Pavilions Motel

This place is horrible the guy at the front desk was a complete jerk very rude and disrespectful completely wasted my time and money theres roaches all over the room, on the bed, and on the walls disgusting. The TV didn't work and they rufused to accomodate me even after i explained to them im currently disabled and they completely had no regard for me or my safety. I was also refused to be given my room key unless i payed the front desk cash which is outrageous after i had already payed for my room online i told him i had no cash and if he wanted to do that i can use my credit card but he said i will not be given a key during my stay and that if i didnt like it to leave elsewhere. I dont understand how they feel like they can treat customers like crap and getaway ŵith it I had to leave because they refused to accomodate me even after i brought my concerns forward not to mention the fact that i was completely cursed out by the employee who sits at the front desk

There was sand in the bed. And that is the nicest thing I can say.

Air condition not in good condition!!! Bath towels are terrible, washed, but you can see the stain!!!

Cockroaches come out the picture frame like a horror flick...

Unsafe and unsanitary. I'm fine with no-frills places like Motel 6, but this was a different story. I booked three nights and had to leave after one. The rooms surround a courtyard that anyone from the street can walk right up to. And the doors do not have deadbolt locks (they were removed) and all that's left are flimsy doorknob locks that don't work properly. I ended up taking all my valuables with me as I explored Los Angeles. The room wasn't clean when I arrived. Bedsheets have holes, the furniture is beat up, the shower curtain was ripped. Paint was peeling. The room was full of bugs. Beetles were scurrying around the shower while I was in there, and there was chewing gum (!!!) in my towel when I tried to dry off. It was disgusting. Two other rooms had dogs in them, so there was an all-night barking fest, and I couldn't sleep. Room numbers are written on the doors in permanent marker. I could go on, but please don't stay here. For your own health and safety.

There was palpable dirt between the sheets.

I showed up late at night after a long flight from the east coast looking to finally get some sleep. The man who answered the door was shirtless and confused (intoxicated?). I told him I had a reservation and he said "Not here you don't". I tried to show him the confirmation email but he said "Well what do you want me to do about it, I'm already in bed!". At which point I realized that I was not welcome. Even if I could have convinced him that I had a reservation, I would not feel completely safe or comfortable with this hostile man having access to my room. I left since I wasn't going to be given a room, and both Hotels.com and Pavilions refused to give me a refund.

This hotel is night mare. roaches are all over. shady person live(or stay) never shut up and in n out ,dog barking constantly, but the room smells urine (may be dog or outside),roaches all over .they shouldn't qualify as hotel.i really need my money back.

The worst place ever it's roach infested, the bathroom door was broken dirty towels and sheets, horrible place to stay. The only reason I stayed it's because I couldn't get my money bk and was very tired to drive, had a lond drive from out of town

Homeless people live here. Roaches in the bathroom, on the wall, in the pictures. Stains on the bedding. Broken down cars with old supplies on and under in the parking lot. Cots for homeless to sleep on in all but one or two rooms. Did not stay there. Asked for refund. Told Expedia to remove this as a motel because it is a homeless shelter.