King Room Disability Access
- 1 King-size bed,2 Double beds
Hotel · Los Angeles · California
A 3-star stay in Downtown LA's Chinatown, blending easy access to the city's cultural core with comfortable, well-equipped rooms.
About
Aiden Los Angeles Downtown Dragon Gate Inn sits on North Hill Street in the heart of Chinatown, a lively district known for its restaurants, shops, and cultural landmarks. The inn is a short ride from STAPLES Center and within walking distance of the Gold Line subway station at Chinatown, which connects directly to Union Station. With a 24-hour front desk, express check-in/out, and luggage storage, it is geared toward travellers who want straightforward convenience in a central location.
The property offers a range of room types, including king rooms and suites, some with disability access. Each room includes air conditioning, tea and coffee facilities, and a TV with cable channels. On-site amenities include a fitness centre, a snack bar, a lounge area, and a coffee shop. The hotel also provides housekeeping, laundry services, and a lift, while maintaining a no-smoking policy throughout. Parking is available on site, a notable perk in a city where parking can be expensive and scarce.
In brief
01 — Rooms
High season: summer dates usually book out a few weeks ahead.
02 — Amenities
Everything included at this stay — the facilities and essentials, at a glance.
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03 — Reviews
Recent verified reviews from guests who stayed here.
Guest-rated 8.1/10 from 1,019 reviews
8.1Verified guest“The bedroom was fairly priced and recently updated. The service was very good, and having parking right there was a plus.”
8.1Verified guest“The room and bathroom were exceptionally nice, with a bathtub. The beds were super comfortable and the breakfast choices were great.”
8.1Verified guest“The staff provided excellent service.”
8.1Verified guest“Overall, a very comfortable and cool hotel. I came with my 5-month-old baby. The location was great—various shops and convenience stores were within walking distance. It was only a 4-6 minute walk to Yang Chow Restaurant for dinner. Everything was just wonderful.”
8.1Verified guest“It's in Chinatown, which feels safe, with great restaurants and shops nearby. The staff were friendly. Breakfast was okay, but it was served on plastic plates and cutlery, which felt wasteful and not good for the environment.”
8.1Verified guest“General maintenance was below standard, cleanliness was below standard, and neither the internet nor the TV worked in the room. The overall impression was depressing. The continental breakfast was the worst we've ever had—I saw bread that had fallen on the floor put back on the bread rack.”
04 — Location
The property sits in Los Angeles.
Getting Around: The Chinatown Gold Line station is two blocks away, taking you to Union Station in one stop. From there, the Red Line connects to Hollywood and Universal Studios. It's also a 15-minute walk to Union Station.
Food & Drink: Chinatown is packed with restaurants and shops. Yang Chow Restaurant is just a 4-6 minute walk, and other dining options are within easy reach.
Nearby Attractions: STAPLES Center is about a 10-minute ride away. Downtown LA's art and culture scene is close at hand, and Disney Hall is easily reachable by car.
818 N Hill Street, Los Angeles, California, 90012-2395, United States
05 — Good to know
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06 — Questions
Yes, the hotel offers private parking on site. Guests have noted it as a convenient and reasonably priced option.
Check-in is from 15:00 until 23:59, and check-out is at 11:00. Express check-in and check-out are available.
No, pets are not allowed at this property.
Guests mention a complimentary breakfast, with a typical spread that may include bread, cereals, eggs, bacon, fruit, coffee, and a waffle maker. However, some reviews note it can be basic or repetitive.
The Chinatown station on the Gold Line is just 2 blocks away. Union Station is a 15-minute walk or one stop on the Gold Line.
Yes, there are King Rooms with disability access and King Suites that are mobility accessible, and the property includes facilities for disabled guests.
The bottom line
A solid, well-located base for exploring Downtown LA and beyond, especially if you value parking and transit access. Manage expectations around breakfast and potential room quirks.
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