reviewsBook this hotel and collect nights after your stayAt a glanceKey factsHotel sizeThis hotel has 300 roomsThis hotel is arranged over 12 floorsArriving/leavingCheck-in time 3 PM-2 AMCheck-out time is noonExpress check-outRequired at check inCredit card or cash deposit required Government-issued photo ID required Minimum Spring Break check-in age is 21 Travelling with othersChildren One child (11 years old and younger) stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding PetsPets stay free Restrictions apply * InternetWiFi and wired Internet access in rooms *TransportParkingValet parking *Cooked-to-order breakfast (surcharge)Restaurant Bar/lounge Coffee shop/café 24-hour room service Outdoor poolFitness facilitiesSpa tubBusiness centerConference space24-hour front deskConcierge servicesLimo or Town Car service availableDry cleaning/laundry serviceFree newspapers in lobbyMultilingual staffPorter/bellhopATM/bankingSafe-deposit box at front deskAccessible bathroomIn-room accessibilityRoll-in showerIn-room climate control (air conditioning)Air conditioningCoffee/tea makerIron/ironing boardTurndown servicePremium beddingPillowtop mattressPrivate bathroomShower/tub combinationHair dryerPay movies Cable/satellite TV channels Video-game console DeskFree newspaperWiFi (
surcharge)PhoneRefrigeratorDaily housekeepingConnecting/adjoining rooms availableSpecial featuresDiningVentanas - This restaurant specializes in Californian cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. The Living Room Lobby - Onsite bar. The Store - This café serves light fare only. Is the description of this hotel not correct? Remodeling, cleaning out, downsizing or just getting organized? San Gabriel Valley Habitat for Humanity accepts donations of household goods, furniture, appliances and building materials. We put the proceeds from selling your donations to good use by building homes and hope here in Southern California. As a 501c3 affordable housing non-profit, all gifts are tax-deductible! We will provide a receipt at time of donation. Schedule or drop-off by end of the calendar year for in time for this years filing. Donations accepted Mon-Sat 9 am-5 pm. Please bring your donations to the closest location: Atwater Village ReStore • 5201 West San Fernando Road, Los Angeles, CA 90039 • (818) 550-7467
Azusa ReStore • 410 South Irwindale Avenue, Azusa, CA 91702 • Have items too big to fit in your car? We offer free pick-up of large items within certain zip codes. Whether your company has an inventory count coming up or a job site ready to wrap, our Procurement & Logistics team is here to make donating as easy as possible. Commercial shoots, excess stock, over buys… we’ll work at your scale and pace. If you have a question about which ReStore covers your territory, please call us. Donations may be brought to the ReStore during normal business hours: Monday through and Saturday, 9AM to 5PM. For larger items or larger quantities of items, please arrive by 4:30 to give our staff time to help you unload. If you would like to schedule a donation pickup, please call (626) 387-6900. Habitat ReStore staff and volunteers reserve the right to accept or decline any offered donations based on condition, and accessibility. For a good overall condition assessment, ask yourself if the item is working/fully functional.
Second, ask if it’s the kind of condition you would feel good about giving to a friend. If yes to both of those questions, you’re probably good to go. Air Conditioning & Heating Units, Appliances (must be under 6 yrs old) Major Appliances (must be working and in no need of repair; slight dents/scratches are OK) Brick & Block (needs to be palletized; free of cement/mortar) Kitchen and Bathroom Cabinets Sinks (Kitchen & Bath) Interior and Exterior (Raised Panel) Doors Furniture (no significant stains, wear or tears) Lumber (minimum of 4’) Tile (floor: minimum quantity of 20 sq. ft.; counter: minimum quantity of 10 sq. ft.) Unique & Vintage Items For specific details on the items we accept, please click here. If you have questions, please give us a call. Floor tile less than 20 square feet of the same Wall and counter tile less than 10 square feet of the same Windows with broken or missing panes Doors/cabinets with water damage
Projection TVs (working Tube TVs are usually okay) Used mattresses or box springs Cultured marble sinks without the vanity/cabinet Moulding or Lumber with nails Toilets, tubs, sinks, or urinals with any stains, cracks, or damage Unpalletized bricks or blocks Bricks or blocks with significant amounts of mortar/cement/etc. Plywood or lumber smaller than half a sheet Pieces of lumber (i.e 2 x 4, 2 x6, etc.) that are less than 4’ Paint cans that are less than ¾ of the way full, are rusted, or have a V.O.C. of 100 g/l or higher (it should be listed on the label somewhere – paint purchased within the last year usually is okay) Electrical appliances (220v) or dishwashers that are 15 years old or older Because of new lead laws we can no longer take any pipes, fittings, and fixtures that are used to transport water for human consumption (drinking, teeth brushing, food preparation) unless they comply with the .25% legal lead limit. This means any sinks, faucets (bathroom or kitchen), dishwashers, water heaters, metal pipe or pipe fittings, or plumbed-in appliances manufactured prior to 1/4/2014 will not be accepted as donations.
This includes the following products: Kitchen faucets, bathroom sink faucets, dishwashers, water heaters Pipes and pipe fittings leading to theses faucets/appliances Plumbed-in appliances (i.e., coffee makers) Even if installation is only temporary or for an emergency repair Compliant products will have a stamp of proof. All products purchased new after 1/4/2014 should be compliant. Piping, valves, fixtures, and faucets that are used exclusively for baths or showers will still be accepted.Donate a Mattress to Charity You’ve just bought the perfect new bed, mattress and box spring. You can just throw the old ones away, right? You can prolong the life of your old bed by donating it to charity. Donate your old bed to help an individual or family through a tough time. Donating an old bed or mattress is the ecologically responsible choice, too. Our landfills don’t need more of our stuff, particularly things that can have a second life in the hands of someone else.
Before you let the deliverymen haul off your old bed and mattress, find out if they’re just going to be dumping them. You may even find a charity in your area that will come pick up your old bed from your doorstep. Wondering where to donate an old mattress? will help you find a charity in your area that will accept your bed, mattress and other furniture donation. You can also, within minutes, schedule a free pickup of your items. That’s quite a service, considering how heavy and unwieldy beds and mattresses can be! You might also be wondering where your donated bed will go once it’s in the hands of the charity you’ve chosen. Some charities will sell your items to help fund their activities and further their mission. Your donations can go to support a range of individuals and families in different situations. Donate a bed to help a family that’s just lost everything in a fire, earthquake, hurricane, or other natural disaster. Donate a mattress to a battered women’s shelter or refugee center.
Donate a mattress to a homeless shelter. Donate a bed to an individual in transition, trying to get back on his feet. Your former bed can help someone else rest easier at night. Will charities accept beds and mattresses of any size? You’ll need to check with the charity first, but many organizations will accept your donated bed and mattress of any size. Donate a hospital bed. Donate a baby or crib mattress. Donate an inflatable mattress. Donate a single or twin bed. Donate a full bed. Donate a queen bed. Donate a king or California king bed. Please ensure that your bed and mattress are in good condition. Please do not donate broken, stained, or unsanitary beds and mattresses. And please take care to tell the charity whether the items were in a home with pets or smokers, as people in fragile health can be extremely sensitive to pet hair and cigarette smoke. Do you have more than a mattress to donate to charity? is your best bet to get your donations into the hands of a charity near you.