It was an ok experience. Great location. Cosmo itself is an empty, narrow street (almost like an alley) but its in prime Hollywood territory walking distance to the W, several clubs (Lure), and other restaurants/attractions, so you can't beat that. Room is clean and modern, but be sure to read the description. Not all rooms have A/C. I didn't read it fully and found myself in a 80+ degree summer day with only 2 box fans (my fault for not reading). This meant I left the windows open at night and being a lively neighborhood, there's a lot of loud music trickling in. Shared bathroom is not a problem. Never found it busy. Only other issue was overnight parking in the lot next door was $20 which is pricey and with no in and out privilges made it almost useless for my purposes. Also I think the maid or maintenance person opened my door in the morning of checkout while I was sleeping before checkout time totally surprising me while sleeping...just seconds after the faintest knock (I tried to say excuse me, but I guess he/she didnt hear). Good thing I had clothes on. That could have been a disaster. At least Mary apologized by text saying there was miscommunication on what guest room was vacant and ready to clean. If you have a car, the price is really $85 with overnight parking unless you want to deal with street meters. I think next time I'll probably opt for a location with free parking. Probably won't be in the middle of the action though