Location. The Magic Castle Hotel-Hollywood is located in the resurgent tourist district of Hollywood, Calif. Discreetly tucked away in a... more »
Location. The Magic Castle Hotel-Hollywood is located in the resurgent tourist district of Hollywood, Calif. Discreetly tucked away in a neighborhood two blocks from the Hollywood Walk of Fame and Mann's Chinese Theatre, this boutique hotel is less than one-half miles from West Hollywood. Universal Studios and the La Brea Tar Pits are within two miles of the property. Hotel Features. Providing guests with quintessential Hollywood atmosphere, the Magic Castle Hotel-Hollywood staff serves poolside popsicles and distributes lavender-infused washcloths as sunbathers bask in the California sun. The property offers spacious function space, and is equipped with complimentary features such as wireless Internet access and daily newspapers. Complimentary continental breakfasts, featuring fresh breads and pastries from the nearby Susina's Gourmet Bakery, are served daily on the hotel's premises. An outdoor pool provides recreation. Guestrooms. Featuring feather duvets, Egyptian-cotton linens, and complimentary chocolates, the 40 guestrooms and suites are elegantly arranged in contemporary fashion. Amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access. One-bedroom suites feature full kitchens, wheras standard rooms include refrigerators. Complimentary DVD rentals are provided. Laptop-compatible safes are complimentary. Expert Tip. The hotel is affiliated with the adjacent Magic Castle, a turn-of-the-century private club for professional and amateur magicians. Guests can make reservations for the club's nightly dinner-and-magic show, normally open to members only. The club also serves Sunday brunch.
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The front desk service (day shift) was good. The 101 Coffee Shop in the hotel served good breakfast. The wait for food was a bit long because the restaurant was crowded. The location is convenient to public transportation. There is free parking...
While we have stayed at Magic Castle
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Posted Aug 22, 2006
Okay
While we have stayed at Magic Castle before and enjoyed it, this time we were assigned to the tiniest, weirdest room. It had no working phone, and none of the amenities (kitchenette, DVD, coffeemaker) that were listed. When I mentioned this to...
Magical! by Ninja G. at InsiderPages
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Posted Aug 10, 2006
Good
I have always wanted to check out the Magic Castle & finally got a last minute invite. I definitely was not disappointed!!! There was a secret bookcase that moved to let you enter... a ghost who plays the piano & takes your requests (someone made...
Magical! by Ninja G. at InsiderPages
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Posted Aug 10, 2006
Good
I have always wanted to check out the Magic Castle & finally got a last minute invite. I definitely was not disappointed!!! There was a secret bookcase that moved to let you enter... a ghost who plays the piano & takes your requests (someone made...
This was a terrible experience. Their website misleads you to think it is really nice and close to everything. I booked a room for a romantic getaway and wow, it was terribly embarassing to bring my wife there. The cable didn't work, the room...
Some friends took me here and I was
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Posted Jan 10, 2006
Good
Some friends took me here and I was prepared to cringe through the entire night. I mean a magic show? And any time someone says a place is classic LA you know you're in for a crappy experience. The joke was on me though because I had a great time. ...
Located close to Hollywood boulevard
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Posted Nov 30, 2005
Good
Located close to Hollywood boulevard this is an excellent place to stay in LA. The rooms are quite spacious and comfortable and you have a full kitchen to cook your own mean. The staff and the service is courteous and professional. The breakfast is...
The location of this hotel is pretty
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Posted Nov 26, 2005
Okay
The location of this hotel is pretty good. You won't find luxury here, but you might find comfort. The rooms are affordable. The service here isn't bad. It's close to the Walk of Fame, which is convenient. I liked that there was free Internet access....
My wife and I were invited by a member (and good friend) to attend the Magic Castle for our anniversary. It was the most expensive meal we have ever eaten--and definitely not worth the money. It was a slow night at the Caslte, and one could feel...
You need an invitation from one of the
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Posted Sep 05, 2005
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You need an invitation from one of the Magic Castle's members in order to pay a visit to this interesting place. Dinner is required and definitely overpriced for what you get (minimum $15 per person but the cheapest entree on the menu is a regular...
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