Reviews of STILE Downtown Los AngelesReviews of STILE Downtown Los Angeles

Great vibe. Cool rooftop. Dog friendly.

Good coffee stop in a hip little hotel DTLA. Peak in at the old UA Theater next door. It's amazing and host great acts throughout the year. Nora Jones 9/26/2018

Aside from the amenities and the staff being super professional I wouldn't stay here again. At night I heard everything from outside. I was on the 10th floor and the windows have no sound proofing what so ever. I heard almost every conversation that was happening either at the rooftop or from the streets. The windows can't even open. I don't know if this is a violation of code in cancelling the noise pollution from outside or what not. They were kind enough to bring earplugs but that shouldn't be necessary.

Very comfortable. Love the 20s era fixtures in the rooms. Had a great view. Pretty safe area

Over hyped and over priced, but that's normal for boujee gentrified LA

My girlfriend and I booked a room for one night here for our two year anniversary. Even though we were told prior to booking that we didn’t have to book a reservation for the rooftop, we unfortunately were told upon checking in that we did need a reservation to get access to the rooftop, and they were at capacity for the night. As disappointing as that news was, our minds were at ease as soon as we talked with Gaelin (I think that’s how you spell it?!). He was extremely accommodating and in tune with the situation so that we were able to get a table on the rooftop without a wait. Not only that, but he made us feel like our concerns were valid in not having access to the rooftop as guests. He was easy to talk to and overall was able to rectify our situation, which turned our stay into a positive one. Kudos to Gaelin!

Beautiful rooms, amazing rooftop bar w incredible views of Los Angeles and lovely customer service 😀

Good hotel for the location. The hotel is clean but it really feels old because it is an old building. Valet Parking is 40 bucks a night.

Nice staff, cool guest, and love the music.

Roof top dining 👌 awesome Downtown view.

Great location at the same time very low key and awesome staff. I was here for 2 nights . Love the Room layout. Most comfortable beds and sleep. The dimming lights perfect for setting the mood👍👍. I've been in most buildings/hotels/apartments/lofts in dtla & This is now my favorite place to stay.

From the beginning we were greeted kindly. The have a cafe on the 1st floor and a rooftop restaurant. The view was nice with architecture to admire. When we entered our room it was warm and welcoming. The pillows had real feathers and the bed was comfortable. You sleep like an angel. With all this said i will be back to enjoy my time in LA.

I have had great times pre-COVID years. The rooms are ok. Not really my type for the price. "The Upstairs" Rooftop Bar and Lounge is nice to be at. There is a very, very small swimming pool there as well. Sometimes LIVE events are entertaining to see and experience. For now it is only reservations until this pandemic is over. All in all, I would visit the place and as for staying as a hotel guest, I would only if I can get a decent discount whenever possible. Did I mention, Hollywood celebrities like to stay there once in a while? It's a hotel in Los Angeles and it is bound to happen!

Amazing views, great drinks, ok music, difficult to find seats, but ultimately a twinkling blend of Mad Men-esque class with a distinct California-casual breeziness. Come dip your toes in the pool no matter what!

Never written a review for a hotel before I checked out before, but here I am. In LA on business and needed a place downtown, I'm overjoyed I picked this place. First time here and it's probably one of my favorite hotels I've ever stayed in. This place is just oozing with charm. The somewhat untraditional arrangement of the room is done with intention, and ends up being a very effective use of space. Plenty of room for a huge (comfortable) bed, a lounging area, and a workspace with ample power connections and lighting. The feel of the place is an interesting combination of modern and retro, having the effect of feeling very... chic, while retaining the charm of a historic building. The building was actually the tallest in Los Angeles for a year after it was built in 1927, originally for an oil business. Staff is super friendly, the hotel itself is quiet, comfortable, and I think I see folks with pets which suggests it's pet friendly. Wifi is snappy and free. Location is superb! Lots of great bars and restaurants super close in any direction, and there's a small convenience store on the corner if you want to pick up snacks and drinks and such. No coffee maker in the room takes a star away. Most people may not care, but as someone who tends to avoid human contact of any sort before being caffeinated, it's the only real negative I have. Awesome hotel. It'll be my go-to next visit for sure.

Nice boutique hotel, very cool, welcoming

It was nice to wake up to the natural sun.

Rooms are really small, I even upgraded to a larger room but cool! The pool situation is a little complicated right now so double check with the front desk before making plans. The rooftop is nice but you need reservations. Parking lot is public, but not too expensive. Our hallway floor was pretty run down and there were cleaning supplies left out for a few days. Coffee shop was good and the front desk agents were nice. 4 stars because it wasn't worth the price, you can stay elsewhere for $100 less a night.

Great food, staff and beautiful place.

Upstairs bar has an amazing view.

i love this hotel. It's a bit on the pricey side buttt it's beautiful and comfortable. They have great service and I always look forward to coming here. There's also a great ramen place across the way :)

All the workers are attentive, and the hotel looks fantastic. The hotel amenities, including their free breakfast, are also top-notch. In particular, to all my friends and family, I would highly recommend this hotel.

Had a lovely time the concierge was exceptional the service was divine in the environment was better than expected the room is so cozy it's not your typical hotel room it has exposed concrete amazing views the location is undoubtedly one of the best in LA and it goes to say it's worth every single dollar strongly recommend to my friends and family.

Historic.

Although the team working was extremely friendly and the hotel very clean, I would not recommend staying here again. I would not consider myself to be a picky sleeper but I found the mattress to be awful! I was also disappointed that when I sent a survey from Ace Hotel about my stay, I did share my feedback but there was never any follow up or receipt of the feedback received. I would keep looking for another place to stay. Also as a heads up the self parking is several blocks away (no valet due to covid). However there is a street lot about 100 yards ish away. I think it was $20 for 24 hours.

The Ace Hotel is a mixed culture gem in the heart of downtown Los Angeles. Stately older building, but with a mid-century irreverent hipster Edge to it. It is heavily themed around music with record players, vinyl and musical instruments in each room. The beds are comfortable and the rooms are spacious. Even with its old-world charm, there's a European light-heartedness. It's as if the Ritz-Carlton were a bed and breakfast at a chalet in Switzerland. We ordered from the restaurant and the food was delicious, and in the morning the coffee was absolutely amazing. Living in a city like Los Angeles for the coffee options are never ending, this was one of the best espressos I've had this year! The staff was very pleasant, lighthearted and they even delivered a hard to find audio cable when we could not find one at any of the local stores. Huge windows with expansive views, beautiful sunsets and City Lights capped off a beautiful pandemic night in the city. Thank you Nathan and the Ace Hotel! (TP♡}

Nice to stay with good ambience. Rooms are so clean. Good service from staff