The Kinney Venice Beach

Great value for money. Stylish rooms just a short walk/cycle from the beach. Offstreet covered parking is very useful. Gym is basic but functional. Comfortable beds and the larger rooms have a good amount of space. The immediate surrounding area is not as pretty as by the beach but prices in this area fluctuate wildly so if you can get a good deal here go for it.

Absolutely LOVED my stay at The Kinney! Rolled in after a nightmare experience at the Marriott, and wow—total upgrade. They hooked us up with the best room in the place, literally bigger than my studio apartment. The decor, the vibe, all those little details—seriously next-level. Big shout-out to the girl who checked us in around 7pm; she made everything so easy and welcoming. I'd come back here anytime, no question. Highly recommend!

We love your hotel: cool design, kind of quiet in the location. It was close to Venice Beach. The separation of the living room and bedroom with 2 TVs was great. Clean room. We also appreciate the parking spots. We recommend it and will come back. We feel like in our own apartment

I found this hotel to be well located, and the staff did try to accommodate my late check-out request. BUT OH MY GOD, this place is loud. Forget about getting any rest here. Both the door and window have noticeable gaps—it honestly felt like I was in a tent. The gap on the side of the door was so large that I’m pretty sure someone could see straight into the room. People come and go at all hours, constantly slamming their doors. The walls are so thin that every time a door slams, the entire room shakes. Same goes for the ceiling—when the person above walks, everything vibrates. I paid $230 for one night, and I’m just grateful it was only one. Also, on the day I checked in, I was resting after a long flight when someone knocked on the door and immediately walked in. Luckily, I had the chain lock on. No idea which hotel employee that was, but that’s just completely unacceptable.

A very pleasant hotel in a modern style. It's located on Washington Boulevard, slightly away from the beach, which allows for a more peaceful and quiet stay in Venice. It also has a lovely pool and jacuzzi where you can relax after a long day.

I found this hotel by chance while looking for places near Santa Monica beach. I read the reviews and needed a safe place to stay during my short visit . I had business meetings in LA.|I love this hotel, the photos don’t give you credit. It’s much better and wonderful in real. I felt safe to walk every where. It’s very close to the Venice beach about 17minx walk. Closer to cafes,bars and restaurants. |The hotel had tasteful artistic interior. The bed was very comfortable and bathroom clean and modern. Everything looked and felt new and clean. |The staff were amazing specially Ed. |This will be my goto hotel in LA.

Beds very good. Side to street could be noisy when an ambulance pass by in the night. Friendly staff. Swimming pool is okay. Small. Stylish interior. Parking garage in the house with fair price 25$ per night. You can also park the car in the side streets. Not far away from Venice Beach.

The Kinney Venice Beach offers the perfect blend of comfort and convenience, ideally located near Costco and Main Street. The friendly staff makes every stay welcoming, while the whirlpool and ping pong table (open 8am-10pm) provide great family fun—especially after a long walk at Venice Beach. Their cozy rooms, with modern interiors and bright color scheme, make for a relaxing retreat. There was a reasonable parking fee. A truly enjoyable stay!

mold curtain, multiple spiders in line of sight, shedding towels I ultimately moved to a different hotel

I love this place! It's our home away from home while in LA. We always love hanging out at Venice beach and this place is close enough to do that without being right in the thick of it. The walk to the Venice pier or the Boardwalk isn't that bad, but it's not super close either. But you can also have some fun and take a scooter as well. I love the crash pad suites, plenty of room and trendy decor. the hot tub and pool are always welcome after a Long beach day. Just wish they were open longer. if you like boutique style hotels with some unique charm, you'll like this place.

I love this place... Hate that they now have $30 parking but other than that it's a cute vibe and very comfortable and conveniently located close to the beach

Trendy and funky. Lots of Euro Trash just back from Ibiza so you know it's where the cool kids hang. The pool is big enough for 5 Americans or 8 skinny Europeans. Beds were comfy and parking convenient although not quite sure about security. I mean it's Venice so you expect to get hussled, robbed or step in some animal poo at some point. I still have no idea what the attraction is to California beaches but to each their own. I personally prefer them to be free of pollution and used heroin needles. If you have to go to the Venice area this is a decent hotel the DIY team did a great job fixing up a dive.

Staff is fantastic, rooms are well kept and beds are very comfortable. Proximity for price can't be beat. Also next to Paisita if you're looking for incredible coffee and empanadas.

Centrally located in Venice, not far from Abbot Kinney is this hotel. We got a suite here to hang out with friends and family after my cousin got hitched in Santa Monica. Guests can park here until 2AM. If your guests decide to park here, it's $20, which is not bad in my opinion. I really liked the suite we stayed in. It had charm to it and was quite big. I also really like the fact that they had Lather as their products in the bathroom. I would recommend this place to anyone looking to stay in Venice.

Loved this little hotel! May make it our go to when in town! Super cute spunky vibe! Perfect distance from the boardwalk, we took scooters and it took about 5-8 minutes and they were fun. The hotel does offer bike rentals as well $15 for 3 hours or $25/$30 for the day. I know some reviews mentioned there isn't any extras like breakfast or necessities available but to me, for the cleanliness, fun atmosphere, and accessibility- its worth it. Staff wasn't spectacular but they were nice enough everything we came throw the door. Loved their outdoor area too, 4 hammocks & hood amount of seating with ping pong. Cons- The water never got hot and the towels were SUPER linty

Stayed here for 1 night instead of staying close to the airport. It was a far walk from the beach so I would recommend driving. The pictures online make it look cool but it was really pretty basic. We had a king suite and it was just a bed, bathroom and pull out couch. There were no bells and whistles. They serve coffee only in the morning. I probably wouldn't choose to stay here again.

Cute space near some great eat, drink and excursions. Service was pleasant during check in, bed was super comfy and we got to upgrade for only $10 before our stay. Would definitely come back here and recommend. The pool was a little too small to be cozy to hang out in and be away from kids/families. Was bummed the hammocks weren't set up but it was raining and made sense. Really great price for the quality of stay!

I had a very pleasant stay at The Kinney. The location is great; walking distance to Abbot Kinney and the Venice boardwalk. While parking is an extra $20 a day, the garage is big and has plenty of parking. Worth the peace of mind to have it off the street. The rooms are clean and have fun décor which definitely spices up the generic feel of so many hotels at this price point. The pool, common area, and fitness center are all small but are nice to have. I had a nice soak in the hot tub one afternoon and had the place to myself. The negatives: the keycards are some of the worst I've experienced in terms of losing their magnetism. In the two days that I was there, I had to get my cards reprogrammed twice. I even kept them in the little card protector. Despite having paid for parking, I received a note on my vehicle in the garage saying it was going to be towed. Maybe the person who checked me in forgot to register it, but I'm glad I caught the note before it got towed away! The breakfast room and room cleanings are both suspended due to covid. While it's not their fault, it's too bad to be paying for perks that aren't available.

This little hotel in the Venice Beach area is a vibe by itself, it has it all, walking distance to mayor spots , great price, and service, open internal patio and art. Rooms are spacious and very mid century modern decorated, pool, game tables, gym and a vibe ready for social butterflies. From here you can grab a scooter and ride to the Venice canals, bike thru marina del rey and or stroll thru Abbot Kinney. Close enough to go to Sta Monica pier and surrounded by tons of bars and restaurants.

Clean, classy, unique, and quiet. Perfect location too. You can easily ride electric bikes and scooters to Venice beach, or walk to the shopping strip. My ONLY complaint, and I feel like a snob saying this, is no complimentary water. They sell $3 and $5 Voss water in the lobby though, a vending machine on the 2nd floor sells Dasani, and there's a liquor store right next door. We tried to check in early because our flight landed ~11am, but didn't have any availability so they held onto our suitcases while we killed time exploring. Would DEFINITELY stay here again.

I visited the Kinney for 1 night the first week of December 2021. It was a pit stop before heading to Anaheim. I enjoyed my stay at the hotel it has a convenience store right next to it. And is withingw walking distance to Inn N Out which was on my list of places to visit while on the West Coast. So that was perfect. The hotel is now as close to Venice Beach as I had thought. However, it was ok because there was free transportation from the hotel to the beach. So I was happy that I didn't have to add the extra expense into my budget. Being as though initially I thought we would be within walking distant from the beach. But it all worked out fine. The receptionist were very knowledgeable and friendly. The hotel room was very clean. The bathroom was just regular but clean. I really am not a fan of when the sink is not in the bathroom. But that's just my pre preference . I know some people actually like that set up. It also had a refrigerator and was a nice size for two people. The bed was also very comfortable. I did not get to use the pool or the outside lounge because I really didn't have the time. As well as the weather was not that great either. However, I will be back to cali and I will for sure stay here if I am in this area again.

This review is from November 2021 and basically the same letter I sent to the hotel. Hopefully things have improved in the months that have passed. A representative did call me after to apologize. 1 star for the hotel and room, 5 stars for the staff on duty. I am not in the business of leaving bad reviews or complaining, but our room was not just dirty, but a possible health hazard. I booked for an overnight stay with my husband and 2 children for Thanksgiving day, Nov 25th. When we arrived, the front desk agent, Eduardo was incredibly nice. He checked us in and we went to our room. As soon as we arrive, before we unpack anything, I always touch up clean hotel rooms wherever we stay as a precaution. I began to walk around and clean and immediately saw that there were several areas that were dirty. Some you could just see and others were apparent once wiped by the look of the wipe. I have included photos. There were drips down the cabinet that holds the refrigerator. On top was the coffee maker and a sticky substance on the counter. Once I got to the air conditioner, I knew that we couldn't stay in the room. There was what seemed like mold all inside of the cabinet housing the air conditioner. I walked down to the front office and spoke with Eduardo. He offered a different and upgraded room, but I just did not feel comfortable staying knowing what we had seen in another room. He was again very nice and said he could contact the manager. I did not want to disturb the manager on a Holiday and told Eduardo, we would be leaving and I would follow up after the holiday. As my family and I gathered our things in the room, Eduardo called up and said he went ahead and contacted the manager and I would be refunded the full amount for the hotel. I was incredibly grateful. I showed him pictures and videos of the possible mold and he said he would let management know about all of the room issues. We looked up nearby hotels and thankfully was able to check in to the Marriot nearby. It was inconvenient, but I am grateful they had space for us on short notice and a holiday. Please do look into the cleaning of your hotel rooms. It is of high importance that staff is thorough, especially in the current times we are in. Also, the possible mold is a serious health hazard. I imagine people sleeping in that room unknowingly and winding up really sick due to the air conditioning.

Hotel stay was wonderful! Great location and self parking was convenient. Room was clean, spacious, and fun. All staff I interacted with were very nice.

I loooove this place! It's my favorite hotel so far!!! The rooms are beautifully designed and the hotel itself is amazingly decorated. The cleanliness is superb and the amenities are just perfect!! I'll edit a more detailed review at the end of my stay here.

The Kinney, the hotel featuring guest rooms and suites within three-story building, is in the central area near popular Los Angeles attractions, like Venice Beach, very artistic design and cozy style, convenient location though pricey parking.

Mold... if you are allergic you might wanna weight pros and cons... the bohemian vibe is a vibing pro...

I will preface my review with I am a single mom with two toddlers who booked this hotel because it stated it ranked high with families who brought children. I will now forever doubt the endorsement from Booking.com. I have stayed in this building over the last 20 years under different business ownership. It has always been a "nice" place to stay. It is on Washington about half a mile before the beach. The area is not necessarily "nice", though gentrification would like you to think otherwise. I noticed the restaurants and bars of the past and a few new venues. The liquor store next store is still there with both dumpsters open for your window view. The staff was amazing. From valet to front desk, they are by far the best part of The Kinney. I booked it a) because I wanted to visit my friends in Venice and b) because there was a pool with Jim Morrison painted across the courtyard. I moved to Venice in 2002 because of The Doors. I am a die hard fan. (That means I read all the books at least once and met all surviving band members). The parking is ONLY valet, which is $25. I took our luggage up to the room. In the 5-10 minutes I got the kids in swim suits, the heat turned on and linked all my devices to wifi, we got a noise complaint because the kids were giggling. It was 5:30pm. I don't think there was even room to run. They were giggling and chatting. My kids are almost 2 and almost 4. I told customer service I knew exactly the type of person complaining- we were headed to the pool and the kids would be asleep before 8. I then stated, "I am a school teacher. We must share the world with children." I didn't hear back from them again. We went to the heated pool. It was modest sized, which honestly was kinda better with small children. I was holding one while the other was in floaties. The hot tub, also modestly sized, was packed with Millennials. One woman gave me the stink eye with her plastic cup of wine because my daughter was excited to be swimming by herself (with the floaties). Not everyone is a parent, so you may not understand how flipping FANTASTIC it is to watch your kid swim for the first few times. It is AMAZING. To, repeatedly, get a dirty look because my kid was so excited is so tacky and makes you look like such a self-absorbed, piece of shit of a person. I thought about what Twilight Zone privileged Boomers and Millennials live in that all the pools and beaches would only ever be occupied by them. No children, no laughter- just assholes nursing a cocktail and talking about themselves. What a contribution to society! So I made eye contact with the snooty "lady" and and gave her my own stink eye, which I assure you was 10 times crazier. I am a single mom. I am pissed most of the time. FYI, no one was serving alcohol at the pool side bar. They ended up clearing out and we enjoyed the hot tub with another family, who admitted they were happy to see us. We all retired around 7 and ordered food while I tried to figure out the archaic cable TV system they had. The pop art, rotary phone and hipster vibe is very cool, but having to shuffle through 60 cable stations without any idea of what is playing on that channel felt like a bad memory from the 80s. I don't know why I expected a Smart TV or something. I found this horrible show called "Flirty Dancing" and ate it up until I accidentally hit the remote and was suddenly lost in a sea of drab content. I never found "Flirty Dancing" again. No closure with that second dance... The beds and pillows were great. The coffee was excellent (you can order breakfast to be delivered by a certain time) (nothing vegan). We woke up to the morning fog that killed Kobe Bryant and watched Dirty Dancing at dawn. Those with small children know you wake up at the crack of dawn no matter what your day/night was like before. The pool didn't open til 9am but I convinced my toddler to go to the beach first. The staff said they would allow us to come back and swim later that day and even let me bring a friend as to keep both children from drowning, which I 100% appreciate. However, the glass tumblers and tall glass containers of VOSS were at toddler level and broke while I used the bathroom. No one was hurt but I was agitated glass items were lit and on display at knee level. There was a blow dryer, a coffee maker, lights along the bed (I could not figure how to turn off and on) and Lather bath products, which I happen to love so much, I order them myself. I was able to have food delivery without hassle. They even called as a courtesy to let me know it was on its way. On the negative, I accidentally hit my ankle against the edge of the bed twice. I hate that. Can we hipster that out? Here is a breakdown of my bill: $193. 59 Room Retail Revenue (Nightly rate) $25.00 Valet Parking (no self parking) $27.10 Occupancy Tax $2.90 Los Angeles Tourism Marketing District $0.38 California Tourism Fee

So disappointed. We called to book a room specifically because we were hoping to use the hot tub, and drove several hours in the pouring rain to get there. The person we spoke with confirmed that the hot tub was open and hot, but when we arrived the water was freezing cold. We asked the front desk if they could turn it up but they insisted they could not and also said that it was cold because it was a rainy day. Having a hot tub at home, I know that once you set it to a specific temperature, as long as it's working, it will stay at that temperature despite rain, snow, etc. They could have been upfront about the hot tub being cold or not working, and we wouldn't have made a reservation with them. I am appalled by the level of service, and I cannot recommend staying here.

This was the coolest hotel for photos and selfies. Staff was friendly and helpful. Rooms were clean. Art work is spectacular. Will most definitely come back.

They did a good job repurposing a drab building on a busy steet into nice mid-century rooms that are quite spacious for the price. Not the best location and few amenities but walkable to beach. Overall a good value for the price.

We attended the Art Los Angeles Contemporary 2018: Now StART Up Art Fair here on January 26th. The Kinney definitely lent itself to this show - very avant garde with a flowing indoor and outdoor floor plan. Food and drinks were available (free bottled water, rest available for purchase), and something like 114 different artists on exhibit each in one of the hotel rooms. Some of our favorites were Parker Day, Abrahan Mascorro, Gillian Keller, Uma Rana Iyli, Kymm Swank, Philippe Justin You may view some of the 2018 artists here: https://www.startupartfair.com/la/artists/ Nice to see what cutting edge artists are up to these days!

Great location! Staff was very friendly and helpful as well. Comfortable rooms and fun amenities. Will definitely stay here again!

The Kinney is a great location close to LAX/Westside/Beaches and LA's Abbott Kinney Art District/Venice Beach. This hip boujee boutique hotel has a fabulous retro feel with a vibrant and colorful modern appeal! Found right at the entrance to the famous Abbott Kinney Boulevard on Washington Boulevard the hotel offers a great place to stay close to C&O trattoria for a date night, Firestone Walker Brewery is just a block away along with all the fabulous Marina Del Rey restaurants and Abbott Kinney offers nearby. From the time I pulled into valet, I was greeted with a smile and professionals from the outstanding service at the hotel. Even though I was only staying for a local "staycation" the lobby made me feel as if a new adventure was calling with the "wanderlust" welcome! The front desk was polite and I was happy to hear the friendly informative advice of BYO and enjoy the fire pit and "quad" courtyard in the evening. Once I got up to my room I realized exactly what she meant... Out in the courtyard it seamed everyone was mingling and enjoying the hotels lounge and evening fireplace atmosphere and it seemed to be calling my name! I couldn't wait to join in after dinner! We brought back a bottle of wine and some craft beers to enjoy at the fireplace and it was such a nice mix of mingling with guests from Europe and a couple from Arizona. The hotel has a friendly vibe, a gentleman by the name of Antonio was so kind and pointed out some of the great artwork throughout the hotel! Along with the fire pit courtyard, there are hammocks, ping pong table, pool, jacuzzi, gym and bike rentals. The room was nice, quite spacious and would be better described as a suite than a standard room, as the sleep area can be closed off from the "living room/sitting area" if you had guests stop by. The room is nicely appointed with the retro feel throughout with a vintage rotary phone (for looks only), a bed with a neat touch light switch on it, straight out of the 1960's! The place is pretty hit and not to be missed! I'll be back just for the fun!

Extremely thankful Alex at the front desk was able to accommodate my friend and I at 1 am. The hotel we originally plan on staying at and paid for told me it wouldn't be a problem arriving early then upon arrival the manager is went from $75 early check in to $400 to check in. Last thing we wanted was to get to LA and after a 6 hour drive and have to deal with making hotel arrangements. Check was a breeze, my friend also really needed to use the bathroom (for anyone that doesn't already know.. a clean public bathroom at 1 am in LA doesn't exist) they were kind enough to unlock the doors and let her use the bathroom while I finished with the check in. We can't tell you how thankful we are for you help with last minute reservations. The room is spacious, staff friendly, secured parking, and a fraction of the price of our original hotel. We could be more satisfied!

Lovely Hotel with many respectable international guests. I would have to give a Special Thank you to Edwin at the front desk for his professionalism and discretion.

This was one of the more interesting hotels that I've stayed at! The decor of the place gives it a funky vibe with its bright colors and neon signs. The room itself was good sized and clean. The bed was very comfortable. The bathroom was small but clean and did the job, and I particularly enjoyed the sink area with a huge, lit up mirror! I got to enjoy the sun deck during the day. It was a perfect day to tan, but they also had ping pong tables, fire pits, and a pool, which was pretty small. They offer free breakfast in the morning, but i wouldn't bother with it. Eggs were mushy and pasty and I spit my bite out. Bacon was limp and rubbery. The only thing I ate was the waffle, which you can make fresh yourself. They also offer some white bread and bagels, packaged yogurt, cereals, and lukewarm orange juice. I believe they also have bike rentals if that's your thing!

The worst hotel experience I have ever had. The keys didnt work. We asked doe a crib and it was broken and had strawberries in it! Dirty room and smelled bad. Then we called the desk for another crib and it was also broken, and we called the desk again and they hung up! His name was Alex. NEVER AGAIN. AWFUL hotel.

At first this hotel was kind of in a weird place but inside it looked amazing. It was unique and weird, in a good way. It was cool and fun to be at. Our room looked great! Beautiful accent wall, nice TV, and good black out curtains. At night the pool area was beautiful! You could see the stars, moon, palm trees, and the beautiful sky. It is a little walk to Venice beach, and a quick walk to Abbot Kenny st., where there are great restaurants. It is such a beautiful hotel. Totally recommend!

Pros: Good location Very nice rooms Nice grounds On site parking (but good amounts of free off street parking) Cons: Price Small staff Strange staff Other guests "workout" facility The hotel is near Abbot Kinney but not near the craziness of the beach. The grounds had an outdoor tv, pool and hot tub but for the price of $300+ it seemed a little high. I guess that's what you get if you want to stay in Venice. Check in took us 30 minutes there were issues with the guests infant of us and there was only person working. We called the front asking for batteries for the tv remote, they never came, 2 hours later when I went downstairs I asked for the man who answered my call and the girl stated a man wasn't working. We got woken up each morning by a family with kids who were getting in the pool at 6am, splashing and screaming. When you pay $300/night for a hotel room on your one vacation, you hope to get some sleep each night. The workout facility had one treadmill and two other machines. I went one morning at 7am after being woken up by the kids at the pool, about 4 people came in and out of here trying to use the treadmill. We probably wouldn't stay here again but the location is very good.

This hotel needs a major upgrade to their reception. Staff are super friendly and attentive but it's just an awkward entry and it's neither retro nor hotel like. But that was the least of my concerns. Overall it's a cute property that is really ideally located. We were within walking distance from abbot Kinney and Marina Del Ray but we were also just a few minutes away (walking) from some awesome brunch spots. I really enjoyed the pops of colors, the fun murals and retro vibes, and the fact that you can just text the front desk was awesome. However, the room had a strange musty odor and didn't feel very clean. The rooms are huge and super fun but the bathroom felt like a motel bathroom. We were also short on many things like tissues and towels and it's just annoying to have to ask for things as soon as you check in. Lastly, the walls were super thin so we could hear everything the couple next door was up to. Basically the place is okay. But I think I would rather have stayed elsewhere and driven down to Venice for the attractions.

Cute and vintagey! Maybe even a little boujee....but I was about it. Needed a last minute spot in the area and air bnb wasn't yielding anything any less expensive, so The Kinney had to do. Pricey little spot, but it made for a fun, quick stay. Definitely a haven for the millennial, The Kinney makes simple seem extra. It's small, but big on attitude! Oh, you want to valet my car? Okay. Room was upgraded at no charge to have a living room. I guess luck of the time of check in(?) Quaint use of space, very colorful with rad art, overlooking the pool, bar, and lounge area. One star down for the suuuuuuuper slow service at breakfast time. There was only one employee to take orders/make the food at a time when everyone would be heading to the kitchen area for morning foodz. The menu was also small, reeeal small (although I loved the Muscle Beach, health-nut vibe of it.) Who doesn't love a rotary phone in their hotel room?!

Booked this hotel on Expedia after reading and looking at the pictures. Great location a short scooter ride from Abbott Kinney or a bike ride (they are not free at the hotel). Not on the beach and not walking distance to the beach either. This is on a very busy street. It is more like a renovated motel trying to be "hip". The pool is teeny tiny. The rooms are ok and there really is no frills whatsoever. The pictures are deceiving. We rented bikes from the hotel and think we were overcharged but not worth arguing over. Check-in was fine. I would not stay here again.

The Kinney hotel is decorated pop and mod. It is very artsy, and there are original paintings on the walls. The room I booked looked exactly like the room in the picture. The breakfast in the morning was way more than basic with a waffle maker and teas and coffees and cereal muffins, etc. I tried the pool and the hot tub, which are small and cute. The reason I would not give it 5 STARS is, when i arrived it was 1am.... my flight was a late one... I had cash to pay the incidental, but had to put down a credit card, which i did not have. The concierge was not helpful, he didn't seem to care that if i didn't find a chase atm, I would have no hotel for the night. I found one within walking distance...but that guy should be fired.

What an amazing find with so many eclectic and welcoming amenities. Great value for a truly unique gem with Abbot Kinney, Marina Del Rey, Venice Beach and Santa Monica all so close. With so much in the area to explore it is hard to spend time at the hotel, but you should. Use the Hammocks, play Ping Pong, relax in the jacuzzi below the stars, sit at the communal byob open air bar and get to know some other travellers!! So many great runs in the area and the bike rentals are so convenient. The gym is small but has all you need for a quick burn on the treadmill, stepper or bike. Get in now while it is still reasonably priced, because this place will be the new go to place and demand/prices will increase.

I don't understand how this place has good reviews. The splashes of creative decor is probably the only good thing about the place. Everything else did not meet expectations. Our room by the pool was horrible. Everyone was so loud at night we couldn't sleep. Kept hearing bangs and loud screams past 10pm. Im not unreasonable either - but the volume of sound was just ridiculous. Tried to call the front desk to find out when they'd close the pool since 10pm seems late but no one answered the phone. I had to call on my cell bc the phones in the rooms don't work. The lamp by the bed also doesn't work. I plugged my phone into the socket to charge it and the wall outlet didn't work so I had to use the other one. The lady in the front is also so rude and unprofessional. Spend a few more bucks on a nicer place- it's worth it!! This place was not a relaxing getaway.

I definitely recommend staying here if you are in Venice. Super cute,fun, colorful room and was super clean. Great customer service. I felt super comfortable there. Great pick overall :)

Great rooms and wonderful decor. The atmosphere was very arty and the rooms are great. Good size and the colors were nice. I like the staff. The manager Aaron was very accommodating and he's no longer there. They are all nice there.

Loved staying at this hotel during my last visit to Los Angeles. Great location about a ten minute walk to Abbott Kinney shopping. The guy at the front desk was the best! He upgraded us. He also helped me move some of my furniture that I had dropped off from a storage unit into my car. They gave me free parking and the lot felt secure. The room was clean and decorated well.

Loved this hotel ... the staff was amazing on all shifts . The room was clean and smelled great. Beds were awesome and 4 giant pillows. The public areas were so amazing and relaxing . I even played ping pong which I haven't done in years. I would stay here again

When traveling it would be nice to have guest services not rush you. Came in late and had to hear the marketing speech which was spoken at double time. Then given a room on the street when the house was less than 50% sold. This time The Kinney fell short :/ Room was clean and sheets soft. Great location too.

I just had the WORST stay at this hotel and I always look forward to staying at nice hotels, however right when I arrived I noticed I was in for something way different. My sheets had what looked liked red blood stains on them and when I told the manager he was unbelievably rude acting like it was my fault. He would hit the table with his fist and you could see he didn't want to help me. The manager was scary disrespectful and the behavior for the next few days was really bad. When I asked to talk to his manager he had denied me and started cussing at me. I will never stay here again. I would rather stay anywhere else but here again.

I have been here two hours and the only way I can describe it is: Fiasco Perhaps misrepresentation might be more charitable. I understand this is supposed to be Venice, CA not Venice, Italy but the place clearly was a loooow rent no-tell motel with flickering fluorescent lights, sticky sheets, eye-watering gas station bathroom deodorizer smell and paper thin walls. It has received a cheap and cheerful remake in retro hipster chic but three out of four of its former life characteristics are not redeemed and have not been improved upon with a coat of paint and some faux 50's rec room decor. Picked the spot due to the glowing reviews and having a gruesomely short layover on a flight and wanted to try something with a bit more character than the corporate same same right by the airport. Well, I got character. Four of them to be precise, partying out bro style in an adjacent room. The walls are so literally paper thin that I could tell you their names, who lost 30K in an ill-advised real estate deal, which one is bragging about cheating with a co-worker's wife. Seriously, I have enough info to find and call the poor cuckold and let him in on the joke just out professional courtesy. Dudes, I'm trying to sleep. Either invite me to the party or go to any one of the dozens of bars nearby, please... The staff are indeed super nice...and put upon by oafs. One star for that. The misrepresentation? The Rose (also in Venice) is swank and fun and makes no bones in their posture, press and marketing about formerly being a bit of a dump and potentially low on quiet and privacy. That's honest. This place presents itself as the baby W of Venice and is instead in fact in Marina Del Rey and is a tired old hooker with a fresh set of tires and a facelift and an over $400 a night room charge. For that it should come with a happy ending, or at least rifle range grade earplugs by the bedside. Coda: Called the front desk, pleading for loud party bro mercy. Big mistake. The party moves to the hallway and courtyard, bros invite friends over and produce boombox. The only thing this scene is lacking is togas and a keg. Two-freaking thirty AM. It's only when I call front desk promising that my next call is to the cops do the festivities break up. Total rip off. Incandescently indignant. Not only will never stay here again, but given the chance I would burn the place down, raze it and salt the earth it stood upon. That is how my Roman antecedents like to party.

Aaron was amazing upon check in! Room was awesome. Free golf cart shuttle is available.

Came. Absolutely last minute reservation and they did nothing but accommodated me and my party. I was about to give up on find a place on the west side and they came to the rescue not only with a last mintire reservation but with a clean, 4 star basic room. If you're in the neighborhood and need great service, a temporary home, and a beach down the street, stay at the Kinney.

Disgusting scam of a hotel. Charged hundreds of dollars on our card. Haven't picked up a single call. Opening an investigation right now

This place is overpriced and part of me resents my choice to stay here. It's clear that this was a run down hotel that got a colorful facelift and if they had taken the remodel one step farther it would have been worth it. For 250+ a night you'd think you'd get a pretty plush room. At the least they could go out of their way to make it a thoughtful experience, like maybe free parking or complimentary bike rentals (both are $25/day). On top of our disappointment, we encountered a super rude dude when we came back the first night. The complimentary water was empty and when we asked if he could have been refill it he was rude and was like, no I don't know where to do that, with a sorry not sorry attitude. Low and behold there's a tap in the kitchen on the soda machine. It would have been so hard for him to go that extra step though. He was a dick and I wanted to fight him for being so lame. Luckily this review will give me temporary relief. We still haven't utilized the pingpong tables and maybe when we do, I'll feel better about this choice. Maybe. Regardless, there are other options. If you're reading this, I'd consider one of the alternative choices because ultimately your vacation is up to you and it should be worth it.

I've enjoyed my two nights here. I'm here for work, but this would be a fun home base for an LA visit I think. Staff is great, in walking distance to a few restaurants and bars, a Lyft ride away from lots of good area destinations. They have a small pool to cool off in if it's hot, plus an outdoor seating area, including fire pit for evenings. This is definitely a bit of a rock and roll hotel. I can clearly hear the music from the common area they are playing. Hasn't bothered me, but I can see how it might. Room decor is cool retro sixties deal they did a nice job with.