Roxy Hotel

Best value in the West Hollywood neighborhood! Great location, right next to a subway station. The owners are very nice and don't take any bullsh*t. My only complaint is that there were only two electrical outlets in the room.

The wifi doesn't connect.... Also no AC and we called 3 times for someone to look at our fan or to get another one and it took quite awhile just to get someone to come to our room.... Although, they did replace it with a awesome one... The staff seemed kind of unfriendly and agitated for this ...The photos are very misleading as for the sign that doesn't even say Roxy Motel it just says Motel. Lastly, the shower is backwards as in hot is cold and cold is hot. It's not the worst coming from Oklahoma, but it definitely could use alot of maintenance and work.

The workers here are very kind accommodating people. I feel safe and comfortable staying here. The rooms themselves are good, they come with everything you need. It’s also in a prime location in Hollywood, right across the metro station shops and grocery store. I would recommend the Roxy!

I don’t have complaints generally. The place is pretty good though of lower standard - a subjective opinion. But within their standard rating, they are good. By good I mean good service, bed and TV airings in the room. The bathroom is incredibly small and the sink visibly stained.

Going in, the room smelled like pee. There was no a/c, but a small fan. The bed was comfortable to sleep in and the TV was good, plenty of channels to watch from. The bathroom was clean and the guest service was good. Overall, would be a great cheap place to stay at for $100-$120 1 bedroom per night.

The only good thing about this hotel is that it's super close to Hollywood Blvd and all of the main attractions in Hollywood and the metro station is right down the street, super close walking distance to hop on the train. But everything else sucked. There's no AC, and the rooms are so old and stinky. It's 2024 now, but the rooms look like they haven't been touched since 1940 or maybe even before that.

Insects in all rooms: We stayed in this hotel two night. The first night there were in the bed many biting insects that suck the blood and left swelling on all the body. I asked to receptionist a partial refund after this ugly night but he sayed :<<No, I only change your room>>. What a problem?!? There were the same insects in the other room as well. Horrible hotel.

Check in was fast and easy. I like the location. The room didn't have a/c and I thought that would be rough, but it wasn't bad temperature wise, however I never thought about the street noise from the open windows. The rooms and furniture are old and I know people like"new," but I got a kick out of it. The mattress seemed new and the sheets were really clean. Nothing was dirty at all. I'd stay again.

Not the most glamorous place, but the nightly rate is unbeatable. My room could have been cleaned better and the bathroom has taken a beating over the years.

DO NOT BOOK! The room is dirty! There is pubic hair on the bed and the television does not work. The worst part is the propane gas coming out of the drain sink . These Hindu people fill the room with propane so you get sick and have to leave immediately. I went to the emergency room after. All the hotels on hotwire Expedia and other sites are owned by Hindus and they fill the rooms with propane

Worst experience I have ever had dirty shower, smell like sewer, rude stains on the bed dirty fridge no AC could not get a refund. Do not stay here.

The photos of the Hollywood Roxy were incredibly impressive. They showcased a pristine and secure environment, as well as a warm and inviting atmosphere. However, I must mention that my experience with the desk clerk was quite unpleasant. They were rude and sly. Moreover, the condition of the rooms was far from satisfactory. The walls had dried spittle on them, and there were blood stains in the corners. Additionally, I found filthy cigarette burn holes on the bedspread. It seems evident that this place has not been inspected by the health department in years. Considering these factors, I strongly believe that your colleagues at hotel.com should personally visit the establishments you advertise, as unsuspecting families and travelers often become victims of such situations.

We arrive 30 before midnight and had to drive around for two hours to find parking. So we ended up parking six blocks away from the hotel. Now not sure if my car even safe now

This is easily the sketchiest and dirtiest place I have ever stayed at. From the moment of check in you will realize you have made a terrible mistake by clicking that Hotwire dice roll button or whatever faustian pact you made in order to have to stay here. I worked at a VERY budget hotel for 5 years and I understand what it takes to make a hotel hospitable, the Roxy has managed to gracefully swoop by all necessary tenants of a good stay at a hotel. - Dirty as all sin, grime from head to toe. Weird wax drippings all over the floor, every inch of carpet was so damaged and warped that it looked like a pattern upon entering. It smelled like sewage perpetually! Even after we opened the windows and ran the ancient, Mesopotamian box fan they had left for us. -Uncomfortable, We had been camping before this hotel stay and can say with certainty that our tent was both more comfortable and nicer smelling. -Loud, their ventilation system literally feeds noise from other hotel rooms directly into the hall and to everyone's rooms. Experience a schizophrenic chattering of screaming, meth'd out conversations, and babies crying in surround sound! The cherries on top are that the fridge was unplugged and drained water all over everything on the floor, and the parking lot was insanely cramped and almost impossible to get out without hitting your car. Thanks Roxy! We will be singing your praises for a long while

Terrible. the place is extremely filthy and i can't sit down without feeling bugs jumping all over me, i would rather have slept on the streets then this it's horrendous. the mattress has boogers and hairs all over it and the AC doesn't even work.

Im speechless..... I could say i got what i pay for but no. I have paid less else where and the room was so much better. Here, wow, the door was hard to open, it's unleveled, you can see the hallway light throu it. The carper and chair was stained with who knows what. The walls, window sill and baseboards were dirty with stuck on dirt. It even smelled dirty and the bed was real noisy. No AC. Now the bathroom.... oh boy the bathroom. So small and no hot water for the first 10-15 minutes. Restless night for sure.

scammers they attempted to double charge my charge and I caught them red handed and the whole time he was pretending to be on the phone with the "banks" woke me up way earlier than my check out time just to waste my time. Beware!!!!!

Roxy? More like foxy. This sexy place has everything - a guy with some obvious disorder screaming nonsensically through the walls every two minutes? Mysterious red spatter in the bathroom? Heavy (heavy!) divorced dad bathtub suicide vibes? An oscillating fan instead of AC. Smoker's breath and gas leak aroma? Competing carpet/drape/bedspread floral patterns that are meant to but don't quite hide the stains? A fresh ding in my new Subaru from someone clipping my mirror in their tiny ass parking lot? You have it all, Roxy! Can I just, like, stay here permanently? Can you be my forever home? Pretty please with bed bugs on top? I got a deal on Hotwire for $67 bucks a night and all I can say is caveat the f#*k emptor. If you're looking to stay in Hollywood on the cheap, can I suggest the 24 hour McDonald's up the street? At least they serve coffee there. S T A Y A W A Y -hugs

This establishment is absolutely horrible. I paid online for two nights for a friend who had emergency circumstances and they refused to honour my reservation. I had the confirmation emails and the money was taken from my account. It was fine until they saw my friend who happens to be Nicaraguan. While I was there I saw what looked to be evidence of prostitution. I would never recommend staying here. They are scam artists and racist. Do not stay here. Zero stars. I had to give them one because of yelp but believe me, they deserve none. I ended up getting him a room somewhere else and had no problems.

Okay, bottom line, this place is disgusting. I paid $120 for a cheap room. The brown stains on the wall and towels didn't help (feces or dried blood?) nor did the lack of AC and bedside lamps. Instead, a glaring overhead light and a huge TV for a night light. The shower smelled of urine. I ended up putting a T-shirt over the pillow case and had an extra blanket in my car that I brought in to sleep on. Never walked barefoot on that floor. The pillow was two flat yellow pillows put into one pillow case. Furniture did not match--looked like the pieces were rescued in a dumpster dive. Gross!

**BEWARE** I never leave bad reviews but I would feel bad to not warn others before checking into this hotel. The management was AWFUL and rude. The rooms were 90 degrees. I called in to say "our thermostat is broken" and they said, "we do not have air conditioning, and no, you cannot have a refund". I asked if we could get a room downstairs and he told me to use the fan if I'm hot. Within hours, the fan broke, leaving my wife and I sweating and miserable. The smell of disgusting mold permeated throughout the hot and humid room. I had to step outside 10 times just to cool off. The owner called our room and pestered me to move my car. I didn't even park in the hotel's parking lot! The hallways were filled with people on drugs and reeked like marijuana. The whole experience was absolutely awful. When we were checking out, I asked for a late check out because we woke up late and they said "I'll have to charge you for a late check out". After all of my complaints, they couldn't accommodate us for 30 extra minutes. Awful place, awful owners and horrible vibes. I've stayed in Tijuana motels for 30 dollars that felt like a palace compared to Roxy Motel in Hollywood. DO NOT GIVE THESE PEOPLE YOUR BUSINESS. I wish I could give negative stars...

Not a 5 star hotel but it's reasonably priced and the owners are considerate. I needed a charger and they lent me their personal one and didn't even ask to hold any of my personal items for collateral.

Got what I paid for wasn't a bad experience !!! Smelt like India ( isn't a bad thing ) if you aren't prissy will not regret saving the buck !!

HORRIBLE. Horrible/rude owners. Stains everywhere, broken down fixtures. Smudges. Very dirty. You name it. DON'T STAY HERE. Might as well sleep in your car. We trusted the google reviews which obviously must have been planted by the owners or people they know. Also very sketchy people staying in the rooms and lurking around the rooms. When confronting the owners, they were horribly mean. I'm surprised they are allowed to be in business!!

First, I want to start with the Silverlining. If it wasn't for places like this, maybe we wouldn't stay in LA as much due to costs. Now that that's out-of-the-way let's begin with the S-show details. The shower smells like old urine, the bath towels have brown poop and or blood stains, and it resembles prison with standards of decor and overall quality. I do not enjoy being a mean person, but this is the worst place I've ever stayed at. Drugged up pan-handlers greet you at the entrance. Piles of trash will be your landmark to remember where you park. Either Los Angeles is going to through a rough patch, or this place is the epicenter of the poorest standards. The crazy part is, this place will keep its doors open due to location. But, if you're traveling with a family...don't stay here.

Beyond s#&*. Staying only out of absolute necessity, but I guarantee I won't be sleeping. Everything is gross and dirty. Thank god there's a damn tv to at least keep me awake because there's no way in HELL that I'm sleeping in that bed. Pulled back the comforter, which is stained, to find a long black hair...definitely not mine. You get a fan, tv, and a few "hand towels." I'm fairly certain that the only reason to come here is to kill ones self or to go on a heroin bender.

It's given one star for the proximity of being around the touristy Hollywood attractions. And that's pretty much it. Despite having a reworked wooden floor and retiled bathroom, the rest of the room was filled with hotel relics from the 70s and was very unclean. On our first night there, my fiancé got bitten by God knows what that caused his index finger to swell for three days. I got bitten as well. For the three full days we were there, our room was "cleaned" once. The hallway rug needs about ten deep cleanings to get the filthiness out, and parking was a nightmare. You would either be called or you will need the manger to call someone to move their car just so you can leave the narrow driveway-backwards-onto a busy street filled with pedestrians and traffic. There was a mini fridge and their version of AC was a cheap Walmart standing fan. Bargain basement rates, but you will get what you pay for! Next time I'll choose an AirBnB.

1 star is to much! My 9 year old son and i took a spontaneous road trip during his school break. My husband booked us a room at the Roxy while we were on our way. He said i hope its ok and had a bad feeling right after he booked it. We arrived late and as soon as i pulled up i knew it was not going to be good at all. I woke my son up who immediately started to cry that he didnt want to stay there. It was "sketchy"! I told them as i was checking in that we were cancelling the 2nd night. We went to our room and holy crap I was trying to be positive for my son. The room was in bad shape, bare, and gross looking. I immediately pulled off the bed spread and there was a stain on the sheets. Gross! The bathroom was horrible, dirty stained and falling apart. The manager called up and said " my daughter said u are only staying 1 night. " i told him actually we are not even staying tonight. My son is crying and scared. I had to spend an hour on the phone with expedia to get a refund for a non refundable room. Thankfully they did it! So i find myself in LA at 11pm with a 9 year old and nowhere to stay! Since our plan was universal studios I drove that way just to see what was out there. I saw a sheraton and decided it was worth a shot. Luckily they had availability and with a AAA discount and a lot more money than i had wanted to spend i was able to sleep knowing my son and i were safe and secure. U get what you pay for soooo.... just pay or maybe sleep in your car. It was seriously a better option. If u are looking for a no tell motel this is the place, otherwise skip it.

This is a follow up to my initial review from just 2 days ago... make sure you read that one first if you can!! To recap, I was paid up in advance for two nights, contemplating whether we could tolerate our 2nd nights stay. Instead of attempting to go to the front desk prior to 11am to see about canceling our 2nd nights stay and turning our room key in, we got the heck outta the room for a few hours, went hiking, then had lunch before returning back to our room. I figured by mid-late afternoon it might be too late to ask if they'd let us check out early, with a full one day refund, so we reluctantly went back to our room to at least take showers (after our hike) and to grab our belongings. We had a much sweeter offer on our plate to go stay at our family's place 15 minutes away... or to stick it out for the 2nd night, sleep terrible again, with ZERO room accommodations... but get "my money's worth" since I already paid for it, and check out at 11am. We said, screw it... let's get the eff outta dodge and head to my family's 21st floor high-rise condo in DTLA, watch the sunset from the west facing balcony and be surrounded in luxury and of course, loved ones. We told the ladies (mother&daughter) at the front desk as we turned in our key 16hrs early that "we had to go.." Waste of money and time for sure. I can only hope for the sake of future, potential, nightly occupants and travelers that these live-in owners do a much overdue, much needed floor to ceiling cleaning and even budget friendly ad-ons to the rooms to boost their non-existent accommodations. Being that it's an old outdated building is one thing -- some things are very expensive to change or re-vamp, but if they only knew they could spend a little bit by adding a few simple, non expensive things to the rooms to accomidate their paying guests, AND try thoroughly wiping down walls, doors, fingerprints, etc... people like us wouldn't be so put-off by staying there, even purposely checking out early. How they (owners) don't see all the disgusting, dirty and questionable smudges all over in random places is beyond me. It was everywhere we looked. People don't want to look at that stuff, and they shouldn't have to. Who wants to see anything gross from Lord knows whoever stayed there 10, 20, 100 times ago. Add to that, there being absolutely ZERO, ZILCH, NONE, NADA as far as room accommodations or creature comforts in an already old, run down building. Not exactly a positive experience. And like I said in my initial review, umm... it might be a decent place to stay if it were in a 3rd world country or, if you were just released from Shawshank, San Quentin, etc. They should use the money I so regrettably gave them and purchase $5 full-length wall mirrors from Walmart for each room, a dozen packs of dozen-pack washcloths so people can have something to wash with... a few gallons of bleach, 409 Cleaner, spray bottles, rubber gloves & Lysol to wipe sh*t down from top to bottom & corner to corner. How's that for a suggestion? Then maybe later, invest in $35 microwaves for each room and who knows, maybe even invest some of their stock piled money for mini fridges or even better... adding electrical outlets so guests can charge their things instead of having no outlets except the ONE directly over the bathroom sink. This was my experience and it was by far my worst. And I'm not usually one to complain about older buildings, staff shortcomings, etc. But at least in those past circumstances there were minor consulations that made up for what was lacking. The Roxy Motel on Western Ave in Hollywood lacks everything, and screams "I need to be updated!!!" Still left it two stars even though it deserves half... to one star. Although my review seemed abrasive, I'm trying to be nice and only offering the live-in owners constructive criticism. However, by encountering who I had to deal with (man, lady, older teen girl - entire family) ... I'm not optimistic they'll "get it" or even care. Peace~

The worst hotel I ever been in. Owners are rude. Arguing with someone else in the hotel early in the morning waking me up. You can't bring guest over without them literally being on you and kicking them out without them even entering the the hotel room. On the day you check out they call you saying "time to go" like really?? This is the first time a hotel has ever done that. That I've attended. Also found 2 roaches in the room by the bed. Never staying here again. Rather stay at a motel than this place.

They should close this hotel down it's the worst place ever!!!! There was marijuana smell and their was stains everywhere and it was straight out of a scary movie and there was like a moldy smell going on DONT EVEN BOOK IT WORSE HOTEL!!!!

Don't ever book a room at this corupt disgusting motel! I don't even want to waste more than a minute of my time on this shady as hell business- so I'll be very brief. In a nutshell-they lie about everything, they turned away, and discriminated against the guest I had booked the room for. {I had pre booked it online}. Then- they charged my credit card for the room. I filed a claim against them through my bank {Chase}, I'm writing this review, and I'm reporting them to the Better Business Bureau.I can't believe these people are still in business.

Not to far from sunset and Hollywood lies the Roxy! Theirs no accessible parking, they have an over filled parking lot (once you park on Roxys lot it's hard to get out) which sits next to the gravel cvs parking (you'll get towed if your their too long!) A few things I didn't like about this hotel is the smell of curry which is overly powerful in the whole hotel, then the hotel lets you know you can't have any visitors which is crazy because guest don't disturb the other residents nor the front desk! I'm not sure if he just strictly informed me on it or the other residents but if you payed money to room here it shouldn't matter who's in the room with you. If you have someone checking in with you they ask for their identification even if they didn't book the room. I feel like if you like being told what to do this is the perfect hotel for you! They're nice but too bossy and nosey! I didn't like the fact that the man in the front calls early or stops by your room before checkout (which is 11 am and they don't do extensions) to see if your staying another night or days if not it's time to go. I endured this twice, the man also likes to bargain with people to keep them staying their. For example, they were a couple rooms around this hotel that had rooms going for $60, while the Roxy charged $80. After letting them know I wanted to check out he inquired about where I was going and that I can get the room for cheap here because I stayed two nights prior. The hotel doesn't come with any microwaves or an ice machine, just a soda machine near the front. The tvs are old as hell, but they have cable. They can provide ice for you through their personal machine but I wouldn't recommend you get because it tastes like whatever they have in their refrigerator! They need to clean it out. Housekeeping are clean and nice the rooms are so/so you truly get what you pay for staying here. Also bring your own wash cloths they don't provide them just dry off towels and a step out towel!