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"We stay 2 nights only and we didn't spend time at the hotel. they don't have breakfast but they have a dinner wright by the corner The staff were very helpfull with directions and we left our lugagge after check in until night"

"The biggest issue I had was the water in the room don’t work correctly. I notified the front desk and they sent someone to fix it, but it wasn’t fixed. The shower would turn completely off while I was in it. The sink faucet wouldn’t release water when you turned the nozzle on. The toilet wouldn’t flush everytime you tried to flush it. They definitely need to do something about their plumbing. "

"Great location. "

"The hotel overall needs to be updated again, the room we just stayed in was worn down, chipped paint all over and not very nice. The room last year was much better. Breakfast is basic so we walked over to Hanks for the best bagels in LA and Priscilla's for coffee. Thanks."

"So glad I found this place! We are Universal pass holders and the shuttle to the park is a major plus!"

"good location. Friendly staff"

"The Hollywood Roosevelt is very centrally located in an extremely touristy area. Despite being right in the mix of all things Hollywood, it was extremely quiet and relaxing in the hotel. The pool area is a wonderful urban oasis and is worth spending at least a half day there. We loved relaxing at the pool between our morning and late afternoon outings."

"Clean room every day. Dont let guests ask for it. Thats poor."

"🚨 1 STAR – Health Hazard + Safety Concern – Avoid at All Costs 🚨 I don’t even know where to begin. This was easily one of the most uncomfortable and concerning hotel experiences I’ve ever had. Check-in was normal, nothing out of the ordinary. I specifically booked this place because the in-room jacuzzi looked appealing in the photos. That’s where anything remotely positive ends. Around 11 PM, multiple men claiming to be hotel management started aggressively banging on my door, yelling for me to open it. No phone call. No warning. No professionalism whatsoever. Just pounding on the door late at night. I was completely caught off guard, had to throw a towel on, and ask what they wanted through the door. They insisted I open up immediately. When I did, they attempted to enter the room without proper consent, claiming there was a “water leak.” Here’s the problem:     •    My room was in a unique location with no rooms above or below     •    I was simply using the jacuzzi as intended     •    There was zero evidence of flooding The situation felt completely off. Multiple men showing up unannounced late at night, pushing to get inside the room? That’s not just unprofessional — that’s a serious safety concern. I told them clearly: this is not how you handle a situation like this. You call the room. You communicate. You don’t ambush guests. They backed off eventually, but here’s what didn’t happen:     •    No apology     •    No follow-up     •    No accountability     • "