The Anza A Calabasas Hotel - Calabasas, California

B. Black

Posizione strategica, vicina all'autostrada per Los Angeles (30 min ma dipende dal traffico) e 20 min per malibù! Le camere sono spaziose e munite di macchina per il caffè/tea. In hotel è possibile usufruire della lavanderia a pagamento. Personale gentile e disponibile e grazie a Stefania, la manager dell'hotel, ci siamo sentiti a casa!

chiara g

Sono tornata all’Anza a distanza di un anno poiché ho apprezzato la vicinanza alla costa , la location ( Calabasas è deliziosa ), lo spazio delle stanza . C’erano parecchi lavori in corso che onestamente non danno affatto fastidio. Non farei pagare 15 dollari per il parcheggio, alla fine non siamo al centro di Los Angeles .Il personale efficiente ma non direi simpaticissimi . Stanza per 4 ma asciugamani sempre per 3, ma questo succede in ogni hotel !

chiara g

Calabasas è una cittadina molto carina e l'Anza si trova proprio al suo centro a pochi metri da negozi e ristoranti ( che chiudono molto presto la sera ). L'hotel è carino , comodo , il parcheggio costa 15 dollari al giorno . La gentilezza della signora Stefania alla reception ha riparato la scortesia del suo collega che vedendo 3 persone con valige arrivare dalle stanze e che si piazzano davanti a lui senza però disturbarlo chiede cosa mai volessimo?!!! Chissà ? Caduto dalle nuvole mi addebita il costo del parcheggio sulla carta senza però chiederlo , avrei preferito pagare contanti ma si è guardato bene dal chiedere scusa dell'inconvniente anzi mi ha ribadito che io non glielo avevo detto ... Detto questo abbiamo dovuto chiedere gli asciugamani che non ci erano stati cambiati e la carta igienica . Insomma hotel carino ma basta un occhio in più al cliente per rendere un soggiorno molto piacevole .

FedeDavide4

Volevamo visitare la costa di Malibu, ma li i prezzi degli hotel erano troppo alti, perciò abbiamo optato per quest hotel all'interno ed è stato una vera piacevole sorpresa. La posizione è perfetta: lì vicino ci sono molti ristoranti e bar, un supermercato..con la superstrada in un attimo si arriva sulla costa e volendo sul tragitto ci si può fermare alla Pepperdine University ( dove hanno girato Zoe 101) per la gioia di vostra figlia. L'hotel dispone di una piccola piscina x la quale vengono forniti i teli e di parcheggio al costo di 5 dollari. Le camere sono spaziose e pulite. Molte sono quelle disomibilli x portatori di handicap.

silvia m

Hotel sito in una cittadina tranquilla Calabasas a poca distanza dal Camarillo Mall e a un’ora scarsa da Santa Monica. La camera era abbastanza spaziosa ma carente di molte cose: cassaforte, asciugacapelli, asciugamani non sufficienti. |Il parcheggio per due giorni ci e’ costato 30$. |Molto disponibile e cordiale la signora Stefania della reception.

Sabrina Keigley

Room was spacious, comfortable, and clean.
The front desk clerk was very sweet and professional. Even when things were really busy, she was composed and helpful!
Even the hallways were well done with beautiful lighting and solid floors! The hallway was reasonably sized and the doors were what I would have expected in an apartment building!
The couch in the room was super comfortable and an easy place for us to sit and visit with each other! Would definitely visit again!
Regarding the room, the only thing that was a little off is that the coffee pot and lamp were unplugged with the cords hanging behind their respective wet bar so that you could see the cords dangling when you first opened the door. I assume it was an oversight, but wanted to mention as children and pets are welcome in this this facility.
They also have a robot assisted delivery device where if you order extra tiles it will deliver it right outside your door! Pretty cool concept but we did not take advantage of it while there.
We only stayed one night, the only concern I really have is that the parking is open where anyone from the public could get into the garage. Since we have a pretty nice car I was concerned as I did not see cameras mounted in the garage. Our car ended up being fine overnight, and it was nice to have covered parking!

Navid Fallah

I’ve seen a lot in my travels, but this sets a new low. The Anza Hotel – a so-called 4-star property that knows neither class nor quality. If you book a room here, you’re not booking accommodation – you’re booking ignorance and deception.

Here are the facts, and yes, they are as damning as they sound:
• Fresh air? Not here. Windows that don’t open, a broken air conditioning system – my room was a suffocating nightmare. I paid for comfort, not headaches.
• Room condition? Miserable. Broken furniture, worn-out fixtures, and an overall appearance that barely qualifies for a 2-star motel. Photos attached show just how bad it was.
• Service? Non-existent. Room service here means: do it yourself. And don’t expect any support. I tried contacting the front desk multiple times – no one answered. I was left completely on my own.
• Pure deception: I booked this room because the images on your website showed a proper desk. As a business traveler, I need a workspace. What I got instead was a round dining table, which is a disaster for my back. The explanation? “The photos are outdated.” Translation: deliberate misrepresentation.

As a manager of international artists performing around the globe, I travel frequently and depend on an environment that allows me to work efficiently and host guests professionally. In this case, not only was it impossible to get my work done properly, but I couldn’t even consider inviting guests into a room in such poor condition.

And the best part? When I reported these issues immediately to Booking.com, I was referred to the hotel. And what did the hotel management do? Absolutely nothing. No response to my email. No call. No apology. It’s one thing to make mistakes. Ignoring a guest’s concerns entirely? That’s unprofessional, irresponsible, and outright disrespectful.

I ended my stay early and moved to another hotel – one that actually understands what service means. For anyone considering staying here: don’t. Unless you enjoy deception, ignorance, and complete incompetence.

The Anza Hotel didn’t just waste my time – it destroyed any hope of a pleasant experience. In my line of work, we call that “losing the client.” And believe me, you’ve lost this one. Forever.

Nancy Leland

I selected the premium King Room, which offered ample space, including a sofa bed, mini-refrigerator, and coffee station. However, significant vehicular traffic and elevated noise levels were present in the immediate vicinity of the hotel. The pet-friendly policy resulted in a higher-than-average number of canine guests, contributing to increased noise and the potential for unforeseen incidents; however, staff responded to these issues promptly and efficiently. The second-floor room featured a contemporary design, and the hallways were well-lit and spacious. While numerous improvements were apparent, the hotel lacked a refined atmosphere or unique characteristics. Staff were professional and courteous, and the on-site coffee cafe, while convenient, had limited operating hours and breakfast service. The room provided a secure and comfortable environment, with a clean and comfortable bed.