I’m lucky to have a gearheads dog. Sami is her name.

Hotel is a bit tired. Neighborhood reflects the homeless challenge in LA. Trash does not get picked up quick enough. It was cheap to stay, so I can’t complain too much. Towels seem to be designed to scrape water off, not absorb anything. Coffee is very bad.

No grass for pup and no doggie containers that I saw. Staff was nice. $25 to add a pet.

Holes in the walls. Dirty tub. Skunky smell inside and outside. Crap in the gravel. Real crap. Avoid this place for humans and certainly for any dog that react to things that get loud at night.

Cheap, moldy, and a bit dank. I arrived, slept, and left. The dog was fine but with the hotel so empty, they still clustered our rooms together. Silly. Staff was nice. Owner needs to step up the cleaning program.

Not much grass, though there is a field behind the property if you trust your dog. Neighboring property is clearly annoyed at dog waste issues. Typical Super 8 - thin walls, mismatched services and features, and like having breakfast at a 7-11. But was cheap, clean and available. Was $15 for the doggo.

No dog walk really. Lots of open dirt where Semi trucks can park behind the hotel. Was there during Covid so amenities were shut down. Staff was nice.

Not the best part of town. Trailer park in back lot. Small fence-less dog area was not well groomed. But a decent price.
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