Last week I stayed at the InterContinental Los Angeles Century City for two nights. I needed to be in the area and the revenue rate was $279 per night, so I instead opted to burn 40,000 Priority Club points per night. Not the most amazing bargain, but I’d rather part with 80,000 Priority Club points…
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The problem is their rates aren't reasonable.
We've stayed here 3-4 times and find the hotel quite dull. We'll try the Andaz WeHo next time.
Dat it...tanks for "gym pics"? Really? Not thank for review? Ungrateful little boy! Go home to village nao!
Pinkberry is a ripoff. Go to any of the pay-per-weight places instead, youll have more options and pay less.
I really enjoy the pics and trip reports, but what I am missing is what is the purpose of your tavels? Are these all mileage runs, or do you have a reason to visit these cities?
Another awesome review. It's like I was there too! Keep up the great site!!! 🙂
@ David B -- I had some meetings in the area, which was the purpose of my trip...
The present-day IC was built and opened as a JW Marriott. It was re-flagged as aa Park Hyatt a few years after opening, and later changed over to the IC flag.
The studio you noted (one big studio, actually) is 20th Century Fox. All of the land that Century City sits on was once the 20th Century Fox "back lot" (hence the 'Century' in the name).
Really happy that you had a great time but next time go to Tutti Frutti Frozen Yogurt www.tfyogurt.com
I stay at IC's all over the world and will stay in LA this week. We will see what they do for this RA with an awards night. I will let you all now...... I am a very hard critic.