The Mayfair Hotel Los Angeles

We enjoyed our stay at the Mayfair. We had great service and our room was a perfect fit for us, family of four (junior suite). Although it was approx. a mile from downtown and the local area seemed to be in a less than ideal part of town, we had no issues walking back and forth every day to get to great shopping and restaurants.

I was totally not to impressed with the Mayfair for what the price was. The hotel itself was beautiful. I’m an avid traveler and love the hotel experience, the Mayfair didn’t make me feel I was on vacation. I was charged $225 for “contaminated/damaged towels and linen”. In all the years of my travel experience I have not been charged for such a thing. Just not impressed and I won’t return. The location is very sketchy.

The hotel was a major icon in its day the neighborhood is undergoing a resurgence but surrounding is good The staff was super professional you did not walk past anyone with them say hello, good morning have a nice day. Definitely would stay there again

The hotel was beautiful. The rooms were very clean & cozy. The front door service was amazing & the staff were very helpful. Someone was always standing at the front door to open it for us each time we arrived, even if we just stepped out for a little bit. The Mayfair is the perfect example of "never judge a book by it's cover" it may look like just a brick building on the outside but it is absolutely gorgeous inside. I will definitely recommend to my many friends who frequently travel to LA!

The room was smaller than I was expecting, but enough room for 2. It was clean and comfy. Those pillows are amazing! There was an older looking air conditioning unit that we thought didn't work because it had no knobs or buttons, but it actually does work with the digital adjuster on the wall. Duh! Once we figured that out, AC worked beautifully. Windows could open enough to let in fresh air, blinds blocked majority of the sun in the morning, and the TV had all the good stuff. There's no "room service" but you can call down to the in-hotel restaurant and just go down to pick it up. I did so in my pjs, no big deal. I also stopped by the bar and ordered a pina colada, which usually requires a blender and coconut cream (things bars don't usually have on hand) but the incredible bartender went way out of his way to make the drink happen. Wish I had gotten his name, he was so great! This was more of a relaxing weekend for us, but if you're into the dance scene, the hotel had an event both nights we were there (Friday and Saturday). Friday had a DJ, kinda like a club, and Saturday was Salsa night. Looked fun! It's pretty close to the Staples Center, we walked back after a Kings game (about 15-20 minutes). Over all this place is really great. It was the first time staying here and I would definitely stay again :)