Los Angeles Hotels & Hostels (252)

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Among the cookie-cutter chain hotels along Century Blvd near LAX, the Sheraton Gateway stands out for its stunning combo of designer-savvy decor and intimate, boutique-style service, despite a hu…

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The designers of the Standard Hotels in Downtown LA and West Hollywood have refashioned this once dowdy tower in their own image. Industrial-chic rooms and public spaces attract entertainment ind…

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Understated rooms are a relaxing antidote to busy days on business or the tourist track. Besides an intimate lobby and sophisticated restaurant, elegant touches at this first-class European-style…

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This 1923 landmark exudes the grandeur of a European palace and has hosted a galaxy of presidents, celebrities and royalty. Rooms, sheathed in soothing gold and ivory hues, feature all the trappi…

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Owner and actress Beverly Garland oversees this sprawling, well landscaped property with seven-story towers and Mission-style accents (paying homage to its location on the former El Camino Real).…

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Colorful retro touches, plenty of elbow room, a sparkling tiled pool and wi-fi internet access put this always-busy chain motel a few comfortable steps above the budget-minded norm. For more spac…

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This Spanish Colonial-style gem, built in 1927, brims with old-fashioned character. From the beautiful lobby with its beamed ceiling, grand piano and colorful tile work, what may be Santa Monica'…

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Modern and efficient, the Omni puts you within steps of Downtown's cultural hubs. The oversized accommodations lack no amenities but can't quite shake that generic, if comfortable, chain-hotel fe…

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After an extreme makeover, this LA fixture has catapulted from shabby to chic, sporting a sassy 'urban cowboy' look that is an amazing alchemy of styles. The dedicated staff is enormously helpful…

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Too authentically 1962 to be called 'retro', this longstanding favorite sits on a six-acre campus in the heart of the San Fernando Valley. Its 190 reasonably proportioned rooms, mostly in a five-…

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Anything but standard, this hip hotel has lots of design surprises, starting with the lobby made of recycled glass and the model lounging in a giant fish tank behind the front desk. All rooms hav…

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This boutique hotel, housed in the former villa of silent movie star Lillian Gish, offers a sleek and soulful Parisian boudoir atmosphere. The look is French kiss meets the Far East - and it's lo…

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A Holiday Inn until 2008, this conveniently located property has received a cheery, European-style makeover punctuated by black & white 1940s-era glamor shots of Hollywood stars. The hotel is in …

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Like so many Angelenos, this hotel is not to be ignored. A cylindrical tower, rising above Sunset Boulevard and the 405 freeway near UCLA and the Getty Centre, the Angeleno has brought some chic …

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At this romantic B&B, sumptuous rooms face either the ocean or the lovely garden. Breakfasts are gourmet affairs, especially when the award-winning apple French toast is served. You can also meet…

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The Palomar, in the Westwood neighborhood near UCLA, has an eco-friendly, good-for-you vibe with an urban aesthetic and central location, at rates that won't fray your nerves. Even the TV is your…

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This quiet, immaculate 77-room boutique hotel beautifully blends Craftsman and Asian aesthetics. Trim and tidy rooms have high ceilings and dark-wood furniture, and some even have fireplaces and …

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Handily located near West Hollywood restaurants, the party precincts of the Sunset Strip and the gay and lesbian mecca of Santa Monica Blvd, yet hidden on a quiet residential street, this all-sui…

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A recent makeover has propelled this longtime standby (originally an apartment complex) out of the budget category. Redone rooms feature stylish earth-toned furniture, feather duvets and pillows …

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A unique boutique hotel, the Orlando is a soothing, earth-toned hideaway. Natural woods, votive candles and other designer touches make both public and private spaces springs to life. Business an…

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Mid-century modern meets new-millennium amenities at this stylish ice-blue boutique hotel. Rooms vamp it up with vintage Nelson bubble lamps and Eames cabinets, and the pool has a sexy hourglass …

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Magically converted from the 1955 Superior Oil headquarters, this minimalist hotel goes after the same young, hip and shag-happy crowd as its older Sunset Strip sister. Rooms are graded from 'Che…

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Spanish Colonial architecture and delicious gossip rendezvous at this reinvented hotel, a Hollywood fixture since 1927. The handsome lobby retains the original Spanish flair, but rooms, pool and …

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Gleaming like a jewel box inside and out, the London sits just south of the Sunset Strip, with slick design, a sparkling rooftop pool, and a swish restaurant by Michelin-starred chef Gordon Ramsa…

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If you fancy sipping your mai tai poolside with a view of the Hollywood Sign, this deluxe chain hotel right next to the Hollywood & Highland complex fits the bill. Gear up for a day of sightseein…

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Feed your luxury cravings without eviscerating your bank account. Rooms are merely average sized, but the stylish furnishings, Frette robes, Bvlgari soaps, feather beds and raindrop showerheads w…

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Its French-flavored indulgence may look dated, but this faux-chateau still attracts A-list stars with its legendary discretion. Practically every luminary in celluloid history has enjoyed drinks …

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A favorite hideaway of Clark Gable and Carole Lombard, this 1933 Art-Deco hotel near Santa Monica Pier sure has character. Renovated rooms have attractive amenities, like Nintendo systems, wi-fi …

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Direct that urge to splurge toward this peaceful retreat, where every detail speaks of refinement. Rooms, each with a private entrance and classy French country furnishings, are embraced by roman…

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This small Ocean Ave hotel lavishes its guests with attention and lots of little luxuries. It affects a subdued SoCal chic, without sacrificing any amenities, such as Egyptian cotton sheets, wi-f…

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The Viceroy is full of surprises, starting with a bland exterior that conceals a surprisingly fabulous inside: Hollywood glamor by the sea. Strikingly designed indoor and outdoor spaces are match…

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This deluxe 1926 beach club by the ocean has been exquisitely restored with a palmy, old-world lobby and guest rooms filled with overstuffed furniture, silver fixtures, Victorian beds and can't-b…

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Featured on the cover of the Eagles' Hotel California album, the Beverly Hills Hotel is as revered in LA as the countless Hollywood legends who have cavorted here (and still do). The ambience at …

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Though the name recalls the grandeur of imperial Russia, this L'Ermitage has a cool Eurasian ambience, plus amenities like in-room 'intelligent' climate controls, complimentary high-speed interne…

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In Pretty Woman, Richard Gere said he chose this hotel because he likes the best. While there are many 'bests' in LA, this legendary property has remained in that category since 1928, a bastion o…

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Classy Shutters brags of its beachside location, and deservedly so. Original objets d'art and lithographs by David Hockney and Roy Lichtenstein add atmosphere to this trendy property, a West Coas…

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- inn/chalet - limited service year built - 1954 year remodeled - 2005 additional property description - hollywood stars inn is located in the heart …

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Our property is conveniently located in close proximity to all major highways 405, 105, 10 , downtown LA and the beach. We offer our guest a variety of amenities including inside parking, high sp…

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Location.<br> Raging Waters theme park Mount San Antonio College California State Polytechnic University <br> Hotel Features.<br> Complimentary continental breakfasts Ou…

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Hollywood best inn is located in the heart of hollywood. Universal studios is only 1 1/2 miles away. hollywood blvd, walk of fame, chinese theater, palace club and capital records are…

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