http://www.yellowbot.com/miyako-hotels-resorts-los-angeles-ca.html http://st1.cdn.ypbot.net/prod/brands/yellowbot/logo_homepage_header.v0aa1e17.gif http://www.yellowbot.com/ http://www.yellowbot.com/miyako-hotels-resorts-los-angeles-ca.html Very nice Shiatsu style massage, calm interior, nice staff. I save parking expense by heading to a nail salon, Nail Service, which is only a few feet away for another 80 minutes treatment on hands and feet and get validation for free parking at Kajima building on San Pedro street. Pros + nice massage, nice staff Cons - no parking validation http://www.yellowbot.com/miyako-hotels-resorts-los-angeles-ca.html This hotel was the worst the room was not ready untill 6pm,then we get into our room toilet overflows,tv does not work,a/c is broken,then we cannot sleep because of the bar/ojah bar on 2nd floor,we were on the 3rd floor, has people singing loud untill 3am,spoke to the gm he was no help!what a jerk that gm was!we checked out next day! http://www.yellowbot.com/miyako-hotels-resorts-los-angeles-ca.html Overall, it was good, except the parking was $8 per day and I missed the complimentary shiatsu (my fault). The rooms are good quality for the price but avoid the breakfast buffet, it's overpriced and tastes barely edible. Pros + good service, nice rooms Cons - parking http://www.yellowbot.com/miyako-hotels-resorts-los-angeles-ca.html stayed here back in march, and while it's certainly not the swankiest of hotels, it's reasonably priced and there's a very nice spa inside the hotel. wasn't crowded at all, and for about $50-$60 i was able to use the steamroom, baths, and get a shiatsu massage during which--no joke--this 40-something japanese lady got on top of me and rocked back and forth, digging her knees into my back. i thought i was going to cry, but when it was over i felt pretty good. Pros + great spa, reasonable prices, excellent service Cons - slightly skeevy rooms, slightly sketchy hood http://www.yellowbot.com/miyako-hotels-resorts-los-angeles-ca.html I have stayed at the Miyako four times, and I enjoy it so much. The proximity to good Asian restaurants is a big plus. It is a walk if you want to use the subway, but you can take a DASH to Union Station and connect from there. I have always found the staff to be very kind, courteous, and... http://www.yellowbot.com/miyako-hotels-resorts-los-angeles-ca.html The hotel is quite overpriced. Position is good, but you pay for the internet, you pay for the parking because it's not free ... breakfast is not included. For all these reasons, i found this hotel expensive, even though the position is good and secure, and the hotel is clean and nice. http://www.yellowbot.com/miyako-hotels-resorts-los-angeles-ca.html Stayed at the Miyako in February, for 11 days. Staff was as friendly as can be, everything was clean inside the hotel, the room was more than large enough for the both of us and complete with a large bed. People were always smiling and happy to help. Considering location Miyako may not be a quite as fortunate as other... http://www.yellowbot.com/miyako-hotels-resorts-los-angeles-ca.html Guest did not leave a comment. http://www.yellowbot.com/miyako-hotels-resorts-los-angeles-ca.html Stayed here for business and found the hotel excellent. Located in Little Tokyo, it is perfectly located if you have business in downtown LA or surrounding areas (like Pasadena). Got a room rate of $109 on their web site and they upgraded me to the executive floor. Really didn't use the hotel except for sleeping, but the rooms were big... http://www.yellowbot.com/miyako-hotels-resorts-los-angeles-ca.html Little Tokyo is a great place to stay. Less expensive than other hotels in L.A., Miyako was a very nice hotel and we walked to dinner (the restaurants directly across the streets serve great Japanese diner food) and walked to lunch the next day (snacks, like takoyaki, on a stick inside the plaza area just a few paces from the hotel). Grocery shopping at Marukai (think great Japanese chocolate/biscuit treats and sauces for rice and meat dishes) is fun too. I would recommend staying in Little Tokyo as an alternative to other locations in L.A. The hotel public areas were a little run-down but the lobby is elegant and the room was very nice. ... http://www.yellowbot.com/miyako-hotels-resorts-los-angeles-ca.html The Miyako is one of those hotels not to many people seem to know about. I travel often to Los Angeles,30 weeks or more out of the year on business, and find my self trying new hotels all the time. This hotel has been consistent with every stay and is always a good place rest. The rooms are quiet, clean,... http://www.yellowbot.com/miyako-hotels-resorts-los-angeles-ca.html I won a bid for this hotel thru Priceline for $75/night. Most sites rate this hotel 3-star, Tripadvisor rate this 2-star. Hotel exterior looks old, but once you step in, it's a different story. The lobby is bright and clean and spacious. Parking was ~$20 per 24-hour. Its valet. I had a good experience, because they upgraded us to "Tokyo... http://www.yellowbot.com/miyako-hotels-resorts-los-angeles-ca.html Stayed there in a king size single room 1001. Top floor in the corner. Never heard a peep from anyone. Nice size, clean bathroom. The tv channel selections were the only downfall but hopefully you are not there for that. DVD player was also included. Attentive staff. Good room service. Across the street to a line of great asian restaurants. http://www.yellowbot.com/miyako-hotels-resorts-los-angeles-ca.html I stayed there from 1-4-08 to 1-6-08, and I have to tell you this was my worse hotel experience. First, i got there in the middle of a torrential rain, and was soaking wet when I got there. they have no shuttle from the Union Station, nor do they offer one, so I had to walk all the way there.... http://www.yellowbot.com/miyako-hotels-resorts-los-angeles-ca.html Stayed here with my partner and 10yr old daughter during our one month Xmas holidays in US. Got the room thru Priceline.com at $80 per nite. We were Malaysian Chinese who emigrated to Auckland, NZ, 6 yrs ago and will be relocating to Melbourne, Australia after this US trip. Great room with 5-star hotel facilities, e.g. free broadband connection, downloaded... http://www.yellowbot.com/miyako-hotels-resorts-los-angeles-ca.html Outwardly, the New Miyako has a strong 80s aesthetic. Inside, the rooms are really clean and comfortable. There was even a bidet and a warmed toilet seat - very Japanese! I came for a Msft show at the LA Convention Center. While it is a bit far too walk, you can easily drive and park there. The fact that your... http://www.yellowbot.com/miyako-hotels-resorts-los-angeles-ca.html Find comprehensive hotel information including descriptions, rates & availability, photos, reviews and interactive maps for Miyako Hotel Los Angeles in Los Angeles, California. Check the weather, and locate additional information on nearby airports, attractions and restaurants. http://www.yellowbot.com/miyako-hotels-resorts-los-angeles-ca.html An oasis of serenity in exciting downtown Los Angeles, the Miyako Inn and Spa offers unparalleled service and a host of amenities in a central location near entertainment, business and tourist destinations. At the Miyako Inn and Spa you will be pampered as our honored... http://www.yellowbot.com/miyako-hotels-resorts-los-angeles-ca.html Overall, it was good, except the parking was $8 per day and I missed the complimentary shiatsu (my fault). The rooms are good quality for the price but avoid the breakfast buffet, it's overpriced and tastes barely edible. http://www.yellowbot.com/miyako-hotels-resorts-los-angeles-ca.html I've not been here before, but a friend that lives near this hotel says it's a nice place. So I've got reservations there. Will give more details after my stay. Meanwhile, got a great price through Expedia (there's a link here, from VirtualTourist -- use it!). $75/night! Find local businesses and read and submit reviews and ratings q http://www.yellowbot.com/search/