Book boutique hotels in Glendale, CA from CA $148

Name: Brand Plaza Hotel
Price range: CA $126
Rating: 8.2

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Brand Plaza Hotel

339 1/2 N Brand Blvd. Glendale CA

CA $126

CA $148 total

Jun 14 - Jun 15

includes taxes & fees

Stay at this hotel in Glendale. Enjoy free WiFi, parking (surcharge), and a 24-hour front desk. Our guests praise the helpful staff and the clean rooms in our ...

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When you travel to Glendale, you can’t do better than a boutique hotel. Full of local charm and extra style, the best boutique hotels in Glendale allow you to forget about the cookie-cutter hotels and have an unforgettable stay. If you’re looking for a deal on an intimate boutique hotel, look no further than Travelocity, where you can stay in the hottest parts of Glendale and have the kind of unique experience you’ll remember for years to come.

Glendale hotels essential information

Accommodation	10,376 hotels
Lowest Price	CA $148
Highest Price	CA $148
Popular hotels	Brand Plaza Hotel

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The Biltmore Los Angeles

3 out of 5

Posted 1 day ago

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"This hotel is ripe for a major renovation. To start with, the hotel needs new windows. Current single windows are made of wood , the paint is peeling off, the noise from the street and an air conditioner unit installed on the roof penetrates into the room - ridiculous. Room size was OK, bathroom OK, Ed's were ok. There was only one chair in the room, hence the second guest has to sit on the bed or a small desk chair- subpar for a hotel of this rating. The breakfast buffet was expensive and unimpressive, other breakfast options (in the bar) even worse. The lobby is nice and well maintained. Both self parking and valet parking are quite expensive. If you are good on foot, I suggest parking in one of many nearby garages for one half of what the hotel charges. In addition to the room charges, the final bill showed all sorts of service charges and add-ons, so be aware of that.Staff were generally helpful."

A verified traveller stayed at The Biltmore Los Angeles