Hotels in Los Angeles Area
Our hotels in Los Angeles area will plug you into car-free LA. No $25 overnight garage fees. No parking valets to tip. No tow away zones. Once you've checked into one of our metro-friendly hotels, you're just a few steps away from stress-free transportation. From luxury hotel rooms with a view of Kobe Bryant's workplace, to hipster-friendly youth hostels in Los Angeles, we've got lodging for every budget, including a sprinkling of "green" hotels who do good things for the earth like compost their food and landscape waste, use biodegradable key cards, and purchase local, organic produce. And if you're dying to find haunted places to stay, check into the Queen Mary and take your chances.
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Red Line
The most metro-friendly of the hotels in Los Angeles area. It's a hotel and a Metro Station. Hollywood's newest shiny, sparkly luxury hotel stands atop a Metro station, making it easy to slip into the 300 thread count sheets after a car-free day of sightseeing.
A rooftop pool, a spa and giant stone elephants are the hallmarks of this high end hotel (It's Hollywood; why wouldn't there be giant stone elephants outside your room?]
Hollywood Heights Hotel
Holiday Inn Express Hollywood Walk to the Walk of Fame. [We're not sure what else to say; it's a Holiday Inn, you get a comfortable bed, a clean room, breakfast and mini bottles of shampoo n' stuff. Sometimes that's just what you need]
Hollywood Hills Suites
USA Hostels Hollywood
Mid-priced, suites-only hotel at the epicenter of Hollywood, just behind the Chinese theater.
Spacious suites in a vintage, restored Hollywood home; a neighborhood vibe in the big city. And if you can't get enough chicken and waffles, Roscoe's is right around the corner.
Hollywood Pensione
Millennium Biltmore
High rise, highly-rated (on Trip Advisor) downtown hotel, designed for tourists, business travelers and conventioneers.
24 stories of Hilton-ness in the Hollywood Hills, near the main entrance to Universal Studios and just up the hill from the Red Line Metro Station.
Sheraton Universal
An updated historic hotel in the heart of downtown, with a spectacular skyline view from the rooftop pool.
Travel Lodge Hollywood
Hollywood Roosevelt
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Gold Line
This mid-range Japanese Hotel in Little Tokyo features a health spa, karaoke bar and the bathrooms are equipped with Japanese washlets (the ultimate in personal cleansing, if you were wondering).
Twenty one story pan-Asian hotel with rooftop garden (waterfall included) and bar. Rated two palms by the California Green Lodging program. [Not even Ed Begley Jr. gets three palms]
Courtyard Marriot Pasadena In the center of Old Town, which is where you want to be in Pasadena. They're big on bedding: bed skirts, bed scarfs (who knew there was such a thing), feather comforters, "softer fitted bottom"! So show up sleepy
Westin Pasadena
Sheraton Pasadena
Expo Line
Opened in 1924, the Culver Hotel is legendary. The Munchkins allegedly ran amok there while shooting The Wizard of Oz; John Wayne supposedly won it from Charlie Chaplin over a hand of poker and later turned down offers from the Black Panthers to make it their headquarters; Greta Garbo, Marilyn Monroe, Frank Sinatra and Ronald Reagan all stayed here.
Blue Line
JW Marriot at LA Live
Ritz Carlton at LA Live
The Varden Hotel
4 star hotel with shoreline views from the rooftop pool. Close to Long Beach's aquatic attractions and The Catalina Express is just a stroll away if you feel a yen to get off the North American continent.
Comfort Inn and Suites
Renaissance Long Beach
This art deco seagoing landmark from the golden age of travel is also a museum, a restaurant and a concert venue. Plus, it's haunted.
Spend the night on one of 5 yachts anchored at Rainbow Harbor.
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