We found The Miyako Hotel in Little Tokyo on TripAdvisor and thought we'd give it a go as it had good reviews. I have to say this was a great choice overall. The staff were always extremely helpful and courteous. The room (executive king suite) was great - king size bed did not disappoint, bathroom and room were very clean... More

we stay in Miyako Hotel twice. first time 2 days and go out for 6 day tour trip. then go back for 3 nights. we keep our luggage there during the tour trip wihout any charge. Rooms are very clearn and big enough for us as we do have 5 suitcases. hotel is located in Little Tokyo and very close... More

Hotels in downtown LA can be pricy, and often not worth it. But you also need to worry about staying a low-rent hotel as well. After all, this is Downtown LA! I found the Miyako to be a nice surprise. Great location in LIttle Tokyo, just a coupe of blocks from a MetroLine station. Check in was easy, and I... More

I went to LA to visit sister and I stayed here. I couldnt have asked for a better way to be immersed in the local asian culture. Ive stayed at 4 and 5 star hotels before and been in luxurious suites but I liked the feel of this place better. Of course the amenities arent as nice but the feel... More

Picked this hotel since it is easy to reach from Union Station. One stop on the Gold line. Bus #30 runs frequently 24hrs,a day with connections to all other area transit. Little Tokyo has variety of restaurants and shops for immediate needs. The hotel has a reasonably priced cafe for coffee and bagels. We paid extra for an "Executive Tokyo... More

I was going to a concert at Disney Hall but didn't want to spend a lot for a hotel since I was staying two nights. The Miyako is about 8 blocks from Disney Hall (yes, there's a hill, but it won't kill you) and I got a rate of $138/night. Got out of the concert at 9:30 pm on a... More

The hotel has a good location. it is between 'civic centre' metro station and 'little tokyo' metro station. There are a lot of japanese food restaurant opposite the hotel and just beside the hotel. it has clean room and friendly staff. The price is a little bit expensive tho. :)

We were attending a Japanese funeral at the Fukui Mortuary and my parents wanted to be downtown. I checked the Doubletree (former New Otani), Bonaventure and both DT Marriotts. Three hotels were sold out and the Doubletree was $375 a night on Travelocity. Ouch, when you aren't traveling on expense account! Then my mother had a brainstorm and asked me... More

We needed to be near the train station in Los Angeles and were looking for a nice hotel that wouldn't break the bank. This hotel was clean and we got good service. The price was less than most in the area. I grew up near this area so I am familiar with it. It's not pretty but during the day... More