Istanberry Berry Life Apartments
Los Angeles, United States
Coffee snapshot
Confidence lowMay have changedLast checked todayIn-room coffee maker
Not yet confirmed
Machine
Not yet confirmed
Coffee format
Not yet confirmed
Kettle
Yes
We have no official website on record for Istanberry Berry Life Apartments. Without a primary source there is nothing for us to read, so a traveller report is the fastest way to fill this in.
This may be out of date. Our newest evidence is over eighteen months old, and hotels change coffee suppliers more often than that. Treat it as a starting point.
What to bring
A kettle in the room opens things up
Whatever else is provided, a kettle means you can brew your own properly. It is the single most useful thing a hotel room can have if you care about coffee.
- An AeroPress Go or a collapsible pour-over cone
- Your own coffee, ground before you travel
- Coffee bags if you want to pack nothing at all
In the room
| Detail | What we found | Status | Evidence dated |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kettle in room | Yes | May be out of date | about 10 years ago |
How we know
RoomBrew confidence
- Last research pass today
- 1 independent source consulted
- No traveller confirmations yet
- Newest evidence dated 1 May 2016
Sources
Tier 3tripadvisor.com
“Every room is uniquely designed according to themes, complete with kitchen, utensils, washing machine, dryer, kettle, etc.”
https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g293974-d6681664-Reviews-or10-d6681664
Checked 1 May 2016
Stayed here recently?
A traveller who was in the room last month is better evidence than any page we can crawl. This takes about twenty seconds and no account.
Questions about coffee at Istanberry Berry Life Apartments
Is there a kettle in the rooms at Istanberry Berry Life Apartments?
Yes. A kettle means you can brew your own coffee in the room with very little equipment.
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Location, address and brand details for this property come from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Coffee information is researched by RoomBrew from the sources listed above. Spotted something wrong?