3515 Wilshire Blvd

I recently stayed at the Line Hotel and had a fantastic experience. The hotel felt very safe, which is always a top priority for me when traveling. The staff was exceptionally friendly and attentive, making sure every detail of my stay was perfect. It's a pet friendly hotel, keep in mind they charge a $50 deposit for the pet but it does get returned. The amenities were spotwell-maintained, from the rooms to the common areas. It's clear that the hotel takes cleanliness and guest comfort seriously. Additionally, if you encounter any issues with your room, the staff is quick to accommodate you. They're fast, efficient, and truly go above and beyond to ensure you're satisfied. The overall atmosphere is modern, stylish, and inviting. I highly recommend the Line Hotel for a secure, comfortable, and hassle-free stay.

DO NOT EVER STAY HERE. Five star prices with no star service. The Line Hotel is the very epitome of DEI. From the valet, the Bell Hop, to front desk and upper management, obviously not qualified to work there and everyone is rude, acts entitled, and obviously hates life. It seems they recruited the entire staff from the local DMV. You guys need some serious help.

The LINE is just fine, the best part of the line is the location which the main reason we stayed there. It's like the hotel is simultaneously modern but dated at the same time. The decor is modern with concrete walls and simplistic furniture. The lobby bar area is really cute tho. My favorite thing about staying at hotels is usually the luxury bedding and pillows which The Line lacks. The pillows are flat and the sheets aren't super soft. Views are pretty cool through their floor to ceiling windows. TV is cable with no streaming/chromecaat capabilities Valet is 50 per day, I highly recommend keeping in mind valet took 20-25 minutes to get our car during check out time. Delayed our plans for a bit but understandable, they were busy.

I was at the lobby bar having a few beers. The service was pleasant. Table and chairs were eye catching.

We booked this hotel for a short 3 night stay. I was looking for affordable and proximity to attractions. The hotel charges you a night for amenity which was a downside and the parking was 50 bucks a night. The rooms were weirdly designed and you couldn't move around comfortably. The pool was a weird color but regardless we still got in. There was a couple of issues with the plumbing . Tips: there's a parking garage nearby that could pay for half the price of valet, there's also a subway station across the street. There's about 13 floors starting at the 4 the floors. I do want to express the amazing customer service from front desk to back of the house.

One of my top hotels I love to stay at when I come to LA. The following qualities that matter to me in a hotel are as follows.. Cleanliness Comfortability Customer service Modern amenities Convenient location Aesthetically pleasing rooms Cuisine I feel like The Line checks every box. If you choose the rooms with the views of the Hollywood sign you wont be disappointed. As as location, the Line is in the heart of Korea town so there plenty of food near however, they do have a restaurant called Openaire on site as well as a really modern coffee shop and bar. The only thing I would say is that the overall room is comfortable but the bed are very modern so there lower in height. If you have trouble physically with legs and knees getting out of bed will be a challenge.

We stayed three nights here while staying in koreatown. It was continently located right next to a metro stop and many businesses. They have also many amenities a restaurant, speakeasy, pool, and an Alfred's coffeehouse in the lobby. They offered us a free drink at the bar and 20 percent off at the restaurant that we never ended up using. They charge a high price for valet it is $50 a night. There are many options in the area that are much cheaper. I also wasn't a big fan of the layout of the room. It felt like the bed was right in the middle of the room. We also had issues with our toilet the first night. Overall it worked for us but there were some issues that came up that we had to tackle during our stay.

This picture is of one of the bartenders named Richard , I ordered food and he totally forgot about my order . He had the nerve to get a nasty attitude and get rude when I brought it up to his manager . I HATE that we treat each other this way . When I told his manager George he made excuses for him and still charged me for food that came out an hour late and wrong smh . Richard is the only bartender of color and it is unfortunate to have to leave a review like this . Richard's behavior was disgusting, he was disgusting and unprofessional and I will definitely be speaking up when treated this way . I must mention that almost everything else about the venue was outstanding and the rest of the staff were welcoming . The ambiance is otherwise top of the "LINE" .

Good location hotel in KTown, not so great staff and service. Rooms are small and a bit cramped. During my stay I was in an emergency situation where I was injured pretty badly, I didn't have a room key so I had to ask the front desk to help me as I was separated from the group I was traveling with and really just wanted to lay down after receiving treatment from urgent care. I had offered my license, credit card, and anything else but was denied even any help to get access to my room. At this point I had a head wrap from a concussion and also bandaged covering up injuries and the front desk person told me I'd only be able to get access if I bought another room for the night. ? The pool is nice but overcrowded. There is no regular housekeeping. Valet parking is encouraged.

Reserved and paid for a mountain view, but when arrived they not have one. After a half hour on phone and in person, with front desk talking to chain of command, they finally gave me what I paid for. Not even. The following day they were going to give me "the real room." Charged me bullshit amenity fee, but did not use anything. And not informed when I checked out. On arrival waited approximately ten minutes in line at front desk, while staff was on the phone. No coffee maker or cups in the room, just condoms and lubricants.

Gimmick Chic This hotel tries to be fancy with its exposed wires, walls and 2nd floor pool but fails on the simple things like air conditioning (our room was sticky because it does not dehumidify), plumbing (our shower drain was clogged and toilet handle temperamental) and WiFi (could not get a consistent signal). And the rooms are TINY because of the huge unnecessary furniture. I cooled off in the 2nd pool even though there was a roach floating in the middle of it. The $20 cocktails were nice and the food was good. The hotel staff was attentive and service was good as well Bottom line: it's expensive for what it is - a renovated old hotel that still needs renovating.

Check in and checkout: flawless, no issue. Check out: asked for a 1pm checkout time and had zero issue. Keep in mind it's $75 if you need a 3pm checkout and half day rate if you need a 6pm checkout time (as of 2024). Website shows some $25/day thing that will cover breakfast, it's not honorable due to it being a special rate so the website is sort of deceiving and easy to miss. It only applies to certain days. Room: it's honestly not what you expect a 4 star hotel to be like. It's very chic and modern. Plain cement walls and very instagrammable. - Bathroom was extremely clean - sink is slow to drain - there are tons of snacks and goods in the room, don't touch them. If there's no price on things, never touch it. Make that a good mindset. - bedding and towels are crisp and clean. - no fridge space - if you want water, you have to go to the first floor to refill. - lots of random and odd decoration in the room like a rock, maybe some sort of meditation stuff - tv remote is slow - carpet floors - amazingly strong shower head - don't get a room facing the Main Street, it's extremely loud and you can hear all the car racing and people screaming randomly - has a pool, openaire restaurant and bar on the second floor ($15 cover fee) - bar and coffee shop on the first floor lobby - parking is insanely expensive - there are no big trash cans anywhere around the hotel

The LINE hotel is my Go-to when I'm in LA! Although the rooms can be a bit tight for two, the service I receive is always marvelous! From check-in to the valet team, even house keeping is nice and extremely professional. For my last visit, Paola was a dream to work with and got us settled and checked-out efficiently, providing amazing visitor experience! Until next time LINE

We stayed in the LINE LA for a night to visit with family that was in LA for work. It was a quick trip but we wanted to stay in the same hotel so we could maximize our time together. When we pulled up the area to load and unload was a bit hidden, we ended up having to do a loop before pulling back in. The best choice is to have your car valet parked unless you want to find street parking, it ended up being $53.90 (excluding tips) for our one night with about 24 hours of parking. The staff at check in were friendly and even gave us some recommendations and we were given our room key pretty quickly. When we first got to the room we thought it was really cute and had a lot of personality. Fun art on the wall and unique seating and room arrangement. We also thought the bathroom was spacious and the shower was clean. We didn't spend much time in the room and ended up at the hotel bar to wait for our family member. The specialty cocktails were EXPENSIVE ($17) and were fine but didn't wow us in size or taste for the price. The $10 pints of beer are definitely a better deal. After a few hours out we returned to sleep for the night and found our room hadn't cooled off much despite us lowering the thermostat. We slept without any covers because we were uncomfortably warm (for us) we typically sleep with temperatures anywhere 68 degrees and lower. We even turned the thermostat as low as it would go hoping it would cool things down more and faster. They also had very thin pillows on the beds. I personally love the big fluffy ones that most hotels have and ended up sleeping on two just for a bit more fluff. Not an ideal sleep. When we were getting ready the next morning the shower took FOREVER to warm up, my husband actually took a cold shower and it finally heated up towards the end of his shower so I luckily had hot water. The water pressure also wasn't great. I also wanted to note that while the rooms have a mini fridge, it is filled with drinks that you can pay for and makes it useless for storing leftovers or your own beverages or items. I saw in another review that they charge to have the fridge cleared so we didn't even touch it for fear of getting charged for something we didn't consume. The ice machine on our floor was also broken. I will say the floor to ceiling windows are cool especially at sunset/sunrise and it's a great location to explore Koreatown, but for the price it isn't somewhere we'll be staying again.

I really enjoyed my stay here!! Lots of activities happening within the hotel and it's walking distance from many popular areas of Ktown. I will definitely be staying here again. The pros definitely outweigh the minor cons. Pros: + Daily housekeeping + Weekly Tai Chi, Poolside DJ, Astrology Readings, Meditation Sessions, etc. + Walking distance to several banks and ATMs + Preorder breakfast delivery service to your room + Nice furniture and a lot of table space! + Alfred and Sundae School in the lobby! + Across the street from the Metro Purple Line Cons: + Room is not sound proof (noisy nightlife!) + $25 fee to clear the mini-fridge for personal use + The air conditioning is really loud + No SmartTV / Streaming + $55 Daily Valet Parking ONLY

The note I wrote to management after my stay, which I never got a response to: I booked a stay for 13 nights, for work (but it was paid for by personal funds). On my second night, a Sunday, I was trying to get a good night's sleep because my first day of work was bright and early the next morning. A major problem with the AC unit popped up. A terribly loud GRINDING noise would shake the ceiling briefly every 18 minutes. Even when the AC was turned off. When I reported this to the front desk at 2AM, having not slept at all, the front desk woman informed me that I could move, but not to the same kind of room. I didn't want to stay in a smaller room for the next 11 nights, so I said I'd try to sleep. Unable to do so, I called again at 3:45 and this time was connected to a manager, who sent two engineers up. They confirmed it was a problem with the AC unit, and having heard the noise, confirmed yes, it would be impossible to sleep through. This time the manager said there WAS a room just like mine above. Wow, that's interesting. I asked if I could go sleep there right away and move my shit in the morning. He said no, I would have to move right then, in the middle of the night. Fine. I had already fully unpacked for my two-week stay but I moved all my stuff into a new room, in my pajamas, at 5AM and managed to get three hours of sleep before my first day of work. No apologies were offered at any time for any of this. A few days later, I asked the same manager if he would please comp me the night that I was unable to use my room, and he refused. At first he said it wasn't the hotel's fault, it was outside noise, until I reminded him that his OWN ENGINEERS confirmed it was a problem with the HVAC. Then he grudgingly said, "I can offer $90." (Not the price of a night.) I said I paid for a room so I could sleep in it, and that the hotel room had made that impossible. He said, "But we accommodated you." As if giving me a different room at 4:30AM made up for the fact that I was unable to SLEEP, the reason I had PURCHASED an evening's stay in the first place. Again, no apology. He eventually offered an additional $30 and I accepted and left. The room I was moved to required repairs, which were made after I requested them. But on my last morning, when I had a very important zoom pitch scheduled, deafeningly loud drilling was going on in the room directly next door or upstairs that made it impossible to even hear anything. There was NO ADVANCE NOTICE that this was going to happen, or I would have made other arrangements for my meeting. But at least the front desk apologized and comped me the utility fee ($30) for this issue. The upshot: I have a lot of future stays planned in Los Angeles, and I wish I could say I was going to return, because I loved the view and the location is great. Your bartenders are notably skilled and very likable. But I can't imagine returning to a hotel where the MANAGEMENT treated me with such a nickel-and-dime attitude, and not a single apology for that insane sleepless night. (I will say that the front desk employees were much more agreeable.) I hope that manager feels it was worth it to save the additional $50 on a $3200+ stay, with many more that would have been planned for the future. I won't be making the mistake of staying at The Line again, and it won't be a place I recommend to others, either.

I've stayed there for 2 nights from 8/21 to 8/23. Our rooms were on 3rd floor, right above the lobby. On the first night, there was some kind of filming next to the hotel, and all staffs were right next to the lobby, talking very loudly. Also, many people were gathered in the room next to us, also talking and laughing loudly, until 3 in the morning. On the second night, there was a party bus parked next to the lobby. Door was open with music playing very loudly. There were people outside of the bus, also talking, laughing and cheering very loudly until about 2:30 in the morning. When we check out, we mentioned that at the front desk and asked for the manager. Unfortunately, manager was in a meeting and front desk person said will leave a note and the manager will reach out to us. A week has gone by, but haven't heard anything from the manager.

I stayed here with my 2 kids on a sat- sun. I was skeptical because some of the reviews but we took a chance since we wanted to stay in Korea Town. First off, before you stay at any hotel you should always do research on extra fees. So I knew what to expect when it came to valet and resort fees. Which the fees are common when staying at a hotel in the LA area. Also, it's on their website so it's not a surprise. There is no street close to the hotel so I suggest that if you do have a car you valet. You can go in and out. When we arrived to check on sat around 630, there was barely any wait. The valet greeted us and let us know upfront of the valet charge. I appreciated that. Then told us where to go to check in. They were very nice. As we walked in the lobby, I noticed a cute little coffee shop and a bar lounge area. There was a wedding reception going on so there was music playing. Looked like a fun time. We only waited about 5 min to get checked. The front desk employee greeted us and apologize for the wait. Those little things make a difference for me. Check in went smoothly and they also notified us the valet charge and resort fees. There was a hold deposit of 150 I believe for accidentals (common). When we checked in, we did have to wait about 10 min because our room was not completed for inspection. No biggie tho. We didn't mind the short wait. The front desk employee was very nice about and found us immediately when the room was ready. The room... we booked a 2 bed with the Hollywood hills view...we got the 12th floor... highly recommend!! The view was amazing! The room is different from your average hotel room but that's what we loved about it. Also seems smaller than an average room but no issues here. The huge window looking forward from beds was such a plus. There was a tiny lounge area and a desk that is also used as a table. One of the main things I was worried about is the cleanliness of the bathroom.. i couldn't find any pictures in the reviews so that made me skeptical. But thank goodness.. the bathroom was nice and clean! No mildew anywhere. It was great! The whole room was clean. What I also liked about the room is the big window had 2 blinds, a sheer blind and a blackout blind depending if you want light coming thought. The kids loved it! Beds were comfy. No complaints. Location...you can walk to many different food places which is what we wanted. Of course we walked to get Korean bbq! We went to the coffee shop in the morning and it was goos. Had some pastries too. Definitely liked how we didn't have to walk out the hotel. I forgot to mention, one of the floors has a bar or restaurant. I saw a bunch of people dressed up in anime or cosplay or something like that? It looked like it would be a lot of fun. Didn't get to check it out because I had my kids. But it would have been cool to check out since it was convenient. Check out went smoothly! Valet brought my car out to me less than a 10 min wait. All staff was friendly! I would definitely recommend! I would give them a 4.5. I didn't check out the other amnesties but we will definitely stay here again if we come back.

I recently stayed at the Line La for a friends birthday & this place was so unique! The aesthetic and vibe of decor was so interesting and I was here for it. The view of LA especially during sunset is AMAZINGG. Waking up to this was definitely an experience! I did not book the room so I'm not sure on pricing or how it's compared to others around. It is located in the heart of Ktown so we were able to walk around easily & explore a lot of great spots. There is also a free overnight parking with your booked room! The lobby staff were really friendly & it was always busy, they had many people visiting around. I will definitely be back to experience the restaurant they have there or book again!

This is the worst hotel I've ever stayed in. The first room water heater, shower gel and socket were all broken. We had to change rooms the next day The second room was just as miserable, as soon as I entered the door, I saw that the cabinet was broken, and sockets also broken.

Had a very nice stay at this hotel. The rooms are a little small but also very cute. The hotel was very busy the weekend I was there and it was fun energy. They do a lot of great events and there was one on Saturday that was completely mobbed. One of my favorite things about this hotel is the Alfred of course. It's a little bit of a noisy location got woken up in the middle of the night by someone screaming outside but the hotel is pretty not fancy but has a good fun vibe and it was cool to stay somewhere different. I booked it through the Soho House app because they have an affiliation with the line. The valet guy was so incredibly nice as was the Bellman. I only complaint was the front desk staff for like a little bit unfriendly just one of them. It just rubs off wrong and doesn't exactly breed to being welcomed when you first walk in overall great stay.

We were so excited to stay at The Line, having heard such great things about it. Unfortunately when we woke up we had a cockroach in our bathroom. We requested a full refund for our room as this is disgusting and unsanitary considering they have a Resturant close by... they did not compensate our room. They could only give us half off.... Very disappointing and we will not be coming back.

Excellent hotel in a very walkable area (right near Korea-town. The hotel was clean stylish and had a wonderful view. I ordered room service before I headed to the airport and it arrived promptly at the time I requested. The food was delicious and well presented. The front desk staff was very helpful when checking in, and they were even able to accommodate my bathroom type (bathtub) request. I would definitely stay here again.

My friends and I stopped by at the bar on Friday, 10/11/2024 for my birthday for a break from dancing at Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, and definitely encountered (not my first) bar discrimination here! The bartender acknowledged my friend and I saying that he will serve us but proceeded to serve 4 more parties that arrived after us, then told me that he was closed for the night---at 12:00 am LOL. we weren't sure why he kept serving more parties though but guessing it might've been some form of favoritism? we waited for about 35 min to get his attention, as we were aware that he was the only bartender that busy night. felt like some form of discrimination/letdown but it's ok since we know some parties appear tend to tip more maybe? thank you!

This hotel has a unique look, and industrial modern style. The walls are concrete with minimal decorations. The hotel lobby is nice, it has a coffee shop called the Alfred and a bar and also a club (the club security guy is cute too)! Pros: This hotel is poppin. People come here to hang out in the lobby. I spotted Steve Aoki coming out of the elevator. There were a lot of events going on. That might be because it was BET awards weekend. The large windows in the room are nice, lots of natural light. The bathroom amenities (soap, lotion, body wash, etc.) are of good quality. The staff is nice and it's a clean hotel. Cons: parking is $50 a night for guests, that's ridiculously expensive! The elevators are slow, and the windows are kind of hard to open.

An ok stay & a fantastic dinner- overall an extremely uneven experience. Pros: aesthetic not for everyone but I like it Location fabulous for good eats in K town bag check people were super nice & on top of things Dinner at openaire was fabulous Special event room w outside little sitting area Very nice seating area by cafe in lobby Very nice cowshed toiletries Cons: 3 different outlets in my room were busted! Handle on my shower literally came off. Water temperature thus hard to regulate Little bit sketchy as u walk around area so be mindful Window curtain controls were not working well Front desk staff- half were nice held were cranky Coffee in fancy coffee shop just ok A lot of construction nearby- I'm not a light sleeper so was ok but if noise bugs you- bring earplugs.

Stayed for one night last weekend and for it being a last minute booking, the room was awesome. It seemed small, but it had everything you need and the view was rad too. My friend and I walked around the area to walk off our heavy dinner earlier. We hit up HMart and 7/11. I liked that BCD was a couple minutes walk away too. The only downside was the parking. Valet only and staying overnight was $50. Aside from that, my friend and I enjoyed our stay.

I absolutely love coming to Line Plastic Surgery. I was recommended by my friend after her eye surgery. I came for Botox before and the doctor is so friendly and professional. I come from NorCal and will be coming back again. I highly recommend Line. It's worth the flight or drive with their amazing service and prices.

The Line Hotel in Koreatown is top-notch! From the stylish accommodations to the vibrant lobby bar, everything exceeded our expectations. Kyle, who assisted us with our event, was exceptionally friendly and helpful. Highly recommend this hotel for a fantastic stay in LA!

This hotel would be ok if there weren't major construction going on right next door. They started working at 4:45 on a Sunday which was also Mother's Day. The hotel should supply earplugs in the room. This hotel was not cheap, and they cut corners on things you would expect to find in a hotel room. There is no coffee maker or shower caps in the room. The decor in the room is very industrial, a very different space. We went to the 2nd floor and checked out the restaurant and the pool. Both are glorious and looked very inviting. I can't recommend this hotel, while the construction is going on.

Hotel room smells like someone smoked before and charger doesn't work. It's extremely loud through the night. Not worthy it .

Stayed here for a weekend getaway. Loving the location and the on-site restaurant, but the room itself needs some help...the hotel and the room has the modern industrial vibe. The room is small which is typical in LA, but they have a lot of unnecessary oversized furnitures just for the look but it's not practical. Like the uneven surface coffee table that you can't really use for putting stuffs on top and it's so oversized that when you walk by, you might hurt yourself. The worst is the shower!!! No hot shower at all; warmish water after waiting for 10 mins and it forced us to take a quick one bc it's so cold. The whole bathroom is a low budget, outdated project. And not sure why they have a big plastic ice tube in the small bathroom. Not sure if it's trash or dirty towels or ice?! Both side chairs were also huge and not fitting the room well. Tv was extremely small, like a little laptop on the wall and the tv is outdated that doesn't come with any app, just the basic cable channels. We got the Hollywood sign room, which is the nicest part of the stay and the power operated blind/shade. Early check in before 1pm is also 76 dollars more; not worth it! Just go to eat and come back to check in....overnight parking is 46 dollars per night and you can access the vehicle in and out.

All I gotta say is the guy who was working valet at 3:30 AM on Friday night/Saturday morning, has horrible customer service, horrible attitude and was very rude. I don't recommend having someone like that on your staff. Pulled my car up, jumped out & left the door open and just walked away without even saying anything. Very rude.

Stayed in Line Hotel in K Town in August 2024,, Los Angeles. CA. Arrived on mid morning flight and took Lyft to hotel. Right off the bat, hotel charged an 'extra $75 for early check-in' , even though rooms were already made up & cleaned. There was no added service for the $75 charge. Most hotels have a small gift shop/toiletries counter but not Line Hotel. Hotel encouraged you to enjoy the snacks stacked in room for nearly $10 a snack, which I avoided. Hotel automatically charges you $300 for 'incidentals' (on a daily basis) which include use of wifi and pool, even if you don't need or use it. Weather is quite warm so if you need laundry cleaned, hotel will do it for $13 per polo shirt, $5 per pair of socks and $5 for each undergarment. It took some coaxing before front desk admitted there was a coin laundry 2 1/2 blocks away ($4 wash/$2 dry). Yes, it is tourist season. But these extra charges seem excessive and greedy. When you hit your new guests with a $75 extra charge (without any service) it offends the guest and sends a terrible message. Tourist season should not mean taking money in this manner.

There are pros and cons to this place. The hotel building itself is decent. The walls are straight concrete, just gray no other wall decorations; I think that was the look they were going for but personally I wasn't feeling it. It gave a sort of Eastern European cheap hostel vibe. Also as soon as I walked in there was a dead cockroach on the floor. So that was pretty gross. The plus side of this hotel is that it is directly connected to the dance/night club downstairs. So if that's what you're looking for in LA, this is pretty convenient since you don't have to Uber or drive anywhere else. The night club is mostly 80's disco themed so don't worry expect other genre of music. If you're into dancing this might be the right place for you. The crowd is definitely on the younger side. There's also a speakeasy bar that's in conjunction with the hotel, so that's pretty cool.

The hotel charged me a $70 "amenity fee" that I did not approve AFTER they refunded our security deposit... seemingly hoping that we would not notice once we ensured our deposit was refunded on the bank account. We did not use anything in our mini bar or fridge, pool, etc. We also called the hotel to explain, and they did not remedy the issue. If the bar of soap on the sink is considered an amenity, I'm not sure what the $220 a night covered except a room with a refrigerator door that wouldn't close (and had to be taped shut). It also doesn't cover parking as that's an additional $50 a day and the employees refused to recommend a parking garage nearby. This is extremely deceitful and not a way to build customer trust. Before seeing this charge we would have returned with our entire staff team twice annually.

My second time staying at this hotel. We were able to get an early check-in around noon since our room was ready. We booked it a couple months ago for a conference at the hotel and used the conference's rate to get the room for a two night three day stay. Our room on the 9th floor was nice, but double pane windows and thicker walls would definitely help with the traffic noise and the neighboring rooms beside, below, and above us. Other than that, a pleasant stay with tons of restaurants and bars walking distance, Hmart two blocks away, and many more. Wish they would update the gym equipment, the same since my first stay in 2017 but this time around there were two treadmills that weren't working.

I stayed one night at The LINE Hotel on Wilshire to attend the Blackpink concert at Banc of California stadium on Nov. 20. It was a short visit as I flew in from Honolulu on the 20th and arrived at the hotel around 4:30pm. Whoa, a pretty eclectic place ... very industrial, loft-ish style with bare concrete walls and austere furnishings. My room was on the smallish size with a small, but perfectly adequate bathroom, a very small closet and just enough seating for two. The bed faced the floor-to-ceiling wall of glass overlooking Wilshire Boulevard. There is a wall-mounted TV and power shades for privacy. The concert was at 8pm and I arranged a ride at 5:30pm so I went to the bar for a drink. It's a nice space but there was a limited selection of gins so I ordered a Hendricks gin and tonic. A perfectly fine drink, albeit at a price. As this is a review of the hotel, I'll omit anything related to the concert. I returned at midnight and wanted to find a place to have some drinks and dinner but it was too late. So, I had to make do with whatever I had in my duffle bag (cookies) and retired for the night. The bed is comfortable though the noise from the street was somewhat intrusive. The next morning I went down to the 2nd floor where the Openaire Restaurant is located. It's a bright, airy space with a large bar on one side. I had the LINE breakfast: two eggs, pancakes, chicken sausage and cottage potatoes. The eggs were somewhat underdone but the breakfast was fine; at least for an hour. I spent the remainder of my stay in the bathroom in my room ... something in the breakfast didn't agree with me. I do have a sensitive stomach but the only thing I could think of was the undercooked eggs. Oh well, 2 hours later I felt better and checked out to return to LAX and flew back to Honolulu. Final thoughts ... I like the hotel and its location but I think at least one of the bars should stay open past 10pm. This is LA, not Honolulu. Would I return? Yes, I would, in spite of my distress after breakfast in Openaire, and if it's a short stay. The closet is too small for more than one or two days.

I stayed at the LINE at the end of January 2024 in a King city view room. We chose this hotel due to the location. There is a lot to do within walking distance and it was convenient getting around to other parts of LA from Koreatown. There's even a D train stop across the street if you're willing to brave LA public transit (we were visiting from Chicago where public transit is a part of daily life, so we did and it was incredibly cheap and quick to get downtown). Check-in begins right at 3, and not a minute sooner - unless you're willing to cover a $50 early check-in fee. If, like us, you do arrive early, they offer the option to stow your bags so you can travel lightly as you find something to fill the time before check-in. The rooms were small but modern. In the king size, it felt like there was a singular path of travel around the bed, which was the center-point of the room, but the space felt manageable with two people. I really enjoyed the Cowshed products and especially appreciated that full-size products were provided in lieu of the scanty trial sizes typically dealt out at hotels. Breakfast is not included in your stay, so I recommend grabbing a breakfast sandwich across the street at Egg Tuck and a vanilla latte downstairs at Alfred. Something that I didn't love about this hotel is the amount of fees associated with staying here, starting with the $30/person amenity fee charged to your bill automatically. I've never stayed somewhere that charged so many fees. That aspect of the stay felt a bit rigid and unaccommodating. That said, I enjoyed my stay at the LINE and would consider staying here again.

This place is very unique a construction type look but the staff and the rooms and everything are out of this world. You will not be disappointed. I'm a very picky guy. I have no complaints.

There was a coffee shop in the lobby with a bar that shared the same kitchen/food as their restaurant on level 2. The artwork and construction was beautiful and impressive. At night, the lobby bathroom is shared with Kiss Kiss Bang Bang at night, so mind the rowdiness. Also had to wake up to some of the workers going on strike about some contract, but didn't really mind as much as my partner, and the front desk actually cleared out our service fee in lieu of the inconvenience. Also one of the elevators was out and it always took longer than you'd think to get down. The room was really impressive! If I had all the money in the world, my guest room would be furnished like our room at The Line. The bathroom was alright, a bit tacky imo. The pool was really pretty, I can imagine not feeling as comfortable swimming during dinner service at Openaire. All in all, there were a lot of pieces of furniture that I wish I could steal lol. Taking a bunch of inspiration for decorating my partner's backyard. Overall pretty great date!

The hotel is pretty basic. It's definitely rocking an artist vibe with bare concrete walls and galleries. Pretty neat. Clean rooms. Spacious. A $50 upgrade left us looking at the Hollywood sign, as well as the run down buildings in the city. The restaurant is top notch. Excellent host, greeters, attenders and servers. The food is delicious if a bit pricy but it's LA. Recommend the huevos rancheros and the flatiron steak and eggs with kimchi fried rice. There's also a near coffee bar in the lobby with all kinds of nice specialties and treats aside from coffee. Though we only got the place cause it's close to what we needed to do, it was overall a great experience and we will return.

Girls weekend, we were looking for a fun hotel. Decided on here and it was meh. Other than the, I'll admit, amazing view, of Hollywood, and also the cool layout of the, albeit smallish room, it's not worth a repeat. Especially as the shower had no pressure, was overdue for a remodel and the shower head came apart, and the fact that I could literally hear the guy in the room above going to the bathroom. Oh the pool and outdoor restaurant serves amazing food. Ok, good points there!

I recently stay in the Line LA Hotel, and I must say that I am deeply disappointed and charges they impose on their guests. In particular, the resort fee of USD 30.09 per person is an absolute rip-off. Charging an additional fee on top of the already expensive room rate is nothing short of a scam. It is essentially a hidden cost that the hotel sneaks in without any prior disclosure or explanation. When you are already paying for your stay, you would expect basic amenities and services to be included without any extra charges. Now, let's take a closer look at what this resort fee supposedly includes. The list provided by the Line LA Hotel includes additional inclusions, bicycle storage, concierge service, health club access, housekeeping, newspaper, phone calls, and pool access. While some of these amenities are indeed expected in a hotel of this caliber, they should be provided as part of the standard room rate, not as an additional charge. Charging guests for basic services such as housekeeping and pool access is simply unjustifiable. To add insult to injury, the Line LA Hotel also charges an outrageous fee of $53.9 for valet parking per day !!!!

We had an issue at this hotel regarding our room and Arontá was able to address the problem. He made us feel valued and we will continue our patronage. Thank you for the attention that was provided to enhance are staycation . Ambiance is new, modern and clean . We will continue to come back .

Location, location, location! The convenience from being close to almost everything in Koreatown is unmatchable (especially for "fun night" journeys with close friends) BUT wish they would have put some effort into maintaining the facility more adequately. Dirty old stains and visible signs of age (i.e. cracked bathroom floor tiles and shower wall, cushions with disturbing dirty stains, etc.) were everywhere in the room (didn't bother to complain as you could tell that the cleaning staff couldn't do much as the "compounded careless cleaning over the years" would require proper deep cleaning from "outside" professionals) and when mentioned about it to the concierge during checkout, they simple said "oh, I'm sorry" and that was it... as expected. Again, it's still the best location to stay for a night out with friends in Koreatown but the previously considered cool vibe and "modern" design (including the bare concrete wall) hasn't aged well due to poor maintenance. On a side note, the food and ambiance at Openaire was excellent... but what isn't great in Koreatown when you're out with your buddies!

My only go to stop in LA! My home away from home!! Service sometimes inconsistent but staff super accommodating and very personable but I do frequently stay there so might be subject to opinion? Luv the proximity to all the bars and restaurants I want nearby in Ktown plus all the bars, restaurant options in house too!!! Pool plus gym are great amenities and always something going on no matter which day ur stay lands? Highly recommended!!!

Good location and decent prices in a busy ktown area but bars are very outdated and bartenders either dont serve asians or are prejudiced.

This review mainly reflects the first floor (bar/restaurant/lounge). Here was our experience on a Tuesday afternoon. AMBIANCE Parking: Valet parking and street parking but you're in Ktown so it can be competitive. Seating: Plenty of seating. You have bar seating and lounge seating for groups. Feels: The heart of Koreatown so there's a lot of hussle and bustle and pleasant sceneries such as the church across. The space itself is lovely. I dig the old hip hop and R&B music and clean wavy designs. Roomy space to catch up with a friend or chill. I generally heard this spot had a great night life vibe. It's pretty spacious to vibe out. DRINKS K-Town Cuban Mule (Recommend) Pleasant. The ginger, lime and rum were a pleasant mix but not much of the sesame but still a great kick overall! Purple Haze (Recommend) The hibiscus gin was pleasant. Sweet with a good alcoholic gin kick. CUSTOMER SERVICE: Awesome! Solid service. Friendly people and quick with the delivery. TL; DR OVERALL: 4.5 Stars. I like what I see and had a great experience from our time there. I look forward to check out more of their amenities - hotel room, community running group, pool lounge. Stay classy, The Line! Tips: * Valet parking differs with temporary stay and overnight.