I booked this room through Orbitz as a package deal. Since our trip was last minute, airfare was high and I had to skimp on hotel and car. This was the cheapest that was available. If you're looking for the Ritz, this isn't it, but for a fairly inexpensive price, this was fine for us. We just wanted a place to shower, sh*t, and sleep. We stayed in rm 136. It was part of the main building. There was plenty of parking. If there was none in the front, there was parking in the gated area. We landed at LAX around 9 am. Soon after, we received a text that our room was confirmed and that they would see us soon. I replied for the confirmed check-in time and was promptly answered (2 pm was the earliest). When we arrived we were greeted and checked in quickly without any issues. The rooms all had "No smoking" signs on them but you could smell cigarettes. It was pretty strong in our room when we opened the door. We could tell from the darkened ceiling that it had at least been a smoking room at some point. I think either people are still smoking in their rooms or that they don't go all the way out of the huge sliding glass door. Our room was clean and a decent size. A bit dated, but again, this was an affordable place to stay. There was a table/desk and a fairly "clean" (no questionable wet spot stains!) office chair for me to work from. Plenty of space to move around in. I think there used to be accent chairs which would have been nice to sit on instead of the bed, but no biggie. They probably did have questionable wet spot stains on them and had to be discarded..fine by me! A LOT of outlets, (I guess I didn't need to bring my power strip). Good light switches - never had to search for them and the ones by the bed were dimmers. There was counter space with coffee maker and all the items you would need for it, a mini-fridge that took a while to chill my bottled drinks but didn't keep my ice cream, an armoire for hanging clothes (and an iron & board), and the bathroom. The bathroom was a decent size. Good counter space in there, too. Clean. The only gripe I had was the stupid cloth shower curtain that is common in most hotels that blow inward and stick to you while you're trying to shower. I guess they use these since they can be laundered. Anyhow, the rod is placed so far into the shower that it narrows it and we're not tiny people. We ended up leaving the back half of the shower uncovered by the curtain and using that space to lather in out of the water spray. I was impressed that we always saw people fixing things & cleaning. The pool was closed for the season but still saw them cleaning it. The fence around the pool was being repaired, hallways being vacuumed, rooms being cleaned even late in the evening depending on when people left. It was nice to see all the bedding and towels taken out of the rooms. Not something I see all the time...which is scary :O Breakfast is all carbs. If you're staying more than a couple of days, grab some protein at a nearby store (there's a microwave). The Dollar Store is next door (not across the busy street). We went there for some Clorox wipes, a bigger coffee cup, fabric spray (smoke smell), and junk food. Breakfast and coffee were always being refilled and counters wiped constantly. PLEASE, remember that this is NOT your house! Butter, cream cheese, jelly, etc, are all single packages. Take your stuff and GTFO! Other people would like to grab stuff, too! Don't lay 5 plates of your stuff ALL over the place and stand there putting butter on 20 waffles!! Tables are available to eat at in the lobby. Snack & drink vendor machines, too. There was a nice security guard that greeted us every night. The "Do Not Disturb" sign was on our door the whole time we were there. We cleaned up after ourselves, even emptied the trash once, laid our towels in a stack when we left and made the bed (as we do at home). We left a "Thank You" note and a tip.