Mixed Feelings
I have mixed feelings about our stay here. 
THE POSITIVE:
I'm a HUGE aviation buff, and we had an amazing view of landing and departing planes from runways 25L/25R. If you're even remotely interested in airplanes, you can be entertained for a long time just gazing out the enormous window. Bring binoculars, cameras and even a radio scanner and have fun! And don't miss the In N Out Burger on Sepulveda for some AMAZING plane watching as the soar right over your head!
The other good part was the beds...they were incredibly comfortable!
THE NEGATIVE:
If you don't enjoy airplanes, you'll HATE this place. I like airplanes (and even the roar of the jets) so I didn't mind, but I think I'm probably unique in that regard. And since LAX is incredibly busy, there is no lull in the action. Even with ear plugs, you'll hear departing planes engines roar ALL NIGHT long. 
Unless you are a super deluxe plantinum member (or whatever they are called) you'll be in line at the front desk for a VERY long time. There are two lines. One for those who have some special status and one for the rest of us. If ANYONE is in the specialty line, they get helped first, while the "regular folks" wait. Folks in this regular line are not helped until the "honored" guest queue is completely empty. There were only about 4 or 5 people in the regular line and we waited about 45 minutes to check in. That is completely ridiculous in my opinion.
The room wasn't as clean as I would have guessed for a place like this. The window had finger prints and nose prints on it. One panel of glass looked like it had been wiped down with a cloth that wasn't entirely clean (streaked and smeared). The coffee maker had a film of dust on it. The plastic coffee cup lids had dried coffee drippings from the last guests.
Parking is a whopping $22+ a day. I've stayed in many hotels, even a 5 star resort in Kauai and have never paid that much for parking.
The mini-bar is ridiculous. My mom picked up a bottle of Evian to look at it and was charged just because she picked it up (weight sensor billing). It was one of those little mini bottles of water and we ended up paying $5 for it. So, do NOT even TOUCH mini-bar items or you will be charged. But even if you want to purchase something, the prices listed for each item do not include tax or the 20% restocking fee. So, a can of beer listed as $7 is really about $10. A can of beer for $10?! Really? Yes, really.
Finally, the rooms were nothing spectacular. We paid $100 through a hotel booking site, but based on the quality, I think that was over-priced. The rooms themselves are more in the $70-80 category (based on my traveling experience).