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I spent a while browsing through so many hotels, and couldn¿¿¿t find anything nice for a decent price, so I settled for this place. Stayed for 4 nights, won¿¿t come back. Just read the reviews on TA and you¿¿ll know what to expect.Location: It is really a good location, and it would be great if it was just 5 blocks nearer to the walk of fame, just over the 101 highway. These 5 (very long) blocks to the 101 are dark, dirty, and full of homeless and you wouldn¿¿¿t walk down this road at night. The subway is right on the corner (red line) and will take you to Universal in under 15 minutes. It will also take to you to the walk of fame and the Chinese theater. Trust me, you will want to take the subway to this places at night, as trying to walk from the hotel is really dangerous. The neighborhood is a little ¿¿¿rough¿¿¿.They are not within walking distance from walk of fame... it is maybe a 25 min walk for a young couple. The parking lot has two entrances that are open 24hs, so you get a feeling of insecurity, especially when you see the locks on the rooms. There is free parking, and that is a very hard feature to find in LA. But you better arrive early as the lot fills up really quickly and you will have to park on the streets. The free wifi sucks, but at least it is free. Rooms are spacious and there is a supermarket just across the road. TV was big and the bed was OK. Pillows really really sucked.

Good location for what you pay, your not far from the hollywood walk of fame or universal studios, free parking, free wifi, spacious rooms and supermarket just across the road. Bathroom could do with a refresh though.Depending what you are like/how you are you may be alarmed at the surroundings i.e. may see "ghetto" but after half a day there we found there is nothing to worry about. Main bedroom light wasnt fix during stay. No in room safes. Reception staff helpful

Stayed at The Dixie for 2 nights in November 2012. It's a great place and fairly easy to find in LA. Had a few concerns on arrival as it did look like we might have ventured into Spring Break territory (even though the wrong time of year!) as there were lots of youngsters hanging around the walkways but any concerns about noise etc didn't come to anything.Parking is a bit limited but the room was a good size and the pool was a very welcome addition after walking around LA on a blisteringly hot day.The only issue I had with The Dixie was that the chap on reception was on the phone the entire time I was checking in which meant I wasn't able to ask questions about location and where to head to eat etc

Having read the reviews I wasn't expecting much from the Dixie Hollywood. In fact I expected to feel unsafe in a dirty grungy room that wouldnt lock. Boy was I surprised. The hotel is clean, well cared for an d in Thai Town. I never once felt unsafe even when returning from nearby Universal Studios after dark on the Met. The area around the hotel is safe and reasonably clean, there is a farmers market on Wed afternoon and the selection of Thai restaurants within a block supply a variety of very tasty meals. Do be careful to ask as some are MSG free and some are not.My room (237) was directly above the diner at the front of the hotel. The room is huge, with two queen beds, a full kitchen and a large bathroom. While there was some noise from the road I wouldn't call it excessive, the staff is very accommodating so ask if you want to be up the back. If potential noise bothers you and you aren't a night owl like me you may wish to ask about filming in the diner as there was loud music vibrating our floors until 2am on the Saturday night otherwise we hardly heard a peep out of the diner. Go in and say hi to Rebecca and Josh the food is fantastic, the place looks like a diner but. The food is four to five star.The beds were comfortable, the maid service was impeccable and Carlos was sweet enough to help me bring my international amount of luggage up and down the stairs. The Internet was free and plentiful I counted six different access points. The tv is a big flat screen with plenty of channels. Someone said there were no deadbolts, well apparently they listen because there are deadbolts now. There were plenty of towels by the pool if you wanted to go for a swim and the met is right next door.

Hi, my wife and I recently stayed at the Dixie Hollywood Hotel, found location was perfect. Metro next door meant easy access around LA. I am in a wheelchair and booked a wheelchair accessible room, which had a jacuzzi... we ended up with a room which had a shower over a bath tub. After 14 hours on a plane from Australia, I had no hope in hell of transferring from my chair to the shower, also.. the hotel didn't have a shower seat.. and I can't exactly stand up. The room itself was roomy and comfortable. However, we did get locked out twice, when our key wasn't working. One of those times was at 2am... and the reception guy went to break into our room to get us in... Most of the staff were friendly, however there were one or two of the overnight staff who gave us the idea they would rather be somewhere else.