My weekend rate for one person with a bath was about $75 (including taxes). This is a good rate for a hotel in downtown Los Angeles, If you get a room without a bathroom it is less. (There were communal toilets and showers in the hallway.) My room and the small bathroom were very basic, but clean. It would be... More

To start with I get a room which had a latch lock which was barely holding together, the room could hardly fit a bed in the room. The room said shared bathroom, but the smell and cleanliness of the room and the shared bathroom was terrible. The bathroom didn't had the amenities. The flush wasn't working for the bathroom.

Maybe it was bad luck, maybe they just gave me the worst room they had, maybe the staff over at front desk were having a bad day, but... 1. My room was old, ill maintained, small, and uncomfortable. The heater did not work, the bathroom was really small and once you take a shower everything gets soaked. 2. WiFi is... More

I stayed on a thurs and monday and rented a room and shared washroom and shower..clean and never had a problem using washroom or shower,,it is not the Hilton but for the money it is great. Breakfast was great had coffee tea cereal waffle oj oatmeal milk would definitely recommend

After reading reviews I was somewhat apprehensive about my stay. I was pleasently surprised with the friendly staff, accomodations , location, and overall experience. i will reccomend the Cecil to anyone who will be visiting downtown LA.

we got what we expected, our kid loved the breakfast, we went a couple of blocks further and had a better one, but any way, we got what we have paid for. good service, clean impression... great breakfast 5 minutes away, forgot about the name, but it is really close by, you can actually see the cecil through a parkinglot!... More

I stayed 4 days. Ask for a room with Windows! Breakfast: not really good. Pancake bäh, musli very sweet. But Coffee and orange Juice ok. WLAN in Lobby works good. Room was ok for me. Bed is Standard quality. Got a bathroom (Windows room) TV works. Would Stay there again for this 40 US per night

When I first stayed here in May of 2005, one could purchase anything they needed legally or illegally! Catch my drift. This hotel has taken large strides in cleaning up this downtown neighborhood known as the warehouse district and skid row! The rooms were smelly then and reaked of smoke and other stuff, but it seemed to me that the... More

We stayed here for several nights in November 2012 and would not recommend it - even if you are on a budget. We have stayed in hostels and 1 stars before and they have all been much nicer than Hotel Cecil. Although the lobby is well preserved, the corridors are in desperate need of decoration, with chipped bright yellow walls... More