Hilton Los Angeles/Universal City

We recently stayed at Hilton Universal Hollywood and overall had a good experience, mainly because of the people and the location. The biggest highlight is definitely how close it is to Universal — you really can’t beat the convenience if you’re planning a park day. The staff throughout the hotel were genuinely great. Everyone we interacted with was friendly, helpful, and professional, which made a big difference in our stay. That said, there are a few things to keep in mind. The hotel itself and the rooms feel a bit dated. Our HVAC unit also made a loud alarm sound at one point, which was unexpected and not ideal. Self-parking is pretty expensive at $50 per day, so be prepared for that added cost. (Which they also tax each day) We had the continental breakfast included, which made it w

The staff was very helpful and professional. The check-in and check-out was quick and easy. The room was really nice and the temperature was perfect. The lobby and common areas were always kept clean. Uber drivers were quick to arrive after requesting a ride. The food at the hotel was always very good. The only thing I don’t understand is how I lost my gold member status immediately after paying about $4,000 to stay there.

We stumbled upon an amazing deal on Trip.com after searching on Skyscanner, and it was the perfect opportunity for a last-minute trip to Universal Studios with my 10-year-old. We flew from Sydney to LAX and were blown away by the Hilton Universal City hotel. The reception staff were friendly, helpful, and made our stay even more special. Our king room on the executive floor exceeded expectations, with stunning views of LA and a super comfy bed. The room was spotless, and at $350 Australian per night, it was a steal! The hotel's shuttle bus to Universal Studios and nearby hotels was super convenient. We had an absolute blast and I wish we could've stayed longer. If you're heading to Universal Studios, I highly recommend staying at the Hilton Universal City – it was the perfect base for our

We got one of the corner rooms with city view and king bed. Pretty spacious, large tv, large bathroom, coffee and fridge. I thought there is supposed to be a microwave too, which we usually like to have, and which i kind of expect at $250 per night, but i don't see one 🤨 We like to go out to eat, order too much food, then i want to refrigerate it and microwave it later to eat late night. Guess we'll be eating it cold tonight. Great view here on the 15th floor - would've went even higher if we could. Receptionist gave us a choice between low or high room - i told her we wanted the best view lol. We just walked back from Universal Studios, it only took like 8 mins. We've stayed at the Sheraton here also, and it's very similar room. We've already been to the bar twice (been here less than 18h

The rooms were clean and very comfortable. Felt more like a studio apt. I had a full couch and desk, with a spacious bathroom. Was there for work, unfortunately I did not get the opportunity to enjoy any hotel amenities.