Pasadena · California

Pasadena Hotel & Pool

Name: Pasadena Hotel & Pool
Address: 928 E. Colorado Blvd., Pasadena, California, 91106, US
Rating: 8.5

928 E. Colorado Blvd., Pasadena, California, 91106

The experience

Modern Rooms with Free WiFiExperience comfort and convenience in our contemporary air-conditioned rooms equipped with a flat-screen TV, refrigerator, and coffee machine. Stay connected with complimentary WiFi and enjoy stunning pool or city views in our suites and studios.

Convenient LocationExplore Pasadena's attractions with ease as Norton Simon Museum and Rose Bowl Stadium are just a short distance away. Plus, with Los Angeles International Airport only 34 km away, traveling is a breeze.

Exceptional ServicesIndulge in our on-site restaurant offering delicious breakfast and light dinner options. With a 24-hour reception and dry cleaning services, we ensure a seamless stay for all our guests.

Book your stay at Pasadena Hotel & Pool for a memorable experience in the heart of Pasadena.

At the hotel

Popular amenities

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24-hour front desk
Accessible parking
Air conditioning
Bar
Cashless payment available
CCTV in common areas
CCTV outside property
Cleaning standards that are effective against Coronavirus
Contactless check-in/check-out
Dry cleaning

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Express check-in/check-out
Facilities for disabled guests
Fax/photocopying
Fence around pool
Fire extinguishers
First aid kit available
Fitness center
Fitness facilities
Guest rooms disinfected between stays
Guests can opt-out any cleaning services during stay
Heated pool
Heating
Invoice provided
Key card access
Laundry
Laundry washed per local authority guidelines
Lift / Elevator
Luggage storage
Meeting/banquet facilities
Non-smoking rooms
Non-smoking throughout
Outdoor furniture
Outdoor pool
Paid WiFi
Parking
Parking garage
Pet bowls
Pets allowed
Pool bar
Pool with view
Restaurant
Rooftop pool
Sanitized tableware & silverware
Shallow end
Shared lounge/TV area
Shared stationery like menus, pens are removed
Smoke alarms
Staff adhere to local safety protocols
Sun loungers or beach chairs
Sun terrace
Sun umbrellas
Swimming pool
Terrace
Toilet with grab rails
Wheelchair accessible
WiFi available
Wine/champagne

Live guest feedback

Guest reviews

8.5out of 10

Mediocre
janetgJ6869TN · Couples · 2026-08-01
6/10
“Cost too much for what it is. Small room, street noise woke us. Needs to have lower prices and what is this facilities extra charge? Ivwould not go back.”
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Paradise01129667585 · Family · 2026-07-22
10/10
“Great hotel with a perfect location. It was clean, and the service was excellent. Also, there’s an employee named Antony who was amazing. We came back to the hotel very late one night, and he was so kind, welcoming, and helpful. He really made our stay even better.”
Not good.
bsg1010 · Business · 2026-07-16
2/10
“Stay away. Budget motel service and amenities.”
Great hotel! if you don't mind your partner listening to you while you defecate
ahr75 · NONE · 2026-07-01
2/10
“Our room in this hotel had no bathroom at all. The toilet and the shower were separated from the main room only by a flimsy semi-transparent glass door panel. If I wanted to urinate or defecate in privacy, I had to leave our hotel room, go down from the fifth floor to the first floor lobby, and use the men's room next to that lobby (which, although it was a semi-public restroom, had far more privacy than our hotel room's did). Another 'feature' of our hotel room was that the sink and mirror were outside the tiny non-private pseudo-bathroom in which the toilet and the shower were placed. It was impossible to completely clean oneself without coming out of the 'bathroom', and impossible to do all the things required to clean one's body in a single properly enclosed space. Literally any decent American chain hotel room from the 1960s had a better-designed bathroom than the 'bathroom' we had in this hotel. As the Wall Street Journal described in January 2026, this style of 'bathroom' has become fashionable among high-end hotels: https://www.wsj.com/lifestyle/travel/hotels-bathroom-no-doors-8cb4bf96 But it is a stupid, miserable fashion. The sooner that all hotels like this one can be sneered into reversing their decisions and shamed into regaining 1960s standards of bathroom quality, the better.”