The Culver Hotel

Welcoming. Historic. Comfortable.

Room was clean and comfortable! All the staff was wonderful.

Fantastic location, staff, room, ambiance!

Environment very good

Overall it is nice.

Love the historical culture

Nice historic 100 year old hotel in heart of Culver City

Exceptional

It’s an old, beautiful hotel, very conveniently located. Odd shaped buildings, so odd shaped room - but charming. There is a lot to like. Underground parking next door, and walkable neighborhood. Had a great time. Did get woke up by screaming homeless person early morning, but has nothing to do with the hotel. Also did not observe many homeless while walking around - it’s a safe neighborhood. Will stay again

Great location, great vibe. Everything is so elegant with a sense of history and Hollywood. Love it.

We had a very nice one night stay.

Spacious room The curtains were broken, no pool, the staff in the restaurant is rude and slow, they prefer to serve the restaurant guests but not hotel guests, they give hotel guests the worst tables. They promise complimentary fruits but it takes 5 times to ask to bring them. The street was closed so I had to park a block away and walk with luggage.

Beautiful hotel with lovely spacious rooms. Location was perfect for where I needed to be. I initially booked through Booking.com but was charged twice, once through the Booking.com app and again from the hotel directly. Advice would be to verify charges upon checking out.

Made me cancel my booking the very last minute, they said because of a pricing mistake

Great historic hotel in the heart of Culver City. Hotel staff are professional, knowledgeable, and friendly. Close to many restaurants and walking distance to the LA Metro Rail system.

Superb

Although I didn’t consume breakfast the CAPPUCCINO was outta this world. Better than Erewhon! Maybe best I’ve ever had. I loved the honey substitute— however, brown, palm or turbinado sugar is a MUST!

Great historical hotel, beautiful vibe for cocktails.

Not every modern convenience, and limited in some ways (no countertop around the sink, oddly shaped rooms, a huge wardrobe rather than a closet), but if you like history and appreciate the preservation of unique architectural details, this is an excellent find. Lovely outdoor dining, parking was near enough, very walkable area. Expensive, but we’d go back. Really enjoyed this slice of film history that has been left intact and offers a window into a bygone era.

Love the historical charm of the hotel. Staff was exceptionally kind. Can’t wait to return!