I stayed at this hotel after being forced to after driving for hours in the middle of the night looking for a room. The hotel itself is old, decrepit and dirty. The parking lot was tiny and hard to manuver in. The room, which we upgraded to a jacuzzi tub, looked like it hadnt been thoroughly cleaned since the 70's when it was built. The towels were threadbare and stained, the blankets probably hadnt been washed in years were burned and stained as well. I didnt sleep well thinking of all the creepy crawlies that must have been in that room...if you value cleanliness and basic sanitaion dont stay there.

Oh. My. Goodness. Unfortunately, we were given one of those horrible rooms up a little rickety staircase on the roof. They were booked that night so we couldn't switch rooms. I don't know what was worse, the room or the exposed wiring wrapped in plastic bags and tape as we walked to our room on the roof.

The bed was a full...not queen like we wanted. And we were told there would be internet access and there wasn't. Between the roaches, graffiti on the wallhangings, flooding of the bathroom by the shower, sketchy sheets, dirty carpet, and creepy guys that were hanging around the parking lot looking in the cars...we barely got a wink of sleep. In fact, we drove around looking for another hotel that night but it was too late to get one!

The next night, we got a room at the Hilton in downtown LA. I paid 116 dollars (AAA rate) for a room at the Hilton and it was pure luxury. I paid 80 dollars for a room at the Nite Inn and it was a complete ripoff.

I will NEVER stay at this place again. It was disgusting.

The hotel is within walking distance of Universal Studios, and they let us keep our car there over the next day (after checkout) while we where in the park.

Not too expensive, yet the room we wanted (for the discounted price we had a coupon for) was somewhere in the back, we had to go up steps to the roof, it sounded creepy, so we upgraded it to a Jaccuzi room, which was more expensive.

The Room was not nice, and the Jaccuzi did not have much power.

But the location mattered to us most.