Huntington Park · USA
Randolph Hotel
Bed bug reports
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Guest report Booking.com
Nothing The people in charge are crap; they don't know how to deal with guests and are nasty people. The rooms are ugly, there are bedbugs and cockroaches, and the bathrooms smell horrible.
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Guest report Google Maps
Un servicio demasiado básico, no hay wifi tampoco se molestaron en preguntar por limpieza a la habitación y habían muchas chinches y partes sucias
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Guest report Google Maps
Muy mal servicio la habitación y el lugar está lleno de chinches muy desagradable
Vibe Analysis
Randolph Hotel is a bare-bones, very cheap LA option near big avenues, stores, and a pharmacy. At its best, it can provide a clean bed, a clean shared restroom, parking on the property, and a quiet enough night for someone who mainly needs shelter on a tight budget. This is not a polished comfort pick. Rooms can be old, hot, shabby, and poorly cleaned, with limited furnishings and missing basics like AC, fridge, microwave, working TV, fan, or Wi-Fi. Shared bathrooms are unisex/public-style, and the setup may feel awkward if privacy matters. The biggest practical red flags are pests and management. Roaches appear as a recurring problem, with bedbugs, cockroaches, dirty linen, mold, bad bathroom smell, and broken or insecure room features also appearing. Staff experience is sharply split: one side has kind, helpful service; the other has long waits, yelling, blocked bookings, surprise room switches, and extra-charge disputes.
Signals to check
- Pest problems may include roaches, cockroaches, and bedbugs.
- Cleanliness is inconsistent, especially rooms, linen, showers, and bathrooms.
- Wi-Fi may be unavailable, and rooms may lack AC, fridge, microwave, fan, or working TV.
- Shared bathrooms are unisex/public-style and may not suit privacy needs.
- Front desk and management interactions can be unpredictable.