Millennium Biltmore Los Angeles

Beautiful, comfortable, and a piece of LA history!

The hotel was beautiful and the room was very nice but parking was a nightmare. You either had to pay $50 a night to park in the hotel lot or find another parking lot close enough to be able to walk to. I would have loved to be made informed about this before making the reservation so I could have known to plan better beforehand.

just an overall experience the day before my stay i called and was told something different than what i got the day of my stay , the attendant had a horrible attitude. just overall bad stay.

Parking is $50 per night which is extreme and the rooms on the lower floors are extremely outdated, even with off color yellow stains in the toilets. The lobby and downstairs bar is very nice though. The location is very convenient and it’s close to the major freeways.

The hotel is a classic with lots of local history. Didn't know that the first Oscar presentations were at the Biltmore. The staff was nice, and helpful. The room was clean but a bit tired. Very acceptable though. Unfortunately, due to the covid thing, many of the facilities that would normally be available were not. Such as the hotel restaurants. All Closed. Also, the parking was not convenient. You had to park in a very tight and dark garage with no valet service, and pulling up to load and unload luggage was a bit of a challenge. Especially with no bellman working. I had the impression that they were operating short handed because of the pandemic. The classic hotel is beautifully appointed from a bygone era. It's like stepping back in time about 100 years, as it was opened in 1923. If you enjoy history, you should really enjoy staying here for a night or two. Downtown LA is like many American cities. Dark and a bit scary to walk around at night. A fair number of panhandlers and destitute people about on the streets, but otherwise not a lot of pedestrians out for an evening stroll. But I had no bad experiences and there are a number of decent and interesting restaurants within easy walking distance. All in all, it was a positive and worthwhile stay.

The stay was great, i loved the room except for the lack of amenities like a kitchen or even a mini fridge in the room; so my guests were often thirsty, so i mentioned they should bring food and beverages. The procedure of entering and leaving the parking lot was tedious during late nights past 12 (I don’t know if they have a policy for that but I’m a night body). The staff on location were really nice and knowledgeable, as well as helpful and the checking in and checking out process was beyond simple. The Biltmore is in a nice location so everything else was lovely, and the old time Regal feel of the hotel is what attracted me to it in the first place and indeed it was an overall great stay.

Just a get away

I love this place

I am so pleased with my experience here that I will always come back

The occupancy was only 15% due to the virus and protests/riots. That is not the hotel’s fault. But there were no valets, no bellman, no restaurants in the hotel open, no chairs to sit in, but full price charge for the night and parking. Should have kept the hotel closed or lowered prices to reflect the poor service experience.