Millennium Biltmore Hotel

Historic downtown gem with oodles of character and Hollywood history.

This hotel is lovely, but I was really surprised at how poorly the bathroom was maintained. The tub looked dirty and there was a big rust stain around the drain. The grout looked black in places and the paint on one of the cabinets looked dirty and needed to be repainted. The shower itself was awesome - no low flow shower heads in there! The carpet in the hallways is held together with duct tape (all over the place). If you can get past that, the beds are super comfortable and the hotel public areas are absolutely gorgeous. ...read more

This hotel is over rated n the star level. It is a older building with a very small bath room. the feature of the hotel is it's location and bar. Very overpriced hotel not worth the money.

2 star hotel at best, given a room with only one bed even though a room with 2 bed was specifically. requested. 3rd floor rooms are very noisy with fan noises.

Very average. Not up to the standard of the other 3 1/2 star hotels I typically stay at.

Great experience. Must try at least once.

Public rooms are very beautiful, if you like old world; staff is excellent and courteous (except bar waiters); breakfast in the restaurant was excellent food and service; sleeping rooms are a little dated; bathrooms are very small; courtesy town car is very nice, but stops at 6pm; hallways to sleeping rooms are terrible with old paint and dirty worn carpet; executive lounge is not worth much in the morning (nor friendly); executive sleeping rooms are very nice. ...read more

The architecture of the hotel is beautiful and lovely to be in the lobby and general public rooms. The rooms are very clean, and comfortable. If noise bothers you, ask for a room not on the street, or, travel with ear plugs, or a white noise machine. I travel with earplugs and this worked for me.