Sheraton Downtown Los Angeles was a disapointment. It is gloomy inside the rooms and they had curtains on the windows limiting the views and making it darker than needed.
There is no pool and the exercise facility is next door at Bally's in the Mall. This is a 1980's type hotel next to a Macy's--when building a hotel next to a shopping mall was seen as a cool thing--as if you are going to need to stay overnight to go to Macy's.
The stay was mediocre and more is expected from the Sheraton brand especially in a Downtown LA location.
The hotel had escalators to get to the elevators--basically you have to drag your luggage around so go light on anything you bring. We waited 15 minutes for help with our luggage and gave up. The people that did help us in our 3 day visit were very nice, but overall, they seem understaffed and a bit disorganized.
The mall is like a ghost town with the shops closed early b/c they cater to the office 9-5 crowd.
Overall it was just an average stay. Parking was in the $25 dollar range.
There aren't alot of choices downtown LA--the quality of hotels are very dated and poorly maintained. So with this standard the Sheraton is above average. Comparing the hotel to what the Sheraton should provide it is about a 4-out of 10.











