West Hollywood Vintage Vacation Apt.

Upon check-in, they take a photo of your credit card (both front and back), make you write down your credit card number, expiration date, the zip code, and security code in their paperwork. I expressed my concern about doing this, and they said that is mandatory, otherwise you can't stay there. Two days later after checking out, there are over $800 of unauthorized charges. My credit card has been somehow cloned. This was the only place that I used my credit card in the past week. Is it a coincidence? Perhaps, the Capital One Credit Card fraud department will determine this. I don't know for sure if this place is the culprit, but I strongly advise that people stay away from "Stay City Apartments" (the company that runs this operation). I'm surprised that Expedia allows a company on their website that allows a company that operates with such insecure credit card operations.

Noise from each apartment travels, which when there were 3 kids staying above us, running around til 10.30pm at night..... made for an uncomfortable and noisey stay. This was the only issue. Otherwise great location and has everything you need.

The place was great. The only thing is it require much more communication and paper works to go through to communicate with the agent. Also you have to arrange the exact check in time to meet the agent to receive the key which is kind inconvenient for people coming from oversea to make international phone call with their cell phone.