A quick stay at an affordable price in a part of the U.S. that is expensive for lodging. Parking was reasonable, too. We had an early flight out of Burbank. The room was comfortable, but pretty crowded with large furniture. There was a carpet cleaner in our room which was an interesting place to store it. We didn’t mind the stairs, but they’re a full 2 flights up and pretty steep. There are several dining options. We really enjoyed eating at the Salt and Olive across the street. Service was outstanding and the food was good.

I like coming here reminds me of home. There are plenty of walking places to eat.

The room was very clean, well decorated and the king size bed very fluffy and comfortable. The only thing that was not mentioned anywhere is that the hotel reception is about 35 steps up and there is no elevator. My 90 year old husband had to climb all these steps several times. What if he couldn’t? Also the view from the hotel window was the wall of the adjacent building that was so close to the hotel that if you tried to see the sky it would be impossible.

I would not say I was very impressed by this hotel. It had no parking in the building, tho they offered a parking tag that let you use nearby public parking. There's two long sets of stairs from either entrance into the hotel, and no elevator or luggage elevator. This means you get to drag ALL your heavy things up stairs, both in and out. It also means this hotel is not accessible for people with disabilities. I only had to deal with the former, but it did suck. This was a very large mark down for me. The hotel looks very dated, and the staff seemed bored. In general, I would say it's worth it's price. However, let me end by praising a few things... The room was lovely and very comfortable, and had a big closet to use. Despite its aged look, there is a charm to the place I appreciated, and they offer a nice water machine in the lobby. Finally it's very conveniently located in the middle of Glendale next to all kinds of great restaurants, movie places, shopping, the Galleria, and the Americana, all just a short walk away. It makes up it's value in the little inconveniences with the price and a fantastic location that cannot be beat.

Overall the hotel was fine. Near lots of restaurants and shopping.The only negative things were the parking and the shower mat. The parking is pretty far from the property and the shower mat was all moldy and should be thrown away and replaced. Also no elevator so be pre prepared to carry bags up and down the stairs.

i’ve been Staying at Hotel Brownwood since 2013 it was really good and clean at the time but it’s really gotton musty and rundown. The room I stayed at smelt like sewer. Towels and washrangs dingy and thin. I slid in the shower, no tub matt. No extra roll of TP. No trash can in room. TV issues and lighting horrible. I started noticing the past2 years that it was beginning to look rundown.Was once a charming hotel I use to love staying at but no longer. I come out to LA once a year and usually stay 2-3 days at Brand Hotel but next year a new hotel. Sorry Brandwood. I’ll gladly return once you update and clean up the place.

Great stay, clean rooms however not for anyone who may need an elevator or assistance with luggage. None available.

No elevator available. And No one to help with the bags. Specially rooms on second floor and only tiny stair cases to use to reach the front desk and the rooms