The Line Hotel La, Los Angeles

The hotel is centrally located in Koreatown, offering easy access to great Korean BBQ and the Wilshire/Normandie subway station. The rooms, although clean and equipped with convenient auto open/close blinds, felt a bit cramped. The service was welcoming and accommodating, although availability for extending the stay was limited. Dining options varied from delicious at the on-site restaurant to disappointing with high prices for average quality.

The hotel had smaller rooms than expected, which were a bit noisy, but they were very comfortable with excellent bathrooms. The custom vases, wall decor, lamps, and platform beds added a stylish touch. The valet service was highly friendly and helpful, but there were some protests for a wage rise. The location wasn't ideal for nighttime walks and required taxis to reach interesting areas. However, it was great for access to other parts of LA, especially during the day with Korean restaurants and karaoke places. The restaurant had a garden-like setting, making it a fun experience, although it charged for using dressing gowns. Overall, the hotel offers good value for money, with friendly staff and a convenient location.

I felt like I had the best view of LA from my room, with an unparalleled wall of windows. The room layout was unique and refreshing, although a bit small due to unnecessary furniture like a large desk and extra chairs. It was a cozy change from typical hotel rooms. The service was fantastic, starting with a warm welcome and friendly advice on the area. The location in Koreatown was central and convenient, close to many great food spots. The dining experience at the restaurant on the 2nd floor was delicious, although a bit pricey at $65. The facilities overall were impressive and well-maintained.

The hotel may look cool, but the rooms are on the small side and made deafening noises all night, leading to a cramped feeling with multiple luggages opened. The service went above and beyond, except for the bartender in the lobby bar who seemed confused about happy hour prices. The location is exceptional for exploring diverse dining options in K-town and beyond, although the neighborhood lacks overnight parking lots. The dining experience was disappointing with high prices for average food. The facilities were decent overall.

The hotel is conveniently situated in Koreatown, offering easy access to various attractions and dining options. The rooms are well-equipped with modern amenities and have a unique design. However, room cleaning service may require specific instructions to ensure timely service. The location is ideal for exploring different parts of LA, but it may not be flawless. Dining options are limited and slightly overpriced, but the snack counter offers a trendy atmosphere. Overall, a decent choice for a business stay in a bustling area.

The hotel is in a lively area of Koreatown, close to the subway station, making it convenient for exploring DTLA and West Hollywood. The rooms, though a bit small and plain, are cozy, but the feeling with closed shades could be brighter. The service is exceptional, with a friendly and helpful staff. The dining options might disappoint with high prices for average food. Overall, a solid choice for a stay in Koreatown.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms were within a 20-minute drive, offering views that could keep me entertained for hours. However, the room designed for one person felt stuffy and way too noisy even with the window cracked at the maximum 5 inches.