'm glad I went.

We loved the architecture, lobby, ballrooms and restaurants at this hotel. I am not sure if all the floors are the same but we stayed on the 6th floor and the long hallways leading to our room were absolutely miserable. The hallways smelled of old smoke like it was embedded in the carpets which were obviously old, dirty and worn. The room itself for adequate for the rate. The bed and down comforter were extremely cozy and comfortable. The parking at the hotel is very overpriced at $40/night so as a previous guest suggested there is a 24 hour public parking lot immediately behind the hotel for $15/night and they have a lot of security at all hours.

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We had a king room and found it to be quite spacious. Enough room to have put another king bed. Couldn't have asked for better service.

The Biltmore is a masterpiece. A classic hotel that has a story to tell on the history of LA.

Great hotel overall. The only problem with this hotel is the parking. They either charge you $40 to park your car overnight per day, or you can park accross the street for $15.40 a day. I opted to park accross the street, I am trying ot save money by using hotels.com, so I carried mine and my girlfriends bags from an underground parking area way accross the street all the way up to our room. other than her not tipping me for my service, great hotel, very historic beautiful hotel.

I love this hotel. The beds and linens are just dreamy and the service is always top-flight.

4 times our key did not work right after they gave us. At least 6 rooms setting are different. If yo u do not like your room lay out please change it. Some are much better than others. Some have LCD TV and some don't. If they tell you all the rooms are the same or there is no more room left, they lie. They did that do me.

The hotel was beautiful and historic. Service and food selections were top notch. However, the television in the room was old, small, and had a poor picture. Also the parking was $40 a night which significantly added to the total cost of the hotel stay. I think that might just be typical for LA though. It was overall a great stay and I recommend it.

this hotel is very nice and clean..they always have the special price too. so..this is the good choose to stay in LA downtown

This beautiful downtown hotel has benn nicely kept up and remains luxurious. Sure the rooms are a little old, but they're nicely re-done and very comfortable. Good internet connection, nice lobby bar. Best attraction is neighborhood -- across from Pershing Square (Metro) 2-3 blocks from Jewelry District, Fashion District and Grand Market. Little Tokoyo is close by and the 101 Freeway is right there. Third time I've stayed at this hotel

This hotel is a historic treasure not only for the events and history that ha taken place here, but also the beauty. I enjoyed walking around and seeing all of the themes in various rooms throughout the hotel. The service was impecable, no sooner did I request something was it to my room. Courteous, polite, the customer is #1.

My wife was really taken by the restored beauty of this hotel. Its Oscar history makes it a great place to explore. The staff is very helpful and knowlegeable. The public areas are spectacular in design and restoration, especially the ceilings. We loved walking around the interior. Location is fine and valet parking, although pricy at $40, was very convenient in the heart of China Town. The only real complaint we had was the ventilation system. As it was a 90 plus day in LA we set the thermostat to "cool" when we went to sleep at night, or shall I say tried to sleep at night. The system alternatly blew hot air then cold air. It was impossible to sleep until I discovered that the window opened. We shut the A/C off and enjoyed the outside air (if that's possible in LA). Not sure we would stay again. Disapointed.

Excellent stay at the Biltmore. I went with friends for the Halloween night, and this hotel ended up being fantastic! I love it! The Staff and Concierge is SO helpful!

It was great, but the parking fee was kind of crazy (very expensive). It was very beautiful and clean. They upgraded our room due to over booking. It was very nice.

Outstanding downtown location hotel with great character. Hotel is definitely not modern which is what I loved about the place. The property and rooms have a lot of charm and are very comfortable. Customer service has been great as well. Have stayed here several times since and will keep going back.

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Very nice hotel but the parking was expensive in that area.

The Millennium Biltmore Hotel provided an average experience for the price. Though I must admit, the cost of valet $40.00 for a night is completley unreasonable. Furthermore, its not posed anywhere when you valet your car and check into the hotel. Seems a bit shady to me.

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Great location. Hotel has a wonderful old Hollywood feel. Service was great. The room was large, very comfortable. The only improvement would be the bathroom, very small, very old, but charming in a way.

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Very friendly clean refurbished good service good food

Historic old hotel in great location. Big savings over others I considered for my 4 night convention stay. Read mixed reviews prior to arrival, but was pleasantly surprised. My overall experience was great. Friendly staff, no lines to check in or out. A/C, plumbing, cleanliness, noise, linens, etc were all top rate, even the room service pizza was delicious. Close to convention center, and there were always cabs available. Only negative was that I was a long distance from the elevator in this large property since I requested a view. My corner room was nice, but it was down several corridors from the elevator.

There only a few days, but the hotel is lovely.

other than the comfortable bed this hotel is not worth the low price paid; parking fees were nearly a third of total expended here. The sushi bar had amazing nigiri and was the highlight of the stay.

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This hotel might have been "THE" place to stay in the early 1900's, however, I was truly disappointed. The television must have been a 17" television. The hotel is conveniently located near a Metro stop which made getting around the city easy. It was also convenient because I was registered for a meeting being held on the property. I called some friends living in LA and stayed with them after the first night even though my entire stay was prepaid. I would not recommend the location if you prefer modern properties.

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Attended a conference being held AT the hotel and was happy to see the conference had a parking stamp...then I found out the parking stamp, which provided a 50% discount on fees, was only for people parking there for the day. Those of us who were staying in the hotel and using their garage were out of luck.

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Rooms small but comfortable. Historical aspect of hotel is beautiful and fascinating. Valet parking is expenisive, but there is parking available across the street (Pershing Park) that only charges around $16 for overnight parking. Starbucks on the same block. Great for people watching while enjoying a morning cup...

The hotel was simple underpriced. Its upscale, trendy, right in the middle of downtown. Great pool and health center. Avoided the 40 usd valet, with street parking a block away. Worked out well.

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