PodShare Los Feliz

Clinton Swiedom 2 months ago

Loved my stay here. Very easy check in, roomy pods with comfortable beds and pillows. Commons areas are as expected, mostly clean. Very close to available cafes, boutiques, and restaurants. Overall I like it very much insofar as pods go. Somewhere between pod and hostel. Bunks feel very secure and substantial while also being open format. Good air flow and light during the day. Not to much of a place to hang around like a hostel, moreso to sleep, shower, cook, and recuperate. Will definitely stay with podshare again next time I need a quick place to crash. Thanks!

Nick Osano 5 months ago

For a shared space environment, it was surprisingly pleasant and respectful. Sheets and bed were clean. Staff were responsive and welcoming. Highly recommend wearing ear plugs due to proximity to Metro trains. Good value.

Tom LaDuke 5 months ago

in addition to reminding me of my youth and that i need to make room in life to travel more, this youth hostel style stay was perfect for my needs. great value and the best whole room shower ever ( if travel is impossible,’come for the showers!) i’ll definitely recommend and return

Spooner X 8 months ago

I enjoyed my stay here. The staff (Aysia) was helpful and a kind person. The overall vibe, generally, is similar to a quiet independent small hostel you might stay at while traveling abroad. Co-ed and the community there felt safe/trustworthy generally; I had no concerns leaving my valuables in my bunk while out on the town. A couple notes that others may find helpful, comparing to what you'd typically expect from hostels, if you're considering staying here: - The main thing executed far better than other hostels is the construction of your personal bed area. The way they did it as a wooden cubby is better and more sturdy than a bunk bed, so it feels more like a mini nook attached to a community space. You can store your things up there too, and something about it being sturdy & wooden -- instead of a rickety metal frame -- psychologically helps give the feeling of a secure personal space to be at ease in, instead of an impersonal barracks-style bunk you'd temporarily try to just (maybe) sleep in. - The community area itself feels more homey than most. It's a thoughtfully laid-out & designed physical space, if you care about spending a bit of downtime chilling there beyond just