The boutique has very nicely accommodated rooms and an amazing roodtop pool. The personal is very friendly and it's well located in LA. the only issue we had, were with the valet/ parking. As we arrived on a Sunday, it was allowed to park on the street in front of the hotel, and to save the 42$ for one day valet parking, we double checked with the valet if it is allowed to park there, so we would just use the valet parking on the following day, as from Monday to Fridays, parking on the street costs. The valet confirmed and said, we could leave the car as it was until the following day, Monday, 10am without worrying. So, on the following day, as I went downstairs around 8.15 AM to give our car for valet parking, I was really upset as I saw as it was getting towed away right in front of my eyes. With the children's seat inside and everything. So I had to run from one end to the city to the other(what it felt like), with my baby of 6months in my arms, first down to one police station where they told me who had the car, than back up to get the car and it was pretty hot (around 90° Fahrenheit) and I was ever worrying about my girl. It might not be the hotel's fault, but as I asked the tow service how it came that they were there at 8 am sharp, they said they have been called by an hotel. As far as I could see, the Freehand was the only hotel around there, as it and the valet were located right in front where our car was parked. I am just sad that it happened like that, as said before, we wanted to give our car to the valet service of the hotel for the following day.
The hotel itself is very pretty, the food is really nice too and it is an excellent place to stay in LA, but best perhaps with no car.