“Great place to stay”
The metro station nearby and the super friendly staff made the visit pleasant.
Alonsoمنذ شهر
Los Angeles·6.4
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أو اكتبها ببساطة — «حوالي يوم 20، ثلاث ليالٍ»
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PodShare DTLA, a boutique hostel in downtown Los Angeles, offers stylish pods with free Wi‑Fi, a communal lounge, and a fully equipped kitchen. Guests enjoy a washing machine, tea and coffee maker, hairdryer, and computer. Located just 17 minutes from Union Station and 1.2 km from City Hall, it sits near Walt Disney Concert Hall and El Pueblo.
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كيف يقيّم النزلاء الفندق، جانبًا بجانب.
The metro station nearby and the super friendly staff made the visit pleasant.
Alonso·منذ شهر
I never stayed at the hotel, yet someone stole my money at a place I didn’t stay.
Samantha·منذ شهر
The beds were the softest I’ve slept on, sending me straight to dreamland, and the storage area was great; I found a few boxes of fruit, veggies, and peppers and went back for some, especially the tasty peaches. The fridge had insufficient shelf space, so I had to stash my stuff in the freezer for a limited time before eating my shawarma.
Agent·منذ شهر
I stayed in the Dark pod and it didn't match the photos on the website; there was no on‑site parking and I felt unsafe because many young people around looked a bit shady.
Mai·منذ شهرين
Location is decent and I like the setup. The Pods were actually nice, and well designed. The Staff was very responsive and I like the late check-in and late check-out procedures. I didn’t like the lack of privacy/ no curtains rule for the pods. They treat the pods more like bunk beds and they don’t even want you to improvise a curtain. There’s No air conditioning. It’s too dark at night during quiet hours, and there’s not enough ambient lighting or night lights to make navigating to the bathroom easier. The Bathroom and shower stalls are too cramped, this makes changing clothes difficult. There is no point to having monitors in the pods, because there’s no power supply to even connect them to. I would not recommend this place to people with mobility issues. It’s walkable to little Tokyo and Dtla, but there’s no convenience stores or gas stations nearby, so if you want something late and close by you’re gonna be outta luck. Most of Dtla (including LT and the Arts district) is a no go past midnight, and the closest 24hour thing that is open is a 7-11 ten minutes away, that just might happen to be closed for cleaning right when you need something
Britney·منذ 3 أشهر