Le Parc at Melrose

Wonderful room, beautiful decor. I loved the neighborhood as well as the neighborhood feel of the hotel. We are a family of four with teenagers, and there aren't that many options that keeps everyone happy that don't involve booking two rooms. The large suite with two queens and a pullout worked perfectly for our needs, and the teenagers appreciated all the cool stores and restaurants within walking distance. The one complaint I have was that you could hear doors slamming during the daytime. I suspect it might have been just our room location, close to the staircase, right above an exit. It didn't interfere with our sleep, but if I had a napping baby during the day, I would have asked to switch rooms. Gorgeous rooftop pool area. The vibe, the neighborhood, the room layout were spot on for us. The front desk folks were extraordinarily nice. Parking is expensive, but I knew that would be the case from prior reviews, so I wasn't caught off guard. Would stay again.

We stay at Le Parc once or twice a year, and it’s fantastic every time. The rooms feel more like studio apartments, very comfortable and clean. The fireplace is lovely, especially in the colder months. Having the kitchenette is great, and staff will provide you with a kitchen box upon request (cookware, kettle, etc). Speaking of staff, everyone is great. Very polite, accommodating, and zero pretentiousness. Valet, in particular, is terrific and always extra helpful with all our luggage, gear, and our dogs. Parking might be a little pricey, but it's the same almost everywhere in LA. Food is great, and room service never takes long, even on busier nights. Location is absolutely unbeatable. I love being able to walk everywhere instead of driving. We always choose to stay at Le Parc over other hotels that might be considered more "high-end" because of its perfect location and the ability to walk the dogs in a residential neighborhood. Long short, this is a great, dog-friendly hotel, and we are looking forward to staying there again.

We stayed in a large suite on the second floor with a nice view towards the Design Center. The location is excellent, right next to the most walkable part of Melrose Avenue. Walking distance to Beverly Hills as well. All the staff was very friendly and professional - the reception, the technical team, the valet parking. It’s great value for money. You can cook your own food if you want to stay in one day.

The location is convenient and quiet at night, with plenty of restaurants and shops nearby. The only downsides are the leaking showerhead in the bathroom, the relatively high room rate, and the shockingly expensive valet parking fee.

Had the most amazing stay here for our honeymoon, the suite was beautiful and had everything you need, such a lovely touch to have a fireplace. Massive shout out to OTTO!! really amazing bar man please make sure you go for a drink in the evening and give him a tip, he so deserves it. What a lovely guy so welcoming. The hotel felt so safe and in walking distance of great shopping like the Beverley centre, lots of restaurants and bars to. We used the valet parking which was great and also used the laundry room which was good.

I had the most amazing experience at Le Parc Melrose, during my 4d 3n with family. ||As soon as I got to the lobby, I was impressed with its overall ambiance. It had a modern and LA vibe that still felt warm and welcoming. The hotel personnel were friendly and attentive, with them even offering to take our photos from the entrance of the hotel and the lobby. During the entire stay, the staff served with a smile on their faces. || We booked the suite that a had living room, dining area, and kitchen. It was very clean, beautifully designed, and spacious. It also has a rooftop where you can find the pool, bar, and tennis court, and which offered a great view of the iconic LA cotton candy skies! ||TIP: Do not miss to have some cocktails and watch the sunset on the rooftop! It was such an unforgettable experience watching sky turn pink while sipping on my amaretto sour! ||Le Parc at Melrose definitely exceeded my expectations and I am sure to come back soon!

Loved this hotel. Huge rooms, giant living area and nice balcony. It’s in a nice quiet section of West Hollywood - residential, but a few minutes’ walk from coffee and restaurants. We really enjoyed the space, and the front desk folks were always very helpful if we had any questions or needed anything. I’d definitely stay here again the next time I visit. Views from balcony up the hills were lovely. We traveled with one of our kids, and the extra living space was great for quiet mornings while he (teen) slept late.

Overall I liked Le Parc. The room we got was spacious and clean. We were traveling with our son and the pull out was comfortable and clean too. He slept well. We slept well too. The bed was comfy. ||The location is really good as WeHo is a fun neighborhood. And it was reasonably close to USC where we were visiting.||The negatives were our room had a bad view of a large piece of equipment, some sort of industrial vent so we couldn’t open the window.||I also was very frustrated as housekeeping set the room with two towels each day even though each day I asked the front desk staff person for 4 towels and they noted it each time and each day we still had just two towels for three people. I felt unheard and thought the service from the desk was not good at all. Clearly. ||But this is a decent place to stay. It’s white and well-located. The pool is small and roof deck is pleasant so some hits and misses here.

Came here for an event so my review will reflect the parts of the hotel that I did experience. The art and decor here is pretty fun and eye catching. It's a fun explosion of pop culture. The main lobby and elevator was clean. The third floor room we had our event at comfortably sat at least 30-40 people. The one thing that prevented this from being a five-star review is parking. Your only real option is to fork over the money for valet. All the street parking in the area requires a permit and semantical gymnastics to decipher when you can park there. I ended up parking at a meter that was 8-10mins away and just walking over.

This place is ridiculous. We got charged a $500 fee for "smoking" even though neither of us smoke. The room was poorly cleaned upon arrival, we didn't bother making a deal of it because we were already late for dinner reservations for the night, so we didn't bother complaining, but now we're being conned with a $500 charge on something that was most certainly left before from a previous guest. The photos they took as "evidence" were ashes on the balcony floor. I don't know who's pocketing $500 but the staff did nothing to help and couldn't take accountability that their hotel is poorly sanitized. I'm giving this place till Monday to give me my money back before I take an alternative route.

Yes yes yes. Do yourself a favor and stay here. It was my first time coming to LA so I did a ton of research on where to stay and landed on this hotel. We did not rent a car for the week, as overnight parking can be pricy, but there is a Zipcar location within 5 minutes (walking) of this hotel, which was super nice to have access to too. There are also lots of other restaurants, cafes, shopping, grocery stores (Trader Joe's) within walking distance too. The hotel was super accommodating. We dropped our bags with the front desk on the day we arrived and the day we were leaving and it was super easy. The rooftop deck is also to die for. It's so gorgeous and they have a heated pool. Otto, the bar tender is THE MAN, too. They have happy hour with a complimentary glass of time every night from 5-6 and Otto is great to chat with! The rooms are HUGE. The price of the rooms might be comparable with some of the hotels in the area but I didn't see anything close to the size of these rooms. We had a king sized bed, bathroom with a walk in closet, vanity, kitchen, living space, and balcony. Wow. And everything was clean and updated.

The hotel is a cesspool. The guests are ghetto. They're terrible neighbourhood stewards. They make too much noise. People snorting coke off their kitchenette countertops. Loud as fu*k generator. There are myriad better places to stay in West Hollywood. Don't waste your money.

Cockroach. Checked in and service was good. Obviously an old renovated apartment complex. Great location. Nice amenities. Rooftop is very nice with a tennis court and professional instructors. Unfortunately I will not be back since there was a 2 inch long cockroach bug on the carpet.

Overall it was a nice visit except for the staff. Upon arrival the front desk was not very welcoming and seemed like they were having either a hard or a boring day. The keurig machine in our room wasn't working. My husband called the front desk and they offered to have someone come look at it. He said we didn't want to be disturbed and asked for a pot of coffee to be sent up instead. They said they would have to check and hung up on him. He tried calling back twice and got hung up again twice. He had to walk down to the restaurant where they were making coffee (no one called back to inform us). Then they tried to charge us for the coffee. Left a really sour taste all over some coffee.

This was a fantastic find!!! This wonderfully beautiful boutique style hotel with colorful abstract art EVERYWHERE was the perfect venue for our weekend getaway. Centrally located in West Hollywood, walking distance to everywhere, all-around great safe location. The entire team at the hotel was friendly and accommodating, just very warm and customer-centric. Roman, Roger, Leilani, and Otto treated us like family, not like "customers." Will definitely stay here again. A+++ service!

this is the ONLY place you need to stay in LA rooms,staff,etc are above beyond expectstions!

I booked this hidden lil gem a few weeks ago to have some adult time with my hubby! The exterior definitely does not look like a hotel, more like an apartment building. They have valet parking available or you can self park in their garage, either way you still pay for over night parking. Once you walk in to the lobby you totally get the quirky vibes with the decor. We were greeted by Barbara at the front desk and she gave us excellent customer service!! She was sweet and very professional:) Once we got to our room I was so happy with it. Large living space, kitchenette, private balcony, spacious bathroom and king bed. I absolutely loved the fireplace in the living room! We were able to listen to music on the turntable speaker Via Bluetooth, you can also borrow vinyl from the lobby to listen to if you wish. They have a restaurant on the 3rd floor which is the floor we stayed on. It was a bit noisy at times because of that but not the worst. We were very happy with our stay, very close to all restaurants/ night life.... We had a great time here!!

Came for a anniversary trip last minute and this was our first stop and they did not disappoint. Overall great vibe and great costumer service Will def come back

I stayed at this cute boutique hotel for a quick trip to LA. The staff provided amazing customer service and the rooms were clean and spacious. Leilany, Noemi and Odalyis were amazing! The pool area had plenty of seating and they have happy hour for their guests. I couldn't recommend this place more for your next trip to LA.

My mother Alice S. stayed at this hotel on 4/27/24 and she had a great experience. The staff were very courteous and professional. The room was exceptionally clean as well as the rest of the hotel. It's obvious the management takes great pride in their services. I highly recommend others to choose this hotel!

Fine establishment in the West Hollywood area. This isn't a 4 star hotel I'm guessing, but it's a very cool place in a very hip area. Gotta tennis racket, and a pair of fuzzy balls? Check out the rooftop court. Bring extra balls, and not merely for the high ones that inevitably occur. In my casual perusal just to take the views and whole thing in I noted several ground level gaps that will slurp your balls if they drag too low. Back across the central bridge that traverses the space between pool/deck/wet bar where the elevator first opens to the rooftop area, the only real negative aspect this place has to offer. Exiting the elevator when I first searched for the pool, the dressing room (lavatory) was recently fouled, which is hopefully not a thing everyone is made to endure. One floor down is the Knoll restaurant which has a fantastic breakfast selection (2 eggs, roasted potatoes and bacon (-or sausage)), and my wife's avocado toast with pipita's and arugula (A+, both) and the dinner menu has every indication of being a great option. (Room service is being vocally encouraged at every turn) The room itself is very inviting and comfortable. A limited kitchenette, a nicely divided overall arrangement makes this very comfortable. Sadly the bath fan itself does not function adequately so when leaving the toilet (shrewd with the shower/tub) room, is closed off, the damp mildew in the vent is very evident. (I'll be addressing this to staff so it likely will be remedied) Two ample sized flat screen smart screens, feature Netflix and YouTube easily. Configuring an Amazon Fire devise is discouraged (no access open to the second HDMI, remote being locked in hotel mode) but possible. I didn't reveal this, you imagined reading the previous sentences. Street level secure parking is nice, but suited to smaller vehicles. Exercise room with the usual as well as a two computer and printer business area. Dated Firefox wouldn't allow use to my wife which was an issue.

Thank you to great people at Le Parc Suite for making my engagement feel extra special! They were so accommodating with my request and honestly made the stay memorial for my Fiancée and friends. If you're looking for a place to stay in West Hollywood, look no further. Updated rooms, great location and lastly an amazing staff. Thank you once again!

Love this hotel. Rooms are spacious, almost like a 1 Bedroom apartment with separate living room area and an elevated bedroom. Bathrooms are huge. Location is great, in a residential neighborhood that's fairly walkable for bars, grocery, and food. Just be aware that there is limited street parking for guests, so most visitors with vehicles will have to pay for parking.

This is by far my favorite hotel in the area. The staff here is on another level with their kindness and care. My wife and I have stayed here many many times, at one point for months due to an emergency and we couldn't have felt more welcome and at home. Thank you for being so wonderful. If you're looking for a great hotel with an amazing rooftop this is the spot.

This place is like the Vanderpump Rules of hotels. You think you fancy, but turns out you're just a trashy WeHo hostess. I got the "king suite" w a balcony, and it was hardly royal. The towels were paper thin, the hot water in the new(?) sink didn't work, and the sink to faucet ratio was bonkers - good luck washing your face or hands without getting water everywhere. The newly constructed shower was a joke w poorly lined tile and a gaping hole between the glass panes facing the flow of the shower head (which is on the OPPOSITE SIDE of the shower, so you don't know what temp you're stepping into), so more water can get all over the floor in case the sink didn't get it. And please don't get me started on the balcony. It was literally two plastic folding chairs crammed in two feet of super dirty home for cigarette butts. Even if I wanted to step out there, I'd need a tetanus shot. They charged me twice for incidentals, also offered to bring me some Splenda after I went looking for some - but they never actually brought it. Even called to ask if it arrived, but alas, no sweetness ever came. Most of my drinking glasses were already dirty when I arrived, I had to line all of the garbage cans myself, the ice machine is in a haunted garage that feels extremely unsafe for women, oh and I had to dodge wet paint throughout the small staircase that led to my room because it's still an active construction site. The final blow was the additional $145 "resort fee" they tacked on after I had already left, (I dropped over $1300 on the room for four days). Nothing about this place was resort-like, there were no special amenities to identify, but thanks for helping me confirm that this place is as weak as Tom Sandoval's personality. #vpr The only good thing about Le Parc was a chill younger valet guy that actually tried to help w the Splenda debacle. He should get a better job somewhere else.

My family and I stayed for 3 days and 2 nights and I couldn't recommend this place enough. The service was great; the front desk, bartender, housekeeping, valet parking attendant and servers at their restaurant were all super kind and were able to help us immediately when we had questions or were in need. Their rooms were spacious, kept well and clean, and an overall comfortable room to stay for a couple of days. And to add, the food at their restaurant 'Knoll' was incredible tasting and had many great sounding options to choose from. You can tell the general manager, Karla, keeps the place enjoyable and pleasant for all guests to feel welcome. We will definitely stay here again and recommend others to as well when in the LA area!

Hidden gem! Overall great location, rooftop bar is amazing . Room was spacious and comfortable. Definitely will be back.

Had a great time staying here with my wife. Celebrated 11yrs of marriage and it was great to see the staff helping us to feel comfortable during our stay. Great service and attentive to their customers.

I stayed at this boutique hotel last month for 1 night before leaving for a trip. This is my second stay at this hotel. I checked in at 11:00am and my room was available, I paid for the early check in fee when I booked online. The room, well how do I say it?? It smelled like a musty smell, I cannot explain it, it just didn't smell right. The room was clean, but this place is in dire need for a refreshing facelift in their rooms. The floor plan is spacious, but needs new carpeting. The air conditioning unit was very noisy in my room, bring ear plugs if you're a light sleeper. You can hear walking above my room. I got a good night sleep though. The customer service is spotty, I didn't eat at their restaurant, so couldn't tell you my two cents on that. The lobby of the hotel was clean and the staff are somewhat welcoming. All I can say, overall, I'd think twice about staying here. Their location is excellent, and that's all I'll give them.

My second time staying at this beautiful luxury hotel. I got upgraded to one of their biggest suites this time, which was amazing. A nice balcony, bedroom separated from the rest of the suite, two large flat screen TVs, full kitchen...My stay was too short to enjoy all of these amenities to the fullest, but it's nice to have for a longer stay. My only complaint is the temperature control. I couldn't seem to get the temperature right, it was either too cold, with cool evening air still coming in through the holes in the AC unit, or for no apparent reason, too hot. This is second time around I had a not so good sleep here, which is surprising since the bed is oh so heavenly!

Comfortable and convenient were the first thoughts in my mind upon check-in. The property is a mere two blocks away from Santa Monica Boulevard and is a short walking distance to bars and restaurants. Check-in was a breeze and my first impression of the lobby was clean and stylish. The front desk associate was very helpful and seemed in tuned with my requests for highest floor and corner room, if available. As requested I was assigned a 4th floor corner room and was impressed with the space and layout. The King Suite room had a balcony, kitchenette, dining table, sunken living area, and a uniquely designed bathroom with vanity. The design was modern and incorporated some convenient features such as USB charging ports built in each of the nightstand lamps. Another noticeable and thoughtful design was the sunken bathtub. Standard toiletries, amenities, and towels were provided and neatly arranged. Guests seeking some sun and pool time visit the the roof top pool and cabana areas which can be accessed via a dedicated and marked elevator. Each one of the rooftop cabanas are installed with a service button for any food or drink orders. Overall impression is positive and value for the money. The location, service, condition of the property, and amenities all contributed to the great experience.

I never got my money or a credit for this . Stay away from this place . They obviously don't care about their guests.

I stayed at this hotel for 7 evenings beginning on June 6 2023. i almost don't want to give it such a good review because it is a hidden gem. what a great place. it is in a terrific location, just off of Melrose. The decor is fun, the roof top pool and bar are wonderful with excellent views of the mountains. I had a suite including a terrace in the trees, a spacious living room w a huge tv, a dining space and a kitchen. the king size bed had super soft linens. there was a separate dressing area, aNF a closet w a dresser. the staff was extra friendly. all in all an A+ experience.

Fantastic find. Great service, location and staff. Wonderful for families too. Fairly priced for what you get, especially in LA.

Cute & chic hotel in Melrose/WeHo area! It is a cute hotel with residential vibes, given its location is across an apartment complex and is embedded within a residential area sandwiched between Sunset Blvd and Melrose. Staff is extremely polite, sweet and goes above and beyond to make your stay extra pleasant and comfortable! From the moment of valet parking to bringing our bags up to the room to ensuring we have superb service poolside fulfilled with good ol' classic and tasty chicken tenders with crispy fries and a fresh salad and margs, well low and behold we weren't ready to go! :) chic decor combination of retro, vintage and modernist altogether both indoors and outdoors in its pool patio with light and bright umbrellas made for a lovely little getaway. Not to forget, they are super dog friendly. We had mimosas delivered first thing in the morning as pick-me-ups, wow! To top off, a complimentary facial right down the street at dermalogica was available to us, which was phenomenal. Definitely recommend!!

My second stay at this oasis and I cannot say enough about this hotel. Perfectly located on a quiet residential street yet a 1 block walk to major shopping streets. Urth cafe is just around the corner and is a destination unto itself. Every room is a designer suite with living room, kitchenette and bathroom suite. Great free coffee in lobby each morning. Lovely rooftop bar and pool area. Staff are attentive and friendly. Can't recommend this hotel enough!

Had the most amazing pool day here, amazing customer service and such a relaxing afternoon staycation in my own city highly recommended whether you're in town or coming from out of town. No need to hit the bigger hotels this is where it's at - Will definitely be back. Tank you!

lovely hotel, had a great & quiet stay. remember to bring a vinyl if you can fit it in your suitcase; there is a record player in every room & a community collection in the lobby to borrow.

I thought this place was super cute, clean, the service in the bar was good. The parking situation is interesting, I'd even say...difficult. Especially if you have a large vehicle. I would recommend some signs for new visitors to help people to figure out where to go, I didn't think the valet staff were super helpful when it came to answering questions. Not much to see in the neighborhood if you're walking around. My husband and I walked the whole area in about 2 hours. Some light shopping options, a few places to eat. I'm not sure how I feel about this place, I'm on the fence about recommending this place to others. If you were on a vacation, and needed a place that was low-key, then this is the place for you.

Great hotel. Check in process was easy and friendly. The room was great and we were very pleasantly surprised as to how nice and comfortable the room was. Good location, central to most things around West Hollywood.

I have been staying here since the 80's, it is my home away from home in Hollywood. I have seen it go through changes and renovations. The staff is my family, I am treated with love and respect when I am here. First, every room is a suite. There is a small kitchenette, but I don't use it, there is a great restaurant in the hotel, plus MANY dining options nearby. They serve breakfast until 2 PM, which is awesome for those late nights partying in WeHo. There is a balcony which is such a nice place to sit and relax- you forget you are in the hustling and bustling of Hollywood. The rooftop is spectacular, another nice place to sit and take in the serenity of the area. I love this hotel because it's unpretentious luxury and the staff treat me so well- and make me feel at home.

Great staff, large rooms, very convenient location in WeHo. Parking is pricey though.

This review is for Barbara who is such a kind and thoughtful staff member. Thanks for taking care of me! Also the Cobb salad at the restaurant is delicious too.

My tennis bracelet was stolen from my room during an unexpected visit from housekeeping. Their senior resolutions manager told me it's not their fault; and they won't be helping me. Don't waste your money.

We booked a weekend stay here primarily due to its walking distance to 3 restaurants we've wanted to try for a while. For various reasons, we pivoted away from those 3 & instead enjoyed 3 that are each over 100 years old, much fun. Check in staffer was very informative; self-parking was convenient & gated; suite was lovely, though it would have been great to have a few glasses, plates & silverware to use with its microwave & fridge; the back views are much preferred over the front views of a residential street; nice step down into tub/shower combo; appreciated the gas fireplace & that they offered housekeeping upon request. I set up a time the next day at 11am for housekeeping, called down at 1pm when the room hadn't been started & they finally got to the room around 2pm. Rooftop pool/bar- nice to be able to use cabanas for free & that many were allowed to bring in outside food/drinks; servers clearly don't love their jobs but they don't work for tips- they add 23% service charge without disclosing it on menu, website or verbally upon check presentation, rather tacky & led to multiple people we spoke with adding on an additional tip unknowingly; Happy Hour 4-6pm daily is only for drinks at 50% (no apps), & they charge the 23% service charge on the 100%- though for the F&B credit they only credit the 50%; they do not tell guests of Wine Hour from 5-6pm when they offer free glasses of Rose, Pinot Grigio & Pinot Noir, so many unknowingly order regular drinks. We had a $30 F&B credit which was not on the original folio, & then calculated incorrectly on 2 subsequent correction requests. We had to leave while the front desk staffer was so confused, so I gave my name & number & requested a call from the GM that afternoon (Sun). When I'd not recevied the courtesy of that requested call by 4:45pm, I called back & was told the GM works weekdays (obviously something that I should have been told initially). I was then promised a call Mon AM & never heard back from anyone. I always try to give management a chance to hear my feedback & correct it if possible BEFORE writing reviews. So I'm now writing it. Their website says "waters" are provided as part of the Resort Fee. When I called to request them, since there were none in our room upon arrival, I was told they weren't doing it due to COVID. I explained that that was untrue, as most hotels wev'e stayed at the past 15 months have indeed provided them & that they should 1) have removed it from their website 15 months earlier, & 2) tell the truth, that it is purley a cost savings move. I was told they'd deliver waters to my room, since I'd asked, but neverreceived any our entire stay.

Otto at the pool was amazing. Great specialty drinks. Unparalleled service and wonderful covnersation..Will return. He made a Jack Daniel's Magarita on the rocks with jalapeño for my daughter. Amazing!

I've been coming to Le Parc for a decade now, but wasn't able to make it the last two years. I was psyched to be back until I saw all the changes it has undergone. The price is still above average however the amenities have been cut. Number one issue: No comforter. The comfy bed has been redressed with a sheet and blanket. That's it. No more fluffy comforter. It seems silly maybe, but it downgrades the room a lot. It's like I'm in a motel. Next: No more HBO, really? Where did the hot tub go on the roof? Who's bright idea was that? The valet used to have a courtesy car that would take you to places nearby. It was super helpful alas, no more. The staff was FUN. They would joke around and give you tips on where to go. Now they are super buttoned up and fake customer service friendly. I'm not sure if they are under new management, but it sure feels like it.

WAY overpriced... this hotel is extremely low quality. Everything is outdated, the tub is tiny, the front desk is rude, and yet it charges as much as a 5 star. I regret staying here.

Great hotel. Very quiet and comfortable. Easy to get to and centrally located. Staff was very helpful and friendly. A little hidden gem. Will definitely be back!

COCKROACH. Giant cockroaches found in bedroom. Absolutely disgusted and will NEVER stay at Le Parc ever again.

This is our secret and favorite staycation spot in LA! Roman at the front desk is the best, sent us a special welcome gift and made sure we had a great room. Don't sleep on (sleep at) Le Parc!

I must say I was very impressed with this little botitas hotel. Looks and feels more like a place out of Havana than Los Angeles. I've only ever stayed at The Jeremey so my expectations were set high. Very welcoming and the restaurant was impressive as well. The food was delicious and he staff was friendly. The elevators are a bit small but did the job. The reason for the 3 stars is because of the $10 added delivery fee for room service plus a 20% gratuity (which I understand) but yuh end up paying $25 for a $12 item! What the heck! Parking is already $42 a night which I get, so cut out the delivery room fee or something. Sheesh money hungry much? Cue place. Wayyyt overpriced.

The most coziness hotel I have ever stayed in, yes I get most people want fancy - nope I want a place that's honey & indeed comfortable- this is an amazing spot in LA. Which also has a rooftop & pool! Wow. It's worth the price and delicious food. Cute restaurant on the 3rd floor, as well as room service. You can't go wrong. Totally come check this out - make this more at home stay!!

We stayed at Le Parc for one night. I wish we would have had more time here. The room was awesome and the location is amazing, walking distance to the best of WeHo and Sunset. The front desk staff were friendly but outside of that we didn't have much interaction with the staff which is a good thing in my opinion. We had a quick drink in the little bar/dining area, it was very small maybe ten tables but it was cute. The drink was good. Across the hall is the gym and we took a quick look and it is very very nice. Sadly weren't there long enough to take advantage of it or the rooftop pool as we were out seeing the sights. I will definitely look for a room here again the next time we are in town. We were very impressed with our accommodations and again the location is superb! Thanks Le Parc!

In the past 15-20 years we've seen many West Hollywood apartment buildings get converted into condominium buildings. The people who bought the large 1970s-vintage apartment building at 733 N West Knoll took a different approach and turned this apartment building instead into a hotel. They named it Le Parc Suite Hotel. We stayed 3 nights with them in July 2016 and here is our evaluation: Pros Location: Excellent for being in the midst of and walking to WeHo action. Santa Monica/La Cienega/Melrose Blvds are a just couple of blocks away with easy walking access to restaurants/bistros, shops, and grocery (Trader Joe's). Rooftop deck: The rooftop has a small swimming pool filled with very warm salt water, tennis courts, and two seating decks with tables and chairs and good views of the Hollywood Hills to the north and downtown LA to the east. You can order drinks while you're enjoying the view up there. Happy hour: Half-price drinks from the hotel bar daily from 4-7pm. Their 50% price reduction got us drinks at the same price we would pay at surrounding bars and restaurants. Room balconies: A tiny balcony with 2 chairs and a table was nice and allowed us to get some fresh air without leaving our room. Cons Parking: Le Parc is in the middle of one of WeHo's permit parking districts which allow non-permitted street parking only from 9am to 6pm. You are therefore constrained to use the hotel's garage parking if you want to avoid parking fines and this gives them the opportunity to gouge you, which they do. Parking was $40.00 per night. For comparison, we stayed at another WeHo hotel recently, The Charlie, which was much nicer than Le Parc and on the edge of a permit parking district and they charged us $22.00 per night for parking. Rooms: The rooms in this 1970s apartment building have been only minimally upgraded. The kitchen footprint is the same but they've taken out the range/oven and dishwasher, left the cabinets, drawers, and sink and faucet and installed a small mini-bar type refrigerator. There was a small microwave on the countertop. We were unable to stop the kitchen faucet from running unless we applied a huge amount of force to the handle which was difficult and became tiresome, and eventually we had to just let it trickle away. There were no silverware or dishes in the room but we found a card in the room that said these were available on request. The main room was spacious (recall this was designed to be somebody's apartment, not a hotel room) with decent furniture except for the throw pillows which had those little sharp prickly things sticking out when you leaned on them. The sleeping area was separated from the main room by a tacky curtain on a ceiling track. The bathroom had possibly the worst lighting we have ever seen anywhere. There was one light bulb above the vanity mirror, poorly placed, which illuminated only the top of your forehead and the tip of your nose. Most of your face was left in darkness and you looked like a monster when you stood in front of the vanity mirror. It was impossible for my GF to apply makeup or for me to shave in front of this mirror. It's bad enough that the hotel owners allowed this to happen in the first place (they were probably pinching pennies during the apartment conversion) but for them to allow this situation to persist uncorrected is inexcusable. The inability to use the bathroom mirror lowered the overall hotel rating to 2 stars. There was no towel bar in the bathtub area but you could place your towel on the floor or on the toilet seat while you were bathing. The bottom of the tub was about 12 inches lower than the floor but this was not obvious when looking at it, and my GF almost took a nasty fall when she stepped into the tub to take a shower - sort of like the movies where someone steps into an elevator and it isn't there. Housekeeping: They do not use trash can liners in the rooms so the bits of food, snotty tissue, etc that guests place into the trash cans likely result in these cans swarming with bacteria over time. When we checked in we noticed we had only 2 hangers in the closet which weren't enough. We also wanted a couple of plates, knives and forks so we could use the microwave. We called housekeeping at 5PM and they said they'd bring these right up. We had to call again at 6PM and they apologized and said they'd be right up. At 7:00 they finally brought us some hangers but not the other items. We had to call again and wait another half-hour for those.

Located in a cute residential neighborhood of WEHO - and very quiet - yet only walking distance to WEHO Blvd with plenty of shopping and dinning selections. This place is VERY DOG FRIENDLY! They had a huge dog bowl right at the main entrance with plenty of grassy area to walk your dog. There is also a very friendly valet staff to park your car at check-in. Thereafter, you can self park underneath the hotel (very tight but heck it's free)! The rooms are huge. We stayed in their 1 bedroom suites. It had a full kitchen, a working gas fireplace, a separate bedroom and even a balcony. It makes you feel like you are living in a regular apartment. The bathroom is huge. My partner really enjoyed the separated powder room with the lovely chair (just my luck since I already wait 2 hours before we go anywhere) LOL! Thank goodness they have a huge flat screen TV in the living area which comes with a full comfy sofa while my partner beautifies!!!! The pool is up on the roof. It's tight and mostly vacated by family with kids during the day. If you want peace and quiet, try using it at night after 9PM. I did and it was fantastic. They have laundry facilities on site so this is a great place for a week stay or longer. In fact, it is designed for that! We stayed here for 4 days and got a great deal with Priceline. The staff were fantastic and helpful. The average per night stay starts from the low $150 on up but check Priceline for deals and Hotels.com! Cheers! :p

9.20.08: A Bacholorette Party would not be complete without a nice hotel to crash after the drunkeness. Le Parc is one of a kind. 8 girls one room, how did we do it? Well with the king bed and the pull out sofa bed and the creation of an air mattress bed made it all possible. The place as noted from other reviews, the place does look like apartment builings from the outside. So look for the cute valet guys chillen outside. The hotel was just right with a small kitchenette. Perfect for us girls. I couldn't wait to check out the place. Rooftop pool and small jacuzzi with a nice view of hollywood hills. Tennis court pretty big but no time to play. Next to the tennis court is patio chairs to chill out and enjoy the view. I really like the lounge chairs as seen in the pictures provided by George. Best part was the lemonade, YUMMY! I wanted to get a tan but unfortunately that day it was very cloudy..BOOOO! One big No NO about this place is their valet. There are no street parking so you either valet or you park over night. Overnight is $25/27 dollars a night and valet is not even worth it. So if you're looking for a nice quiet spot to rest but not away from the busy nightlife then Le Parc suite should be your first choice!