Hotel near Tiki-Ti - Tiki Travel

J JOHN-O Tiki Socialite Dogtown, USA Joined: May 16, 2008 Posts: 2721	J JOHN-O Posted posted on Sun, Jun 20, 2010 12:43 PM Well the Royal Hawaiian MIGHT be a roach motel, but it IS vintage Poly-Pop. If you're a hard-core Tikiphile then that's the trade-off. (FYI, I noticed ChrisTiki edited out his/her "roach motel" comments. Good job :)). If your typical standards are Ritz Carlton or Four Seasons then you might consider the Travelodge a "roach motel", but I think it's pretty representative of the chain in offering clean budget accommodations. Also for out-of-towners, if you're going to be in the vicinity of Tiki-Ti, do not miss Griffith Park Observatory and/or Wacko/Soap Plant - http://www.yelp.com/biz/wacko-los-angeles#query:wack%20soap%20plant. Soap Plant would be on the walk home from Tiki-Ti to Travelodge. You'll love it. Also I recommend El Chavo next door to Tiki-Ti to service your Mexican drunk food needs. [ Edited by: JOHN-O 2010-06-20 12:47 ]

Well the Royal Hawaiian MIGHT be a roach motel, but it IS vintage Poly-Pop. If you're a hard-core Tikiphile then that's the trade-off. (FYI, I noticed ChrisTiki edited out his/her "roach motel" comments. Good job :)).

If your typical standards are Ritz Carlton or Four Seasons then you might consider the Travelodge a "roach motel", but I think it's pretty representative of the chain in offering clean budget accommodations.

Also for out-of-towners, if you're going to be in the vicinity of Tiki-Ti, do not miss Griffith Park Observatory and/or Wacko/Soap Plant - http://www.yelp.com/biz/wacko-los-angeles#query:wack%20soap%20plant. Soap Plant would be on the walk home from Tiki-Ti to Travelodge. You'll love it.

Also I recommend El Chavo next door to Tiki-Ti to service your Mexican drunk food needs.

[ Edited by: JOHN-O 2010-06-20 12:47 ]

Post #537825 by JOHN-O on Sun, Jun 20, 2010 12:43 PM