I love searching for hotels,
and even if I have no plans to travel,
I often find myself seriously choosing hotels within a realistic budget, feeling satisfied, and then thinking, "What am I doing?"
In my (imaginary) Los Angeles edition,
"PALI HOTEL" usually made it to the final selection.
Hmm, hmm,
the price isn't too high, and it seems pretty good.
I'd been interested in it for a while,
but never had the chance to stay around Melrose,
so I finally got to stay there on this business trip, and I'd like to share a little report.
PALI HOTEL *Melrose Avenue
7950 MELROSE AVENUE, LOS ANGELES, CA 90046
http://www.pali-hotel.com/
The entrance gives a good impression with its relaxed atmosphere,
as if the laid-back vibe from outside flows right in.
And the service, too.
The organic restaurant "The Hart and the Hunter" in the back
was as popular as rumored, with locals gathering and lively chatter even during the day.
Here's what the room looks like.
The items in the room are quite cheap,
but they're cleverly put together,
creating a very comforting and cozy atmosphere.
The way they use colors and patterns in the fabrics here
seems like something you could imitate in your own home decor, doesn't it?
Oh, I'm in Hollywood, I thought.
The view from the room also perfectly lifts your spirits.
The night version is also great.
What I really liked was this ceiling light.
The delicate light spread throughout the room so beautifully.
It reminded me of the obvious truth that lighting is important.
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This time, I rented a bicycle from the hotel
to get around the La Brea area.
The hotel had two bikes,
and I think they were around $25 each.
Taxis don't really operate in this area,
so bikes are incredibly convenient.
I only stayed at PALI HOTEL for one night this time.
And since I had to leave at 6 AM the next morning,
I'd like to stay longer next time.
The casual atmosphere,
and its photogenic qualities that are perfect for social media,
overall, it's a very modern hotel.
Next, to the Downtown edition.