Which room to book at Silver Lake Pool & Inn
The Deluxe King View. It is a 375 sq ft (35 m²) king room with a sitting area, sold for its outlook over rooftops, palms and the hills, and on a Tuesday in December it cost $425, the same as the entry Queen, which is 250 to 310 sq ft (23 to 29 m²). Below it the choice is about space; above it the King Suite and the King Studio cost $391 and $463 more.
The room to book
The Deluxe King View
375 sq ft (35 m²)Rooftops, palms and the hills; the hotel does not say which side
A king bed, a sitting area and a wide window over rooftops, palms and the hills, in a category the hotel sells for its views. On the December Tuesday it cost the same as the entry Queen.
$425 a night
On our shortlists
Every room at a glance
| Room | Size | View | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Queen | 250 to 310 sq ft (23 to 29 m²) | $425 | |
| The Deluxe King ViewOur pickRooftops, palms and the hills; the hotel does not say which side | 375 sq ft (35 m²) | Rooftops, palms and the hills; the hotel does not say which side | $425 |
| The Double Queen | 400 to 480 sq ft (37 to 45 m²) | $425 | |
| The Double Queen ADA | 400 sq ft (37 m²) | $425 | |
| The King | 250 to 350 sq ft (23 to 33 m²) | $435 | |
| The Deluxe King | 390 sq ft (36 m²) | $450 | |
| The King ADA | 375 sq ft (35 m²) | $450 | |
| The King Suite | 460 sq ft (43 m²) | $816 | |
| The King Studio | 710 sq ft (66 m²) | $888 |
Every room they sell
The Queen
The entry room: a queen bed, a walk-in rain shower and a Nespresso machine, sold by the hotel as the room for a lone traveller. Its description mentions no sitting area.
250 to 310 sq ft (23 to 29 m²)$425 a night
The Deluxe King ViewOur pick
A king bed, a sitting area and a wide window over rooftops, palms and the hills, in a category the hotel sells for its views. On the December Tuesday it cost the same as the entry Queen.
375 sq ft (35 m²)Rooftops, palms and the hills; the hotel does not say which side$425 a night
The Double Queen
Two queen beds and a sitting area, built for four. The most floor area under $450, and the room for friends or a family; no outlook is stated.
400 to 480 sq ft (37 to 45 m²)$425 a night
The Double Queen ADA
The accessible version of the Double Queen, with accessible features. Leave it for guests who need them.
400 sq ft (37 m²)$425 a night
The King
A king bed and a sitting area in a room that starts at the Queen's size. It cost $10 more than the Deluxe King View that night, for 25 to 125 sq ft less.
250 to 350 sq ft (23 to 33 m²)$435 a night
The Deluxe King
A king bed and a sitting area, with no outlook mentioned. $25 more than the Deluxe King View for 15 sq ft more.
390 sq ft (36 m²)$450 a night
The King ADA
The accessible king room, with a sitting area and accessible features. Leave it for guests who need them.
375 sq ft (35 m²)$450 a night
The King Suite
A king bed and a large sitting area. The first suite costs $391 more than the Deluxe King View for 85 sq ft more.
460 sq ft (43 m²)$816 a night
The King Studio
The largest category: a king bed, a sofa, a desk and 1.5 baths with a double-vanity powder room. $463 more than the Deluxe King View for 335 sq ft more.
710 sq ft (66 m²)$888 a night
Prices are a guide from our last check, not live rates.
Why this one
Four categories cost the same $425 on a Tuesday in December: The Queen, the Deluxe King View, the Double Queen and its accessible twin. They are very different rooms. The Queen is the smallest, at 250 to 310 sq ft (23 to 29 m²). The Deluxe King View is 375 sq ft (35 m²), with a king bed, a sitting area and the window the hotel sells it for. The Double Queen is the biggest of the four at 400 to 480 sq ft (37 to 45 m²), with two queen beds and no outlook stated. For two people who want a king bed and an outlook, the View is the one to book; for four, or for two who want the most floor area, the Double Queen. The steps above are small: The King is $435 and the Deluxe King $450, and the Deluxe King adds only 15 sq ft to the View. Rates move with the date, so compare the categories again on yours.
Above the View the ladder buys space, not outlook. The King Suite, at 460 sq ft (43 m²), is $816, and the King Studio, at 710 sq ft (66 m²) with a sofa, a desk and 1.5 baths, is $888. No category is sold as the quiet one, so the side of the building matters more than the name on the booking.
- Ask for
- Ask for an upper floor on the north side of the building, which looks toward the Griffith Park hills and faces away from Santa Monica Boulevard, and ask for a quiet room when you book. The hotel does not publish which rooms are on which side or floor, so it is a request, not a guarantee.
- Avoid
- Rooms on the Santa Monica Boulevard side, where traffic carries into the night, and The Queen and The King if you want space, since both start at 250 sq ft. The two ADA categories are for guests who need accessible features, so leave them for those guests.
Suites against rooms
The King Studio is the room to pick for a long stay or for working: it has a desk and a sofa, and the hotel offers rollaway beds in the King Suite and the King Studio at $40 plus tax a night. Cribs and high chairs are free on request. The King Suite is the smaller step up, with a large sitting area, and at 460 sq ft (43 m²) it is smaller than the largest Double Queen rooms.
Questions people ask
Good questions about Silver Lake Pool & Inn
Which room should I book at Silver Lake Pool & Inn?
The Deluxe King View. It is a 375 sq ft (35 m²) king room with a sitting area, sold for its outlook over rooftops, palms and the hills, and on a Tuesday in December it cost $425, the same as the entry Queen, which is 250 to 310 sq ft (23 to 29 m²). Below it the choice is about space; above it the King Suite and the King Studio cost $391 and $463 more.
Which rooms should I avoid at Silver Lake Pool & Inn?
Rooms on the Santa Monica Boulevard side, where traffic carries into the night, and The Queen and The King if you want space, since both start at 250 sq ft. The two ADA categories are for guests who need accessible features, so leave them for those guests.
Our verdict
Book it as an Eastside base: the Deluxe King View, a quiet-room request and Sunset Junction on foot. Come between November and Christmas, when midweek rooms are at their lowest and the pool deck is quiet.
Last checked: October 2026 · Image credits: Expedia Group Creator Toolbox