Called to inquire about a one-night stay later this month, and to see if they offered parking for longer than the stay. I figured there'd be a fee for this. The guy who answered acted like her wasn't there upon hearing my question. I said hello a few times, then hung up and called back. Then I started my intro again when he answered and he said "yeah, you want free parking, I got it. you said the 24th?" Rude af tone of voice. You could hear his irritation, even though he assumed I expected that shit to be free. I asked why he was being rude and he told me he wasn't. never checked his tone, never apologized. Nothing. No wonder they have crap reviews.

I was bitten alive from bed bugs almost 2 years ago. I did stay there in May of 2023. The room was decent. No bugs bites at that time. But in October if 2024 the room I usually stayed in was really really dirty barely any furniture like before. There was roaches everywhere in the bath room. Even in the tub. I pray this doesn't happen to anyone else. To date I have PTSD. I have many scars on my body some are permanent. I still feel at times itchy. Never again will I stay there. Horrible! My vacation was ruined!!

Absolutely terrible experience. The parking situation was horrible and made checking in a headache. My room was filthy, and the bed looked like someone had been killed on it—it was that stained and disgusting. I did not feel safe staying at this property, and the overall condition of the hotel was unacceptable. I would never recommend staying at the Inn of Long Beach. Save yourself the trouble and book somewhere else.

POOR SERVICE, POOR COMMUNICATION (Chris is cool) Housekeeping and a girl from the office opened my door at 10 am while I was getting dressed to ask if I was checking out later. ??? UNACCEPTABLE. Two different employees, including the manager himself, offered information about other guests, which was unprofessional. I don't need to know that the man in the room next to me was "staying with his daughter for a volleyball tournament" or the full name of the man who had now checked in the room that I had transferred from. My real complaint is about being woken up by phone call from manager David around 6 am about a "fight" that happened "outside my front door" that he was asking if I knew about. I heard nothing, but it was important to interrupt my sleep, you know, a big reason folks book and rent a bedroom in the first place. Granted, I was annoyed and called back downstairs multiple times for answers, since the story wasn't making sense each time I thought about it--and I was half asleep. He didn't come to investigate, said the cameras went out, yet somehow adamant that it was outside MY door? Sketchy. David said I was harassing the front desk, that I was checking out today anyway, and that I could take them to court (for asking questions lol). Cool. I took video of my room, in case of any retaliatory claims that I left my room in poor condition. Chris was very helpful with my check-in process.

I booked this reservation over two months prior to my stay. A couple weeks ago I received a phone call confirming my reservation. I thought everything was all set for my one night stay. The day before my stay I get another confirmation call and they left me a voicemail asking if my reservation was a mistake. I don’t know why it would be a mistake, I was so confused. I called back and said I already spoke to someone two weeks ago. He said, so it was a mistake ok. I said no, I already confirmed the reservation and it’s not a mistake. I was so stressed out because it was the day before my reservation. He apologized and said the reservation is confirmed. Now regarding the inn, the place is run down looking and the room felt dirty and very outdated. The blanket covering on the bed had small holes all over it. The beds were very hard, it was so hard to sleep. The air conditioner worked but the air blowing in smelled bad. The one positive about this place is the location, it is close to a lot of stuff so you can walk just about anywhere and they have free parking for their guests.

I had a blast. It was very cheap, very fun, very relaxed, and everybody was very polite. The best part about it was you were able to check-in at anytime. You didn't have to wait until 12 or 3. As long as you showed up with money, they would find you a room right away.

The Inn of Long Beach provides a limited range of amenities; however, its competitive pricing, specifically $444.00 for a three-night stay in a room with two queen beds, represents a significant advantage. While individuals experiencing homelessness may be present in the hotel alleys, they do not interact with guests. I don't have a problem with that. The proximity of a grocery store, which includes a Starbucks coffee kiosk, is an exceptional convenience.

The hotel needs a full renovations the beds are uncomfortable work up itchy Showers are useless not hot Luke warm Paid for 3 nights got a refund for 2 that was the best thing will not stay there again

Some lady was banging on my door at 9:37am to see if I’m staying or checking out. Checkout time is 11am. Why is she banging on my door that early? Cause “there’s a sign at the front office” to check if people are gonna stay longer or not. What is that?

Bed bugs confirmed in room 105... One in our party ended up with pustules on her face... Seriously run. I would have rather slept in our rental car... Pool was also dirty. Room had a large coffee (hopefully?) stain on the wall. Front desk lady was nice.