Woodland Hills Comfort Inn

Los Angeles, CA   /   1 Review

20157 Ventura Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 91364, USA

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One Review

  1. Sherry “Bella” jagneaux

    Well I have an answer for you about the Woodland Hills comfort inn in podcast form! This is me being interviewed about jani lane lead singer of the band warrent – he died 8-11-11 in room 118 he was born John Kennedy Oswald – please enjoy my podcast https://youtu.be/IeSlPrJcoFk

    Thank you – the name has oddly changed to the 818 ascend hotel!!! Look at all that numerology! Beautiful

    Sunshine & smiles,
    Bella

    May 31, 2022 at 3:28 pm Reply

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