Drawing inspiration from Los Angeles’s breezy natural aesthetic, this hotel serves as a tranquil retreat in an urban core.

Located in the thick of Koreatown, with restaurants, shopping and the subway just outside your door.

Only a couple blocks from Redondo Pier restaurants and the beach, the perfect distance to fully shake the sand out of your shoes (or anywhere else).

Right in the thick (or, uh, thin) of H’wood.

Right in the heart of Hollywood, walking distance to all the touristy spots (bring your headshot just in case).

Decor is all modern elegance in tastefully soothing neutrals, with an emphasis on pure, natural, kind-to-the-earth products.

Gotta jet? The airport’s less than a mile away (there’s a free shuttle btw). 

Drawing inspiration from Los Angeles’s breezy natural aesthetic, this hotel serves as a tranquil retreat in an urban core.

Location, location, location: mere blocks from the beach and the pier.

Tucked in a residential neighborhood and a short walk to LACMA and The Grove.

Dramatic black & white color scheme gets even better with throwback touches like canopy chairs, vintage photos and retro phones.

Chronic under-packers can freshen up with the in-house laundry.

A 1920's gem that was completely made over in 2007, the design combines a slick steel-and-glass exterior with a warmer interior.

Scores you a brag-worthy address in the thick of downtown LA.

In the heart of Burbank’s media district, near studios and amusement parks.

Fresh, mod décor is dotted with local art, but the real scene is just outside. Head for the beach or explore the iconic downtown.

Lobby’s got a li’l retro-glam flair goin’ on, while the fitness center keeps you looking your casting callback-best.

Killer location overlooking the PCH with some ocean views to boot.

Right off the 405 near shops and restaurants galore.

Modern rooms, and we don't just mean the furnishings – log in to Netflix, Hulu Plus and other services right on the TV.

Convenient perch for checking out all things LA – South Bay, Venice Beach, Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, Hollywood (the list goes on).

On its own private peninsula, guests enjoy a laid-back base away from the throngs of LA tourists and sun-seeking locals.

In the mood for a leisurely lunch? Look no further than the hotel’s own eatery.

Kick back in the lobby lounge, out on The Quad around the fire pits, or across from an unsuspecting ping pong opponent.

Plenty of space to chill, from the modern renovated rooms to the outdoor pool with ocean view.

Right at Hollywood & Highland, a buzz-worthy spot with tons of food, shopping and entertainment options from movies to bowling.

Next door to LA Live. Catch a movie, a concert, a basketball game and a hockey game all in one weekend!

Japanese elegance meets lively downtown LA. Two fab onsite dining options leave you needing to make some decisions come dinnertime.

A 1915 landmark, entirely rejiggered in the best way possible – steps from *that* boardwalk, skate park and some of the world’s best people watching.