Top Hotels Near Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County in Los Angeles from AU$106

"We had a fantastic stay at AC Hotel Downtown Los Angeles and would absolutely stay here again. The location was one of the best parts of the experience — it felt central to everything we needed, with easy access to rideshares and convenient proximity to the train for anyone using public transportation. The property itself is beautiful, calming, and thoughtfully designed. From check-in to check-out, the experience felt smooth, polished, and relaxing. We especially loved the aesthetic of the hotel, including the rooftop access and the overall ambiance. The views of downtown LA were stunning — such a gorgeous way to take in the city. Our room was comfortable and well designed, with wonderful lighting, soft finishes, and just the right amount of space. The beds were very comfortable, the shower was excellent, and the fixtures and details throughout the room felt modern and soothing. Everything about the stay felt clean, stylish, and easy. This was a lovely experience overall, and I would definitely recommend this hotel to others looking for a comfortable, beautiful stay in downtown LA."

"Parking was weird. Room needs temperature control. More like an air b n b. No real staff on hand just some dude who can’t really help. Walls are thin. But the place was clean the neighborhood was except able room looked modern. So if you just need a room for the night perfect. But if you want luxury or some spicy time it’s no good for that. So it really depends on what you need "

"The amenities fee doesn't show up on the Expedia price- $35 a day extra and quite a bit of LA hotel taxes will be added to your bill. The property was very clean, but it's an apartment like an airbnb- no room service, no restaurant, housekeeping once a week so no new towels, no extra blankets. There's dishes and a toaster and microwave, stove, big fridge, etc- dish soap and dishwasher soap but no dish sponge or dish towel. Definitely do the self park or park across the street for $10. There was A LOT of partying going on, the people downstairs and one apartment over had a huge fight at 1 in the morning for 1/2 an hour and their dog was barking the whole time. Downtown LA is kind of sketchy- I don't think I'd bring kids here expecting a beach vacation. Stay closer to the beach. It's more for adults working in downtown LA longterm. I would come back when I have work downtown again. The views were INCREDIBLE."

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"The rooftop deck was the best part about the hotel. I am a female and stayed in a dorm with three other males. The bed creaked very loudly, the window doesn't really open, but you get what you pay for so I can't really complain. They don't do room service everyday you'd have to ask, they change the towels about every 3-4 days. The shampoo and body wash bottles, for some reason, are always gone or empty, so you should bring your own. Location is good though."

"Decent enough place for the price. Good location to DTLA. Slightly in need of a sprucing up (paint, e.g.). Room was fine. One gripe- half the days I went to get free coffee the urn was being refilled and there was a 5-10 minute wait for coffee. Seriously? Get another urn and rotate them. People are grumpy and rushed in the morning and just want their coffee."

"The staff was very accomadating and friendly. If you requested something they brought it right up. The breakfast had a good variety. Very pleased. "

"It felt like a safe place . The beds are a dream. And it was so quiet. "

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