Help!
This is the worst hotel I have EVER stayed at! First it looked okay when I arrived. By the discription. I thought it was adjacent to Beverly Hills. No not even close. 
I check in at the front desk. I noticed that the employee were casually dressed. Then I was going towards my room and the property was rundown. I entered my room and it felt like I was in a sleezy motel. 
The bathroom was interesting. It had a tiled area for the shower with no enclosure with a toilet in the corner. It was wide open! There was a small window above the shower area. You could see people walking back and forth! I tried to close the window, but I was too short to reach it. It was very disturbing. 
I sleeped with a chair against the door all night. I heard people fighting outside my room. The arguement was starting to get worst. I was frighten.
I tried to make a phone call from my cell phone and the area would NOT allow me to do it. I tried to call from the room phone. It wouldn't allow me to do that either. I called the front desk to find out why. A lady told me that I can only call local phone numbers no calls out of state. My family back East was worried because they couldn't get a hold of me. It was scary. The lady at the front desk would not help me at all. 
I had to park my car in an alley way with no enclosure or protection. Scary.
That was on Thursday night. My checkout was for Saturday morning. 
On Friday, in between my appointments, I grabbed my luggage and things, loaded them into my car, and checked out from this place at the front desk. I didn't explain why or what. 
I called the Marriott Courtyard in Century City in a panic. The clerk at the front desk told me not to worry. They had a room for me, and the hotel will be waiting for my arrival. The Marriott treated me like royality. Thank you Marroitt for all your help. I'll be back for sure for my next trip.