Millennium Biltmore Hotel Los Angeles - لوس أنجلوس

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The Millenium is a tired throwback to bygone days--magnificent bulding but needing work. Everything is organized to get more $ out of guests: $$$$ parking, a high charge for copies, printing, minimum $$$ breakfast. Service is excellent. Rooms very worn out and inconsistent. No good outlets. No jewelry safe in my room. Smelly smoking room areas. Limited health club hours--not for the flex time folks.

Hotel was beautiful and fancy looking! But first off all children not welcome to continental breakfast. Room was very old and smelled of old cigarette. Location was hard to find parking area. If you want to park at hotel it's expensive. Otherwise you have to park around neighborhood , but area very shady.

We stayed for one night at the Millennium Biltmore and found it to be a very comfortable stay. The hotel offers a lot of amenities, such as a great menu for room service, and other shops and restaurants in the building. It was also located conveniently to the Metro, and a few blocks from the entertainment district, with the Disney Concert Hall, LA Contemporary Art Museum, etc. The condition of the public spaces such as the lobby and tea room was amazing. Beautifully restored woodwork, frescoes, murals, etc. The condition of the rooms and the upper level hallways were not as nice. I don't mind the slightly dinged up trim, shutters, or even cracked sinks or bathtubs, and taped carpet in the halls; there should be some allowance for a historic building to be able to not have all shiny and new items. However, the room was not too clean. From a superficial glance, the floors and surfaces were clean. But, when you do a thorough check, there were some stains on the mattress cover, the areas behind the nightstands were very dusty, and when you opened the shutters, there was dirt and dust sitting on the window sill. Overall, I am still happy with the experience at the hotel. The staff were very nice, and staying at a hotel that represents a piece of LA history was nice enough to forget about the slight issues with the room. It was also very lively while we were there - with a film crew setting up in the lobby, and many visitors checking-in and out. It would not be great for a utilitarian business stay (given the liveliness, the check-in and out wait, and the overall room cleanliness), but it was a great experience as a tourist.

We enjoyed are stay at the Millenium Biltmore. The room was clean but I think they need to change the filters for the Heat & Air. My nose was very stuffy. But overall nice Hotel & rooms for Downtown LA at a great rate. Also there is a Starbucks on the corner.

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We had originally requested a deluxe room and not a standard room. The first room we were originally placed in was smaller than expected, but the front desk was very accomodating and put us in a larger room immediately. The hotel is a little older which is neat, but should be renovated more often. Parking is quite steep for the valet not being too quick on their feet. I would recommend staying here, but I would also suggest checking out more modern hotels before you do.

Unbelievable, I went this hotel because of ratings. it was just disgusting. it is not even 1 star hotel.. I wish I took the picture and had a chance to hear for display..

One of the worst hotel rooms ever. They spend money on the lobby and public areas and ignore the rooms. There was no chair to sit, relax and read in. Only the desk chair (straight back and no arms) The bathroom was out of the 1940's. I will not go back.

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The best hotel ever ! Everything was perfect The only downside is parking besides that It's my favorite ! ;)

Perfect location, hotel a little tired but steeped in history, clean friendly service good value would go back

I stayed with my wife for 3 nights in January. What a beautiful hotel. After booking it (at half price I must say as we got in in a 24 hour sale) I looked online for pictures but none pay justice to just how grand this hotel is. It has played host to the Oscar's in the past and you can see why. It has an old fashioned concierge, valets for the car (at $40 a night) and bell boys. An impressive start. The room is a decent size and has internet access for an extra $14.99 a night. The decor has seen better days - marble in the bathroom is great but is mixed in with newer, cheaper surrounds and furniture. No street noise and none in hotel so sleep was good - huge queensize bed. Staff very polite and helpful and willing to point out eateries and sights. There is a hotel restaurant that does great meals but they are a little expensive. If you can't afford that there are several other places within 10 minutes walk. However, at the very least have tea in the original lobby, its spectacular and was being used as a film set the day before we left. As to it's location, LA is huge and wherever you go will be far from somewhere. This is central and meant we got everywhere reasonably quickly. We would definitely go again.

The Millenium Biltmore is a large hotel that was once probably very grand. The rooms are fine, but the bathrooms are small and not updated. They have a very nice bar that was very busy and high energy and gets an "after work crowd". I think if more renovation were done; the hotel could attract more people. It is a good downtown location, but I prefer more of a neighborhood feel. Botegga Louie's which is two blocks away is an outstanding resturant and going to the Grand Market is a fun expereince as well.

The hotel was centrally located for business end. I find it a little out of town for restaurants as I was on my own and didn't want to walk around of a night. But the restaurants and bars at the hotel catered well for meals so I ate there the two nights. I found it a comfortable hotel and the memorabilia within the hotel was magnificent to see.

Very friendly and helpful staff, comfortable rooms and a bar conveniently located in the lobby make for a fun time at this hotel.

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The hotel's architecture is beautiful and the decorations for the Christmas season were also very beutiful. All staff was very helpful and friendly. I would re-think the price for the breakfast offerings because it is on the pricey side. During my 4 day stay I noticed a single family taking advantage of the breakfast buffet; most others used your sundry/refreshment area to purchase coffee, fruit and danish (continental style). I wonder how your chef and cook staff is impacted after cooking a full course buffet only to have a few guest enjoying it. I would suggest you update your fitness equipment in the free-form weight area and weight machine areas -this equipment is out dated. Also, you cannot use headpphones/earphones in the aerobic area (e.g. tredmill, stairmaster, etc.) Newere equipment hear would be beneficial.

My fiancé used to have a couture lingerie store at the Biltmore for a number of years, so our visit was like "old times" for her and a new visit for me. I was impressed with the overall elegance of this landmark. The bellman who helped us with our bags up to the room had been there 35 years and remembered her store and shared much with us regarding what to do and see and look for. Overall a very pleasant experience.

The hotel looks and feels fabulous. Great location, walking distance to just about everything downtown. Like most downtown hotels, parking is very expensive ($40 a night). But there is an underground parking lot across the street at pershing square and an outdoor parking lot on the northeast catty-corner (which I used) for a fraction of the cost ($10 a night).

I go downtown to escape with my wife and party as such I do not like when my door gets pulled on by housekeeping starting at 10 am and over and over Not cool Phil

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Lobby is nice and historical but rooms need updating. Overpriced.

insides is not so good as outside

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Very simple and small room. Nothing too special. Unorganized in getting baggage from the valet parking to the rooms.

I, personally,am enamoured with this historic hoteland all of it's charms. The sales reps. from the company I work for, however, do not. I have had to stop boking them here and have resorted to booking them at other Downtown hotels. Every time, in recent memory that I have booked a room for someone at the BIltmore, I end up apologizing the next day. This past week,in haste, I booked a room for a visiting sales rep. at the Biltmore for one night. In her first room, the pipe under the sink disconnected and spewed water all over the bathroom, flooding it. The second room reeked of cigarette smoke once she entered it (in all fairness, I do not know if she is particularly sensitive to cigarette smoke). In the third room the temperature controls did not work properly but she did not discover this until she was already in her jammies so she stayed. I am sooooo regretting that I booked my boss a room there in 2 weeks. Let's hope I still have a job after that. One more point, the Biltmore staff did nothing extra to appease my sales rep. this week. Her pipe exploded and they didn't even offer her a breakfast or anything. Bad form, Biltmore, bad form.

This is a great historical hotel in a great location. Recieved a great deal on Hotels.com, so I couldn't pass it up! The rooms are very basic and not really worth the general price.

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rooms and hallways need to be refurbished lobby and history nice but disappointing room and bath

The Biltmore was very nice for our stay. We ended up on the club level (floor 10) where you had complimentary breakfast and some snacks at night. The location and staff were very good. We didn't have any problems. The conceige were very helpful. I would recommend this and stay there again.

its was nice..but hard to find a hotel..it's surrounded with one ways... i had to go around couple times.

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The problem is they try to nickel and dime you for everything. It was $40/Day to park at the hotel. Internet, anywhere in the hotel, was $10/day. The TV in the room also got very few channels and didn't work that well (my PPV movie was comped d/t problems with the screen). BEAUTIFUL hotel, very elegant etc, but the service and room itself left something to be desired.

it was okay.. actually the lobby was great interior, antic, and nice..but the room is too old interior.

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Special thanks to Tay at the Smeralda restaurant for making our breakfast so special. Enjoyed eating at the lobby bar & would like to commend Xiomara. Have stayed here before & will return.

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Classy, magnificent, comfortable. Pricey but worth it. Don't be fooled into spending arm and leg to park the car with them, unless you really want valet. There is plentiful parking options for a fraction of the price within 2 blocks.

Park accross the street becuse the overnight parking fee at the hotel is a bit pricy. the hotel is very beautiful and expenisive but worth it.

Recently stayed here for a work trip. I nearly did not book it because of the negative reviews. However, I had a delightful stay. The rooms did need some updating (mattress for sure), as did the carpeting in the hallway, but the overall stay was absolutely terrific. Loved the charm of the old hotel. Would absolutely stay here again.

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This hotel is quite beautiful. Seems like if the management could figure a way to charge you for the view they would. We discovered fees and charges everywhere we went in the hotel. On the 4th day of our 6 day visit I had to request a replacement bed as the one originally in our room sagged so much. I'm not sure if that was due to the discount we received through Hotels.com or if it was just our luck. The management did replace it, but I was transferred 3 times over the hotel phone to finally find someone who would get it taken care of. Of course we received no appologies or calls from management. The appearance of the hotel at Christmas time was simply stunning. The Biltmore Hotel is one of the most attractive facilities I have ever seen. This hotel could not be duplicated today and is well worth touring even if you stay at another hotel. the bar off the main lobby is very attractive and a great place to impress a business client or young lady. I was not impressed with their restuarant and would advise seeking dining accomadations elsewhere. Rooms service is expensive as in most hotels. We had privledges to their Club Lounge but on our first visit they informed me that we were covered for only two people in a room. My wife went down there in the morning and brought pastries and juice back for everyone but we oredered a large pot of coffee from room service for eleven bucks. Valet parking is convenient and actually those folks offer the best advice and service of anyone inside, however at FORTY BUCKS a day to park your car you should get good service. My wife went to the front desk to ask a simple question. One lady was assisting three guests standing in line and two more front desk employees were standing a few feet way completing paperwork or something. She approached the two men hoping for a quick answer to her quicker question and was ignored at first, then acknowledged but told to go back and stand in line. Had it not been a good deal thhat we received thoru

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Excellent hotel in the center of the best downtown on the West Coast.

Brilliant renovation and maintenance of the spectacular lobby and public areas. Things take a turn for the worse upstairs in the rooms. Hall carpeting tattered, institutional yellow paint job in the halls and rooms. The room is Spartan with few of the amenities that are now standard in a major hotel. Plastic cups; no mini-bar; one piece of artwork and the rest is grim yellow paint. In a highly unacceptable hostage situation, the hotel announced one morning that it was turning off the entire building's electricity at midnight one night for maintenance. Being unexpectedly trapped in a hotel room with no electricity for several hours is no fun. The rates are deservedly moderate, but beware the exorbitant $40/night parking and the $10 nightly internet charge. Excellent location, right near the freeway, quiet, with glorious and historic surroundings downstairs; but the glum rooms make this a no-go.

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