The Mayfair Hotel Los Angeles: Ballroom

Really great place, I loved everything about this hotel. Great artwork and nice staff. Good happy hour. Tons of great areas in the lobby for a cozy quick bite and a drink with friends or a date. The views weren't good from my room and the noise from them building woke me up. I am sure it is temporary and I wouldn't let that keep me that from staying here again. It is supposed to be haunted, I didn't see a ghost and slept soundly, until the construction next door. I love historical buildings and it was a treat to stay here.

This hotel has its pros and cons. Pros: it’s 20 min walk from Figueroa st and the metro station. The lobby looks beautiful. Cons: The street the hotel is in is pretty sketchy. Rooms are tiny (they have some bigger ones but the one they put me in was really small). The bathrooms are super small. A tall person would have issues fitting in. Housekeeping is not that great. It wasn’t that clean when I arrived and they need to change the carpet (it was full of stains). Also my toilet paper was half used so, at some point, I ran out of it and I didn’t had a replacement... My room didn’t have bottles of water either. When I checked in they tried to sell me to opt out to have my room cleaned everyday of my stay to “save the planet”. What is great but they still give you plastic cups in your room (no glass) what is kind of contradicting... I included photos for reference.

Nice hotel so far. The rooms are definitely using all the spaces lol, efficient room designs, enough room and beds comfy enough, it's worth a stay if you need to be downtown close (within walking distance) to the convention and Staples center. There was a ton of construction going on both at the hotel and across the street, so during the day it's a bit loud, but everything was quiet in the later hours. The customer service has been great, I get texts asking if I need anything and can text if I need something and they'll bring it to the room, or try to organize whatever your request is, and the staff have been great. Neat little personal touch. There has been some talk of cleanliness and small rooms, yes the rooms are a bit, efficient, but I think they're fine. I thought the bathroom was a closet lol.. but have had no problems with cleanliness personally. If I was back in LA, and needed to stay in this area again, The Historic Mayfair Hotel would be on the list of hotels to check. Thanks Mayfair staff!

Nice trendy Remodel, I really enjoyed the art show and exhibits here. Great amount of seating everywhere, loved the motif of the bar & bartenders. There was some live musicians playing, it kinda had a beatniks feel about it. Total la hipster vibes. Great art all around and smooth fungshui.

Extremely small rooms. Cheap mattress. The bathroom area was barely big enough to accommodate one person at a time. To be exact, it is 3 feet and six inches wide by 4 feet and 6 inches in depth, and in that small area they have shoved a small size toilet and small pedestal sink and "step in" shower. Cheap curtain on a shower rod to close off closet area. No refrigerator nor ice machine and no microwave. Overall, cheap decor, cheap bedding, no floor space, no pool, no continental breakfast, but the pillows were comfortable.