Hyatt HouseEl Segundo, United StatesApril 2026

Hyatt House LAX/Manhattan Beach Review

Name: Hyatt House LAX/Manhattan Beach
Address: 810 S Douglas St, El Segundo, CA 90245, USA, El Segundo, US

By the Globalist Notes coupleStayed, photographed, and reviewed in person

Published May 22, 2026Updated May 28, 2026

A quiet, apartment-style property with full kitchens, making it a practical choice for families and travelers needing easy access to LAX and Manhattan Beach.

FamilyUrbanBeach

Key Points from This Stay

Breakfast BenefitContinental · Included

Parkingoutdoor · $20

Outdoor Pool

This Stay at a Glance

Hyatt House LAX/Manhattan Beach is a three-story property offering apartment-style accommodations that feel more like a short-term residence than a traditional hotel. The full kitchen is a convenient touch, complete with a microwave, dishwasher, pots, and tableware (though note there is no oven). The layout is ideal for travelers who prefer an Airbnb-style living space. Despite the proximity to the airport, the rooms are remarkably quiet, with almost no airplane or exterior noise. The location is well-positioned for accessing LAX, as well as Manhattan Beach, Torrance, and the broader West LA area.

The main entrance of Hyatt House LAX/Manhattan Beach. A blue Hyatt House awning and glass automatic doors sit in the middle of the beige facade, flanked by neatly trimmed shrubs with red blooms, a tidy first impression coming and going from LAX.

Lobby lounge view at Hyatt House LAX/Manhattan Beach. The space features high vaulted ceilings with spherical pendant lighting, bar-style seating, and a view of the outdoor pool area through the glass doors. — The lobby lounge, with globe lights hanging under the gabled roof. Bar tables and chairs fill the space and the outdoor pool shows through the glass doors; with all that light it was easy to work a bit or step out to the pool.

Room Upgrade Experience

Room on this stayTwo-Bedroom Suite

We booked a Two-Bedroom Suite directly rather than relying on a suite upgrade. Our ground-floor unit featured hardwood floors instead of carpet, which felt clean and fresh. While the sofa was on the smaller side, we rarely used it during our long-term stay, and the spacious dining area was more than sufficient for light meals or working. Each bedroom included both a long wardrobe and a walk-in closet, making it easy to store golf bags and large suitcases. The ground-floor unit also featured a dedicated pet door, a thoughtful touch.

Living room view of a Two-Bedroom Suite at Hyatt House LAX/Manhattan Beach. A TV is mounted on the wall with a desk and chair underneath. To the side, there is a dark gray sofa with cushions and two leather ottomans, all set on light-toned hardwood flooring. — The living room of the Two-Bedroom Suite. A work desk sits under the TV, with a dark gray sofa and two leather ottomans set apart from it, so one person could work on a laptop while the other relaxed.

Interior view of a Two-Bedroom Suite at Hyatt House LAX/Manhattan Beach. The room features a bed with white linens, an open-concept layout connecting to the vanity and bathroom area, and light-toned wood flooring. — A bedroom in the Two-Bedroom Suite. The vanity and bathroom open directly off the white-linened bed, which kept the morning routine short before heading out around El Segundo.

Bedroom view of a Two-Bedroom Suite at Hyatt House LAX/Manhattan Beach. A queen bed is centered between two dark-toned nightstands with lamps, an abstract art piece hangs on the wall above the bed, and the room features light-toned wood flooring. — The queen bed in the suite bedroom. An abstract painting hangs on the gray wall and the lamps on the dark nightstands give off a warm light, which made it a calm place to rest during our family stay in April 2026.

Kitchen in a Two-Bedroom Suite at Hyatt House LAX/Manhattan Beach. It features dark brown cabinetry, beige countertops, a stainless steel refrigerator, an oven, and a microwave, with a small piece of art on the wall. — The suite kitchen. A stainless fridge, oven and microwave are built in between the dark brown cabinets and beige counters, and we cooked a few simple meals here during the stay.

Kitchen area in a Two-Bedroom Suite at Hyatt House LAX/Manhattan Beach. It features dark-toned cabinetry, beige granite countertops, and built-in stainless steel appliances including a refrigerator, microwave, and electric cooktop. — The kitchen from another angle. A built-in electric cooktop, microwave and fridge are arranged above and below the beige granite counter, plenty for buying groceries and eating in over a few days.

Bathroom in a Two-Bedroom Suite at Hyatt House LAX/Manhattan Beach. The vanity area features dark cabinetry and a mirror, while a sliding door separates the toilet and the shower-tub combination with a curtain. — The suite bathroom. A sliding door sits beside the vanity with its dark cabinet, and behind it are the toilet and a tub with a shower curtain, so in the morning one person could wash up while another showered.

Dining area in a Two-Bedroom Suite at Hyatt House LAX/Manhattan Beach. A black dining table with two chairs is set against a light-toned wall, featuring a framed floral print with yellow flowers. A partial view of the suite interior is visible through the open doorway on the left. — The dining nook, with a black table and two chairs against a light wall. A painting of yellow flowers hangs above and the room shows through the open door on the left; it was handy for eating what we cooked or opening a laptop.

Walk-in closet located next to the bathroom in a Two-Bedroom Suite at Hyatt House LAX/Manhattan Beach. The closet is equipped with shelves and hangers, and a mirror and towels are provided above the vanity right next to it. — The walk-in closet next to the bathroom. There is plenty of shelf and hanging space, and with the vanity right beside it, unpacking and getting ready to go out all happened in one spot.

Interior view of a Two-Bedroom Suite at Hyatt House LAX/Manhattan Beach. The bedroom features a TV and storage unit, with a door leading to a separate living area equipped with a desk and another TV. The room is finished with light-toned wood flooring. — Looking past the bedroom TV and cabinet through the open door into the living room. With a door separating the living area, desk and TV from the bedroom, work and rest each had their own space.

A square CEESC-branded pet door installed at the bottom of a white guest room door in a Two-Bedroom Suite at Hyatt House LAX/Manhattan Beach, designed for pet access. — A CEESC pet door set into the bottom of the room's white door. Pets can move between rooms without anyone opening the door, a convenient touch for anyone staying with a dog or cat.

No Lounge

Lounge access was not available on this stay.

Breakfast Experience

Complimentary breakfast

Given the abundance of local dining options in LA, we rarely used the breakfast service. The Hyatt House breakfast is a standard American hotel spread featuring egg dishes, ham or bacon, fruit, milk, and juice.

Pools & Facilities Experience

Outdoor poolWashing machineDryer

There is an outdoor pool and barbecue area to enjoy the warm LA weather.

A fire pit is available, adding to the atmosphere in the evenings. While direct charging via a Tesla-specific cable is not possible, there are EVgo electric vehicle chargers on-site.

Two EVgo DC fast chargers located in the parking lot of Hyatt House LAX/Manhattan Beach. The light-colored hotel exterior and trees are visible in the background, with EV-only parking markings on the ground. — Two EVgo fast chargers in the parking lot. EV-only markings on the pavement and the light-colored wall and trees behind made them easy to spot, and it was simple to plan the day around charging the rental.

Entrance to the outdoor pool at Hyatt House LAX/Manhattan Beach. A gray metal gate and a pillar with signage detailing operating hours and safety rules are visible, with palm trees and the hotel building in the background. — The gray metal gate at the outdoor pool entrance. The sign on the post lists hours of 6 am to 10 pm along with the safety rules, so I read it over before going in.

Service Impressions

Service rating not recordedService notes are still being written.

Resort Fee & Parking Check

Parking typeoutdoor parkingParking fee$20No valet fee recorded for this stayNo resort fee recorded for this stay

There is no parking fee waiver regardless of the length of stay; a $20 nightly parking fee applies.

Late checkout was honored on this stay: 4 PM

Before You Book

Hyatt House LAX/Manhattan Beach has several similarly named Hyatt House and Hyatt Place locations nearby, so verify the exact hotel name before arrival. The property has a three-story, apartment-style layout where room doors open directly to the exterior. This makes moving from the parking lot to the room very convenient and allows for better natural ventilation and lighting than a typical hotel. As of our May 2026 visit, mattress replacements were underway. Note that in the LA area, you cannot stay in the same room for more than 28 consecutive days, so a mid-stay checkout is required for long-term guests.