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I liked most that there are NO TV or noises from guest rooms near my room; It's a nonsmoking Hotel; The rooms doesn't have any stale or odors in them (at least not in my room); There are NO guest hanging-out, talking, or on cellphones in the hallways or in front of my room's door; There's a restaurant in the lobby; Rooms have mini Fridges, a Couch; Desk for writing/laptop work, and a Big Screen TV's in them; The bed and room is comfortable and clean (Traffic noise and Dust in my room being the only problems due to my Allergies, Asthma and Migraine health conditions which are sensitive to dust); The location is perfect, with Public Transportation; Restaurants; Parks; a Library, Bank, Market; Entertainment; Gas Station; Post Office; etc. nearby (walking distance); The rooms walls are NOT paper thin (Thank God:); The TV has lost of Channels to choose from, including HBO, Netflix, YouTube, Bluetooth, etc. options. I did not like that the rooms DO NOT have any Hardwood floors or Hypoallergenic carpeting in rooms specifically for Allergy suffers; The rooms DO NOT have Bathtubs in them (only Showers); There are NO Snack Vending machines on any floors 2-6 (Guest have to get it from the lobby/front desk); The rooms have NO Microwaves in them (but you can request one from the Front Desk (which they won't tell you you can do or have brought to your room); Delivery food have to be picked up from the lobby (due to the elevator being to far from the lobby to get to and no one to assist delivers to your room); The Hotel has NO room service; You will hear dogs/a dog (if any) barking when they are passing by your room via the hallways and or in guest rooms next to yours; The PLUTO App Movies & TV Channels DO NOT work properly or at all (the Internet signal constantly disconnects or never gets connected). Housekeeping is every other day (wish it could be every 3 or 4 days for uninterrupted rest for guest whose stay is a week or longer).

I grew up in Pasadena and it's a fine little city with many places that would be fun to visit, e.g. the Huntington Library and estate. It's not Los Angeles or New York, but it's clean and peaceful AND within an hour's drive, one can get to Los Angeles or Hollywood (or Universal Studios) or the fine beaches. Two hours to Disneyland.

Pasadena is a walkable safe part of greater LA. It is easy to get to via the freeway system from the airport and easy to drive to other parts of LA. There are a lot of great vegan restaurants. There are many options for buying groceries too. Lovely residential neighbourhoods for walks near downtown. Huntington Library and Gardens are well worth a visit. Well preserved historical architecture all around. Pasadena Antique Market in downtown is fantastic as is Vromens Books. Nice mix of independent shops and bigger chains. Pasadena Hotel and Pool was less expensive than comparables in other parts of LA. If I had to live in LA for work I would want to live in Pasadena.

The city of old pasadena was nice. Lots of architecture and activity. However, hotels are plopped in the busy sections and parking garages. Lots of concrete! Not peaceful The hotel food was very good. Staff as well. Just uncomfortable with hotel location.

The area around the hotel was amazing. Stately older homes that were mostly beautiful. Definitely something to see. Had no idea the Langham Huntington was so gorgeous. A must do. Did not spend time in Pasadena, but drove through. Looked good, next time.

Santa Anita for Derby Day. Many gardens of trees, flowers, plants were thriving everywhere in the city. Arboretum in town booked at Huntington, must reserve ahead, but others available. Easy residential access and views of homes and estates. Breakfast at Green Street was great, with indoor and outdoor seating in garden, nice staff and fresh food. Still has old world charm.