San Fernando Valley Guest Houses

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Our top choices for San Fernando Valley guest houses

Gilmore One

Van Nuys

Evelyne

P8,979 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 16 - Jun 17

Dream Inn

Lockhaven

Damian Alexander

P7,724 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 16 - Jun 17

Beautiful House Fantastic View Azusa California

Azusa

Christina

P15,562 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 22 - Jun 23

Downtown LA Escape

Westlake

Peter C

P11,123 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 16 - Jun 17

LAX guest house

Arbor Village

Edwin

P3,932 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 16 - Jun 17

The Patrician Hollywood Universal

North Arroyo

David

P24,824 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 5 - Jul 6

Outdoor pool, open 8:30 AM to 7:00 PM, sun loungers

Beverly Hills Celebrity Home

Pico - Robertson

Matthew

P28,494 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 23 - Jun 24

Comfort Suite Hollywood

Westlake

Traci

P10,091 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 16 - Jun 17

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Top San Fernando Valley Hotel Reviews

Safari Inn Burbank/Universal, a Coast Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"What a pleasant surprise to find this iconic motel! vintage vibe with modern rooms, we would definitely book again. Room 225 was super quiet and away from elevator and pool, but Room 218 for my travel partner was next elevator and was noisy through the night and early morning so I would avoid that room."

Studio City Court Yard Hotel

4/10 Poor

"I had a less than stellar experience here. I had booked a room with two queen beds and knew it wouldn’t be a top of the line hotel. I felt like I already had tempered my expectations. That’s totally okay - I was getting a decent price compared to other hotels near Universal Studios. I get a call about an hour before check-in to tell me the room they had for me had a plumbing/sewage issue and they could give me two rooms with one king bed each instead. Over the phone, it was challenging to understand what they were offering. I couldn’t tell if the rooms were adjoining or two separate rooms. With just my wife, my nine year old and I, I’d prefer one room but I figured I’d wait and see the situation first before getting too annoyed. I asked what the alternative was and he said the room with the sewage issue was our alternative. They kept using the word “upgrade” to describe what they were doing, but it sounded like an inconvenience to me if I truly was accepted two separate rooms. I accepted the two rooms (my mistake) because I knew it would be challenging for me to find a different hotel on such late notice anyway. Like I thought, it was an inconvenience. My wife used one room"

Coast Burbank Hotel

4/10 Poor

"At first we thought we were going to be treated as VIPs and have a great room. However, when we walked in, the room did not smell so fresh. It seemed they used some scent to cover the bad smell. The carpet did not seem clean either. There was dust all throughout the light fixtures in the bathroom. The whole room actually needed a thorough and complete updating. There were 2 bathrobes there that needed to be replaced because they both were in tatters. They also needed to replace the towels as they were already old, not fluffy and white. They were rather tired looking and need replacement. There was no breakfast. The restaurant was under construction yet no one gave us a heads-up. The only helpful staff member was Larissa when we checked out in the morning. It wasn't an inexpensive place either. We were rather disappointed that we cancelled our second booking."

Hotel Mariposa Los Angeles

8/10 Good

"Nice hotel but the black out curtain does not cover the whole window and the sun streams in through the side of the curtain. (This cost a star on the rating.) Breakfast was not included. Charge to park in garage, but plenty of street parking for free! Location is good if you are in the area. Not great depending on where you need to go in LA. But good for my family and friends. Gym is 3 machines and some weights. TV did not work on the treadmill. Makes for a boring workout."

BLVD Hotel and Studios Universal-Hollywood, an Ascend Collection Hotel

6/10 Okay

"Main issue was the housekeeper using a burning vacuum. It smelled like burnt vacuum everyday and 1 night was so bad that we were coughing and had trouble breathing. We could hear other people coughing from it as well. My husband told the front desk, which came to our floor and acknowledged the smell but did nothing about it. The room was decent, clean when we arrived, and felt like it was recently updated. I do think everything was spaced too far apart though. I couldn’t even reach the night stand while laying/sitting in bed. Parking could be done better, but I understand they are limited on space and are trying to use as much as possible. You’ll either be parking in a front space, which could possibly get blocked in by someone else. Or you’ll be the car blocking someone in, and if they can’t get you to move for that person you will be charged for “double parking”. Very close to Universal Studios, which was the reason for our stay."

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