Pet friendly Hotels in California

"The children loved it. "

"Check in was easy. Room was comfortable and clean. Disliked that the pool was directly outside our window on the 6th floor. Thankfully the time of year we visited there were limited pool visitors, but we weren’t comfortable leaving our curtains open while people were at the pool. Location was about 15-20 mins, by uber, to piers and other tourist attractions. I would definitely stay here again for the price and location."

"Beautiful hotel, we were there to celebrate our anniversary! We did have issue but it was solved by Ann Marie, we got upgraded to presidential suite ❤️ We are so thankful for the service. "

"Clean room, nice breakfast "

"Excellent location, lobby impersonal. Parking very expensive. Nice staff and rooms."

"Wow, my friend and I had a fantastic time at the Lowe’s Hollywood Hotel. You can’t beat the location as we stepped out onto the street and we were there in the middle of Hollywood with the walk of fame and all there is to offer. Every staff member we interacted with was so helpful and friendly, and went above board with their service. Really a spectacular hotel thank you so much."

"Everyone was very nice and helpful. The room was clean and the beds were comfortable."

"Excellent buffet breakfast, great location, great room. Will definitely be staying here again "

"We used to come here for many years with our kids in the early 2000's. Back then the resort was in great condition. The street pavement was smooth, for kids to ride scooters and skateboards. All the landscape lighting worked. All the paint was good, etc. They also had a guard gate which limited access to guests only so there was very little traffic. Now it is looking much older, the pavement needs a resurfacing, finish carpentry needs to be redone, etc. It was not badly run down, just not up to the price. They charge $45 a night to park by your room now. That used to be free. There is a big public parking lot, but depending on where your room is, it could be 500 yards away. That may not be a problem for some, and it may be a problem for others. The California Coastal commission probably forced them to open the property to the public for beach access, and they put up big ugly signs everywhere...now you get people wandering through the place. It just doesn't feel as safe and secure as it used to. The location is great. It can not be beat. We just went to the Barefoot Grill for lunch and dinner, and the food was excellent. The views are wonderful. But it does feel like time is taking its toll on the place a bit."