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Find the Top Hotels in Los AngelesFrom five-star hotels that hark back to Hollywood’s Golden Age to cozy B&Bs by the sea and family-friendly options, there’s no shortage of great places to stay in the City of Angels.
One of the best things about Los Angeles is that there’s something to suit every traveler, whether you’re in the mood for a laidback beach holiday, an active nature-filled adventure, a cultural extravaganza, or a high-octane urban break. The same can be said for the city’s many hotels, which check all the boxes when it comes to finding a place to rest your head. The city is perhaps most famous for its five-star luxury properties, which you’ll find nestled among the palm trees in Beverly Hills or on the beachfront of Santa Monica. Many have been here since Hollywood’s Golden Age and have more than a few eyebrow-raising stories written into their walls. But LA is also home to charming B&Bs, hip budget hotels, and family-friendly establishments that every age group will love. Read on to discover our pick of the best hotels in Tinseltown.
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The Beverly Hills Hotel
The hotel’s Polo Lounge is the stuff of legend – nobody knows how many Hollywood deals have been made under its iconic green-and-white striped ceiling.
Few places in Los Angeles can conjure up old Hollywood magic like the Beverly Hills Hotel. Affectionately known as the Pink Palace, the glamorous five-star spot has played host to everyone from Marilyn Monroe to Elizabeth Taylor (both were such regulars they even have bungalows in the grounds named after them). With its elegantly appointed rooms, suites and bungalows, palm-tree lined pool, and plush spa, a stay here will have you feeling like a bona fide star in no time.
Chateau Marmont
Ever since it first opened its doors in the late 1920s, the stories about the Chateau have made it one of the most iconic hotels in LA, if not the world. The West Hollywood institution has been the establishment of choice for raucous rockers for decades – it was here that Led Zeppelin drove their Harley Davidsons into the lobby, and where Jim Morrison used to swing between the balconies. From the Gothic-glam lobby to the chicly pared-back bungalows, it remains one of LA’s must-stay hotels for travelers who appreciate the finer things in life, with a healthy dose of hedonism thrown in for good measure.
Shutters on the Beach
There are few places in LA where you can walk out of your hotel and feel the sand beneath your toes, but Shutters is one of those places. Set right on Santa Monica beach, it’s one of the most sought-after properties in the city, and with good reason. The nautical-inspired décor adds to the relaxed beach house vibe, where the rooms are decked out in a chic white and blue color scheme and wooden shutters that open onto private balconies with ocean views. It remains a firm favorite with visitors looking for coastal luxury.
The Surfrider
Los Angeles is known for its sun, sea, and surf, all of which can be found at this laidback Malibu spot. Set just off the Pacific Coast Highway, the hotel’s light, bright rooms all come with balconies that offer incredible views over the ocean as well as custom surfboards to hire, so you can master the waves at popular Surfrider Beach just across the road. The hotel draws a cool crowd, who you’ll find gathered around the fire pit on the roof terrace come sunset.
The Hollywood Roosevelt
There’s plenty of Hollywood history at this central spot. Opened in 1927 by four of the biggest names in the film industry, it was here that the first-ever Academy Awards were held in 1929, taking over the hotel’s Blossom Room. Hollywood’s elite have continued to flock here ever since, though these days it is best known for its striking interiors, which feature many original period details, and its arty crowd and outdoor pool that has a one-off mural by David Hockney at the bottom.
Beverly Wilshire Four Seasons
This luxe Beverly Hills property, located just steps from Rodeo Drive, offers a swanky LA stay that every member of the family will love. The opulent marble-clad lobby, with its crystal chandelier and bold contemporary artwork, is pure Hollywood glamour, while the chicly minimal rooms offer a calm respite from the hectic city. Youngers guests, meanwhile, will love all the kid-friendly touches, which range from welcome cookies and kids’ menus at the hotel restaurants to special miniature-sized children’s furniture around the outdoor pool.
Channel Road Inn
Situated just a five-minute walk from the beach, it’s a real seaside haven.
Quaint B&Bs in Los Angeles can be hard to come by, but this seaside spot in Santa Monica is one of the most charming around. There are 15 rooms dotted around the Colonial Revival home, including several spacious suites with private patios and four-poster beds. Cozy touches like homemade cookies, beach toys for the kids, and a daily wine and hors d’oeuvres hour in the sitting room only add to the appeal, making it the ideal place to stay for those looking to experience a quieter side of LA life.
Hotel Erwin
If sunset vistas are your thing, the hotel’s rooftop bar is one of the most popular spots in the area to come and watch the sun sink into the Pacific.
If you’re looking for somewhere that embodies the quirky charm of Venice Beach, Hotel Erwin is the place to come. Located a short walk from the neighborhood’s top sights – including Muscle Beach, the ocean-front Skate Park, and the Venice Boardwalk – it’s the perfect place to stay if you like to be right in the heart of the action. The sleekly decorated rooms are spacious, with cool mid-century furniture and graffitied doors, while many boast balconies with ocean views.
The Hoxton, Los Angeles
If you’re looking for a lively spot in downtown LA, make a beeline for the Hoxton. Housed in a French Beaux-Arts building that was once the headquarters of the LA Railway Authority, the design-focused interiors were created as a collaboration between the Hoxton team and Soho House, which lends the whole place the air of a hip members’ club. With its rooftop pool serenaded by the sounds of bustling Broadway below, this is the ideal spot for those looking to soak up the city’s buzzy atmosphere.
Freehand Los Angeles
This downtown spot is a great choice for travelers looking for a more budget-friendly option in the City of Angels. Located in the historic Commercial Exchange building, the unique hotel-hostel hybrid offers something for everyone, whether you’re after a spacious private studio apartment or suite, or a shared dorm where you can meet like-minded travelers and save a few bucks. Whichever option you choose, you’re bound to love Freehand’s effortlessly cool vibe, with its wood-clad lobby, original 1930s tiled bar, and rooftop pool, where punchy cocktails are served alongside stellar views.
Mama Shelter
This hip hotel just around the corner from the Hollywood Walk of Fame draws a cool young crowd, who love it for its central location and more affordable price point. Its funky décor is also a major plus point, featuring a vibrant mishmash of colorful rugs and textiles, exposed brick walls, and local contemporary art. The hotel’s restaurant, bar, and rooftop are all popular places to come whether you’re a guest or not, particularly on weekends, and the vibe is fun and welcoming – it’s hard to leave without having made a new friend or two.
When to book a hotel in Los Angeles
Top tips for finding Los Angeles hotel deals
- If you’re looking for a cheap hotel in Los Angeles, you should consider visiting during the low season. You'll find cheaper accommodations in Los Angeles in November and December.
- Hotel room prices vary depending on many factors but you’ll most likely find the best hotel deals in Los Angeles if you stay on a Tuesday. The opposite is true for, Sunday, which is usually the most expensive day.
- Book at least 10 days before your stay begins to get the best price for your Los Angeles accommodation.
- How long should you stay? KAYAK users usually book their accommodation in Los Angeles for 5 days.
- Beverly Hills Plaza Hotel & Spa offers an excellent mid-rate stay in Beverly Hills, while the luxurious Waldorf Astoria features 5-star comfort with fabulous views of the Hollywood Hills.
- For a luxurious stay by the beach, book the Fairmont Miramar Hotel & Bungalows in Santa Monica. Those on a budget, can try Ramada Marina del Rey, about 1 mi from Venice Beach.
- If travelling around California, consider staying near I-5. Hotels such as Hilton Garden Inn Burbank Downtown offers parking for a fee, and convenient access to the interstate.
- If you’re in Los Angeles on business and need to be near a convention centre, look into Hotel Indigo Los Angeles Downtown for easy access to the Staples Center and Los Angeles Convention Center.
- Several hotels are located in the vicinity directly around Anaheim Convention Center, just south of Disneyland, including Hilton Anaheim and Anaheim Marriott.
- Those visiting Disneyland can stay directly in the park by booking a room at Disney's Paradise Pier Hotel or Disney's Grand Californian Hotel and Spa. Though Anaheim is home to many hotels for all budgets.
- To experience one of Los Angeles’ most unique accommodation, book a stay aboard The Queen Mary, a hotel housed within an actual ocean liner in Long Beach.
FAQs when booking a hotel in Los Angeles
Where can I stay to be surrounded by LA’s best shopping?
For the hottest high-end shopping, Beverly Hills is the place to be. Hotels such as the Beverly Wilshire and Montage Beverly Hills offer luxury stays just a short walk from the famous boutiques that line Rodeo Drive. SLS Hotel, A Luxury Collection Hotel is near The Grove shopping district between the neighbourhoods of La Brea and Melrose.
What are the best hotels near the Hollywood Walk of Fame and the Chinese Theatre?
Mama Shelter Los Angeles is a boutique hotel with a hip vibe near the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Otherwise, the Hollywood Roosevelt, situated directly on Hollywood Boulevard lies directly across the street from Madame Tussauds Hollywood and the famous Chinese Theatre, and features a rooftop pool.
Where in Los Angeles can I find a hotel with a view?
For a view of the famous Hollywood sign, stay at the foot of the Hollywood Hills at the Kimpton Everly Hotel, where a rooftop pool provides a stylish place to relax overlooking stunning scenery. Renaissance Long Beach Hotel offers fabulous views of the Pacific Ocean, while the Viceroy L’Ermitage Beverly Hills features private balconies and a rooftop pool with views of the magnificent California terrain.
What are the good and kid-friendly hotels in Los Angeles?
The Westin Bonaventure Hotel & Suites, is a top-rated family hotel in Downtown LA. The Venice Beach area is also a wonderful place to book a family stay. Venice Breeze Suites offers apartment-style accommodation with kitchenettes. Venice Beach is also recommended because of its proximity to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX).
Where to stay in Los Angeles?
The most popular neighbourhoods amongst KAYAK users are Hollywood and Downtown. Hotels in walking-distance from Los Angeles Convention Center are also very sought-after.
What are the best hotels near Los Angeles Convention Center?
Travellers who like staying near Los Angeles Convention Center recommend Freehand Los Angeles, Intercontinental - Los Angeles Downtown, An IHG Hotel and Hotel Indigo Los Angeles Downtown.
How much does a hotel cost in Los Angeles?
The average price of a double room in Los Angeles is AED 1,081 per night. In the last 3 days, KAYAK found great deals as cheap as AED 106 per night.
How much is a hotel in Los Angeles for tonight?
KAYAK users found rooms for tonight for a cheap as AED 779 in the last 3 hours. 3-star hotel rooms have been found from AED 418, and 4-star hotels from AED 734.
How do I find a hotel in central Los Angeles?
After you launch a hotel search on KAYAK, you can refine your research by neighbourhood, which allows you to pick the central Los Angeles districts. You can also do a search using the city map to choose a specific location, like Los Angeles city centre
How can I find hotels near me?
Take a look at our extensive hotel map to find the best hotels near you.
Are there Los Angeles hotels with free parking?
There are many hotels in Los Angeles that offer both parking and free parking. Popular choices among KAYAK users include Beverly Laurel Hotel, Ramada by Wyndham Los Angeles/Koreatown West and Aventura Hotel.
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