Stile Downtown Los Angeles By Kasa Hotel, Los Angeles

The hotel offers spacious rooms with an industrial feel that may not suit all guests. While the sound-proofing is effective, the noise from the rooftop bar can disturb your sleep. The service is top-notch, especially Michael, the bellman, who goes above and beyond to assist. The location is convenient for the theater district but can feel smaller than expected with limited seating. The dining experience is delicious and hassle-free, transitioning seamlessly into brunch. On the downside, private events can limit access to facilities after 4 pm.

Staying at the hotel was a mixed experience for me. While the rooms near the rooftop were pretty loud, being on the 9th floor, they were nice and spacious. The location set in the cavernous interior in the heart of the historic town was perfect for getting around, but a bit concerning due to the number of homeless people I had to walk past in the morning. The service was a highlight with brilliant assistance from the Manager Joshua to the doorman. Dining at LA Chapter downstairs was delicious and service was awesome.

My stay at the hotel was a mix of highs and lows. The close proximity to where I needed to be was convenient, but the noise from upstairs was a letdown. The service was top-notch, though, and the dining experience was delightful. Overall, a pleasant stay with a few quirks.

My stay at the hotel was a delightful experience. The cozy rooms were thoughtfully designed, striking the perfect balance between practicality and style. The service was outstanding, with a super thoughtful gesture for my husband's birthday. The location, while not ideal, shows promise for the future. The dining experience was lovely, especially the fresh, made-from-scratch pizza.

The hotel has a unique industrial charm in the well-laid out rooms, but lacks soundproofing, providing a dark ambiance. The service is delightful with friendly and efficient staff, offering valet parking and a cool upstairs bar. The location is situated in a great spot for small to mid-size events, although not ideal for tourists due to the surrounding environment. The dining experience offers fair options in a downtown setting, but limited choices for breakfast.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The rooms were quite small and dark, but they did come with a record player and a few albums. Unfortunately, the smell of smoke lingered in the tiny room. The noise from the rooftop bar on Sunday nights was unbearable due to the lack of soundproofing. On the bright side, the service was excellent, especially thanks to Mina at the front desk. The location was fantastic, offering great views of downtown Los Angeles, but the daily closures for private events were a letdown.

The hotel is ideally located in a vibrant area of Los Angeles, near the theater district and in the midst of town rejuvenation. While the rooms felt a bit cold temperature-wise and basic, the service was exceptionally friendly and accommodating. On the downside, the noise from clubbing in the area could be disruptive over the weekend.

The hotel is located in a trendy neighborhood, and the rooms have a very minimalist décor, although the rooftop bar can get quite loud with music until late at night. The air conditioning was not on during my stay, making it uncomfortably hot in the room.