Ugh! Never again.
We chose this hotel because of its proximity to the Nokia Theater, available parking, etc. We only paid about $100 for the night. I guess you get what you pay for. We were placed near the elevator which was extremely loud. The walls were paper thin. We asked if we could be moved but they were unable to accommodate us. The room was clean but very run down. Parking was available next door in a public (paid parking) garage but was supposed the have a reduced cost for 24 hour parking for guests of the Ritz-Milner. For one thing, the parking attendant was rarely there so we had to wait for over an hour in order to enter at the reduced 24-hour rate to park our car. The next morning we made sure to be packed and out of the hotel prior to the 24-hour time so we wouldn't be charged another day. When we removed our car the attendant was not there (surprise) so we had to use the ticket machine. When we inserted the ticket, we were charged an extra day because the parking garage failed to change the clocks on the parking meters (for day light savings) and all the clocks were a hour earlier charging us another day. We finally got ahold of the parking attendant but she would not refund any monies and to date we never saw the $20 overcharge even though the manager said they would return it. Again...you get what you pay for. 
The hotel made arrangements for us for a car/driver (for a fee) to take us to the Nokia theater so we didn't have to park our car. The driver told us to call him when the show (event) was over so he could pick us up. When we called him (approximately 11pm) he told us their driver was unavailable so we had to hail a cab, downtown LA. Fun!
The food that was offered for the free breakfast was not very good except for the waffles (that you make yourself). They were very good. 
No. I would not stay here again, even for the value it was not a good experience.