Located in a mid-century building less than 4 miles from Hollywood, the LINE Hotel features free WiFi, an outdoor pool, a furnished sun terrace and three restaurants. Floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing Los Angeles views, custom furnishings, modern artwork, a flat-screen TV and iPod docking station are included in every modern room at The LINE Hotel. A mini-bar with American and Korean snacks and beverages as well as an in-room safe are provided in each air-conditioned room. Openaire Restaurant offers poolside dining in the center of the Koreatown. The seasonal menu features ingredients from land and sea, provided in a shareable format. This hotel offers a retail store by art and design collective Poketo. A fitness center is located on site and guests can hire bicycles to explore the surrounding area. Hotel guests can enjoy free yoga classes on Saturdays. Located alongside Koreatown's pre-1940 brick colonial revival buildings, Staples Center, Los Angeles Convention Center and Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum are within 4 miles of this hotel. Surrounded by a number of late-night restaurants and bars, The LINE Hotel is less than 15 minutes’ drive from Beverly Hills and Universal Studios.
Many guests reported significant noise disturbances from outside traffic and other guests, making it difficult to sleep.
Staff Service
While some guests praised the friendliness of the staff, others experienced unprofessional behavior and poor service at the front desk.
Room Condition
Numerous reviews highlighted issues with room cleanliness, maintenance, and uncomfortable furnishings, including problems with air conditioning and noise insulation.
Location
The hotel is well-located in Koreatown, with easy access to restaurants and public transport, but some guests felt the area was not safe for evening outings.
High Fees
Guests expressed frustration over high parking and amenity fees, which were often not clearly communicated during booking.
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Arianna Yoon
3 days ago
2.0
I was extremely disappointed with my stay at The LINE Hotel. The room was shockingly small—one of the smallest hotel rooms I’ve ever stayed in. For a property that markets itself as a 4-star hotel, the size and overall quality fell far below expectations. Nothing was upscale or premium about this place.
The bathroom was particularly unpleasant. It had an old shower curtain hung on metal chains, and the exposed concrete, brick, and cement throughout the room felt less like intentional design and more unfinished and dingy. I understand the hotel was likely aiming for an industrial, minimalist aesthetic, but it came across as unrefined and uncomfortable rather than chic or thoughtfully designed.
The gym was also poorly maintained. The floor-to-ceiling windows were visibly dirty, and the water fountain’s filter indicator was blinking red, suggesting it had not been replaced. These details contributed to an overall impression of neglect.
For nearly $1,000 over three nights, the value was simply not there. Had I known the room would be this small and the condition this poor, I would have gladly paid slightly more to stay somewhere significantly nicer.
The only positive part of the experience was the maintenance staff member who assisted us—he was kind and helpful. Unfortunately, that was the exception rather than the norm.
Overall, I would not stay here again and would not recommend it, especially given the many better options available in Los Angeles.
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Tedd Saunders
3 days ago
3.0
Decent 3 star hotel. Not 4 star as this listing says. My friend stayed on the 3rd floor and the windows were old and single pane so she said the traffic woke her up several times. The halls and guestroom walls are unfinished rough concrete. Not our thing. Staff was friendly. Food at the meeting was delicious Mexican. Bathroom had 1 small hook and no place to hang your towel. They had nice bath amenities in the size you would buy for home so that was good as the little bottles are so wasteful. AC fan was very loud. We had a reception in the openaire dining space which is pretty with lots of plants.
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Jardelma Venc
Feb 18, 2026
4.0
Really enjoyed the overall vibe here. The hotel feels stylish and modern, with a fun, energetic atmosphere that still works for relaxing after a long day. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and the common areas felt lively without being chaotic. Location is a big plus too because it's easy to walk to plenty of restaurants and things to do nearby. The room was comfortable and well-kept, though it can feel a bit tight depending on what you book, so packing light helps. Sound levels can also vary with how busy the hotel is, but it wasn’t a dealbreaker. Overall, a solid place to stay with great ambience and a convenient spot for exploring the area.
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Iris Ho
Feb 14, 2026
3.0
I stayed at the LINE for two days and it unfortunately was not a great experience. The hotel is right off Wilshire which is a very busy street, so there was a ton of street noise all night even staying on a Wednesday and Thursday. If you do stay here I’d recommend bringing earplugs and an eye mask. The shower was very old and the handle fell off when I tried to turn it on, and it took over 30 minutes for maintenance to come fix it. On top of that the blackout blinds weren’t functioning properly and the hairdryer was also broken. The front desk was nice to deal with but it did take a lot of time for things to get fixed. The one plus is that there’s an Alfred in the hotel lobby that opened at 6:30am which was convenient.
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Stephanie Hickey
Feb 7, 2026
5.0
Had a really wonderful stay! My husband and I had never been to Los Angeles and honestly we thought the people would be rude or apathetic to guests (like NYC) but were pleasantly surprised at how kind and accommodating everyone we met was! I'd become so accustomed to poor customer service in big cities, that when the front desk gentleman flashed a big smile and seemed genuinely interested in why we had come, it was a breath of fresh air to have a kind interaction after flying across the country/long day of travel. Your valet parking attendants were also some of the best I've been around. I wish I could remember his name but the young African American man always in a suit was especially great. Quick, kind, courteous and just good at his job. All the front desk staff we can in contact during our stay were also wonderful. Even the cleaning crews we encountered were so friendly (normally upon seeing housekeeping staff in a hotel they tend to ignore the guests). So thank you LINE LA for a wonderful stay!
One last note was your bartender- even when really busy on a night we decided to do dinner/drinks at the bar - he didn't let the stress/noise/clamor get to him at all and was quick for how busy he was.
We will recommend this hotel to our friends that come to LA! KTown also had some amazing food and I never felt unsafe at night either - another huge plus when staying in such a big city.
Thanks again!
Does The LINE LA offer accessible facilities for guests with mobility needs?
Yes, The LINE LA provides accessible parking, elevators, and an accessible pool to accommodate guests with mobility needs.
Is breakfast available at The LINE LA?
Yes, breakfast is available, including buffet breakfast options.
Are pets allowed at The LINE LA?
Yes, The LINE LA welcomes both cats and dogs for free.
Does The LINE LA provide free WiFi to guests?
Yes, free WiFi is available throughout the property, including public internet terminals.
What are the check-in and check-out times at The LINE LA?
Check-in is from 3:00 PM and check-out is by 12:00 PM.
Are there fitness facilities available at The LINE LA?
Yes, a fitness center with equipment like ellipticals, free weights, treadmills, and weight machines is available for free.
Does The LINE LA offer shuttle service to the airport?
Yes, airport shuttle service is available for guests.
Are there any notable dining options near The LINE LA?
Nearby dining options include Alfred Coffee, L A Koreana, Openaire, Pot at the Line Hotel, COMMISSARY, Lobby Bar, and The TAPAS & the PAPAS for a variety of cafe, Korean, American, and Spanish cuisines.
What nearby transportation options are available for guests staying at The LINE LA?
Guests can easily access public transportation via the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority Wilshire Normandie Station and the Wilshire / Normandie landmark, facilitating convenient travel around the city.
Are there interesting places to visit nearby The LINE LA for entertainment or socializing?
Nearby nightlife and social venues include The Barbershop Club, Break Room 86, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (cocktail bars and lounges), and several bars and lounges within walking distance.
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