Miyako Hotel Los Angeles
Nestled along the historic Route 66, the Miyako Hotel Los Angeles offers travelers a unique blend of modern comfort and rich cultural heritage. With its striking Japanese-inspired architecture and serene gardens, guests can unwind in an oasis of tranquility amidst the bustling city. Enjoy exceptional amenities, including an authentic sushi bar and a prime location close to iconic attractions. Experience a warm welcome and a slice of Japan in the heart of Los Angeles, making it a perfect stop for those journeying along the Mother Road.
Jason Ginsburg
a month ago"The DTLA DoubleTree cancelled our reservation as we were riding in from the airport - it was raining & apparently our room wasn't waterproof. The Miyako was the next closest hotel, but we had no idea if they had any room for us. However Jose at the front desk patiently & happily walked us through several options until we got the room that was right for us. Indeed our entire stay was a delight. Like the DoubleTree, the Miyako is not a new hotel by any means, but unlike the DoubleTree it is lovingly cared for & maintained. If you would like to experience Little Tokyo or any other attractions in DTLA, I would highly recommend the Miyako Hotel for your stay."
Kaleb Castillo
3 months ago"Definitely one of the better hotels I have stayed at! The staff were helpful and the rooms were great. They helped us out so much when our festival got postponed for another weekend (camp flog gnaw ahem). Will come back to this hotel."
Sam Lardus
5 months ago"Comfortable mid-range hotel right in the heart of Little Tokyo. The location is unbeatable if you want to explore on foot. Rooms are clean and spacious enough. Service was polite and efficient. Lots of good food options nearby"
Iam Aperson
4 months ago"The room was clean, the shower was strong, bathroom big with bidet (!), the beds were comfy, the onsite bakery was delish. My only complaint was the unexpected daily deposit and the laundry machine eating quarters. The small gym is clean and efficient."
