Hollywood Orchid Suites Hotel
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Hollywood Orchid Suites Hotel
Hello... was wondering if anyone could comment about this hotel. It offers a large suite at a not-so-large price which would accomodate my group of four nicer than most others I've inquired about. I'm having trouble locating a similar type of room in my price range and in an area I'd like to be.
Any and all opinions are welcome. Thanks!
Any and all opinions are welcome. Thanks!
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Since no one has replied, I'll jump in. I live in LA, so I haven't stayed there. However, the location is fine. It's on a street behind the new Hollywood & Highland shopping complex so you are within walking distance of Hollywood Blvd. If you look on www.tripadvisor.com, there are a couple of reviews of this hotel that are favorable. The Magic Castle Hotel located close by is also suites and I recommend it often to friends.
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Deborah,
Thanks for your reply back. I'm gonna give the Magic Castle another look. I also just found a 2-bedroom/2-bath suite at the Comfort Inn for $160 a night, which I am leaning heavily towards right now. And thanks for tipping me onto the Tripadvisor.com website... I already added it to my list of favorites.
Thanks for your reply back. I'm gonna give the Magic Castle another look. I also just found a 2-bedroom/2-bath suite at the Comfort Inn for $160 a night, which I am leaning heavily towards right now. And thanks for tipping me onto the Tripadvisor.com website... I already added it to my list of favorites.
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The Comfort Inn is at North Highland... I was told it is a pretty new property. (Two years old this December)
I'm only spending two nights in L.A. so I probably shouldn't worry so much about finding the "perfect" place to stay, but when other people are coming with me I like to do the best I can in finding an ideal place; economically, aesthetically and for ease of getting around.
Thanks for taking the time to help a mid-westerner out.
I'm only spending two nights in L.A. so I probably shouldn't worry so much about finding the "perfect" place to stay, but when other people are coming with me I like to do the best I can in finding an ideal place; economically, aesthetically and for ease of getting around.
Thanks for taking the time to help a mid-westerner out.
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Well, I am also a midwesterner (grew up in OH), so there you go. The address of that Comfort Inn is right in the same area as the other 2 hotels, so it's still an ok area. There is also a Holiday Inn Expres and Best Western right there to give you more options. I really like the Magic Castle Hotel. Has a nice pool too.
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I second the Magic Castle Hotel. As a plus you get access to the Magic Castle, which is awesome. I just recently wrote a pretty thorough trip report about it here: http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...1&tid=34449400
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