Seahorse Inn Manhattan Beach - LAX

We are long time guests at the Seahorse! The hotel has a great and convenient to Manhattan beach, a wonderful town and amazing beach. The front desk is consistently the most friendly and helpful. The rooms are spacious, clean and comfortable offering everything a traveler needs. I love their Seahorse pool too! Very inviting!🐬

Clean towels, they came to clean the room the second day, it was great! The person in reception was really helpful and considerate.

The mattress was too firm (very hard), the shower head was too low for my tall son.

Regular room, taco Bell right next to it was very tasty, I really recommend the taco Bell.

The hotel was fine, clean and comfortable for the price. Staff very kind and helpful. Free parking a plus.

It's time for room updates. Outdated in many areas--bedding, carpet, television, etc. No real anemities in the room, not even the basics, i.e. an ironing board, but no iron, no coffee machine, no phone (to even contact front desk). Room smelled very stuffy and there's no ventilation system in the bathroom, hence small window had to be left open. Must allow water to run in the sink for about 2 minutes otherwise the smell of it (that of the release of air from the body after being captured for many days inside the body after a diet consisting of boiled eggs only) will not allow a human and the smell to coexist in the small space. However, front desk staff was very nice, check in process was smooth, and while anemeties were lacking, requests were quickly addressed and fulfilled. Customer service is KEY and scores big for me. We spent very little time in the room and we knew this beforehand, thus--the room, the room worked for us for our 4 day stay in the area.

Closer to the beach but not sure if it was worth the old and dirty conditions of the room. Free parking was nice but we still drove to the beach and paid to park. Zero soap or conditioner in the shower and room reeked of marijuana. We had to buy air freshener from the nearby target to kill the smell. Linens from the 1980s and the TV never connected to channels without static.