Our stay at The Crescent Beverly Hills was great! The room was very clean, well designed and in a convenient area for our visit to Los Angeles.
THE BUILDING: The building seems old but updated. Checking in was incredibly easy. You will need to register through their own app ahead of time, but retrieving the entry codes was very easy. Concierge is all done through the app, but each time I reached out, the staff were incredibly gracious and accommodating. One night I came back to the Airbnb after hours and the front door code worked just fine. The walls are very thin and could occasionally hear people laughing loudly, walking down the halls, or walking above our unit. One of our mornings, there was hammering and maintenance talking very loudly outside our window which woke us up. Our neighbor didn’t approve either and we heard him yelling for them to stop.
AMENITIES: The bed was so comfortable. The bathroom was pretty small, but very clean. The thermostat just seemed to be a thermometer for the room, as there was no unit within the room and setting a desired temperature did not work. Thankfully, it was pretty cold durning our trip, but I would not recommend staying here in the dead of summer. I didn’t request cleaning or restocking, as my trip was pretty short and it is all an additional charge. I inquired about the $30 breakfast offer for the onsite cafe (called Nua) listed on the Airbnb and their app, and was told there is no offer via concierge; However, we ate here for dinner and cocktails and it was delicious!
PARKING: There is a parking structure across the street, which varies how long you park, however if you plan on using your car multiple times a day there is an option to valet for a flat $30 per day, which is helpful. Street parking is all metered.
All in all, it was a very quirky little place to stay and I would definitely stay again weather permitting.