Bathroom poorly renovated, no sound insulation, Club Lounge far from rooms.
I stayed here for three days for a conference. I upgraded to Regency Club so that I could eat breakfast/ snacks. Unfortunately, the Club Room is off the lobby, making it inconvenient to reach from the rooms. The food selection was quite poor- just trail mix type stuff, yogurt and drinks normally. The cocktail food had some greasy grilled veggies, cookies, and smoked salmon/cream cheese rolls. None of them seemed very fresh. 
The rooms were renovated and had new bedding/ tv console desk and seemed clean. The woodwork was not renovated, so the closet doors/ interior, bathroom door was all dinged up and very old, probably from the 60's or 70's. The bathtub had dings and looked dirty, but were just refinished poorly, so that the previous scratched finish showed through. The bathrooms also were incredibly dim- no light over the tub. 
There was a 1/2" gap between the old door to the room and the hallway, with no insulation in between. I could hear anyone walking down the hall, not to mention any conversations. I could even hear conversations in rooms as I walked down the hallway. 
The location is near a Westfield Mall, with a food court, so that is convenient, but there is only very expensive valet parking. The driveway is too narrow for the volume of guests, so often the valet parking is backed up down the driveway almost to the street. 
For the money, don't bother with the Club upgrade, and I would find a different hotel for my next stay in LA.