Laid-back, California casual vibe.

Two-room suites give you plenty of space to stretch out.

Hotel pool is prime for relaxation or exercise.

Our generously sized rooms and well-crafted common areas let you spread out in, get work done, and let go when it’s time.

Modern, inviting all-suite stay with a fireplace in the lobby.

Relaxed, modern space right on on Highway 101.

We're in awe of anywhere that's as dedicated to a delicious (and free) breakfast as we are.

Convenient access to the 101.

Former 1940s Spanish-style firehouse (and, o’course, clock tower), complete with beamed ceilings, large fireplace and original art.

Hotel pool hits the spot when you need to cool off or swim it out.

Free parking means you're not stuck tracking down a spot.

On the beach and a short boardwalk stroll to downtown. Surf lessons or pier fishing are steps away.

Just off the freeway, it’s a quick jaunt to Pasadena, Santa Monica and downtown LA.

Keeps things simple & sweet with renovated, comfortable rooms.

Quirky design touches and a distressed look give the hotel a unique, bohemian vibe.

Cozy and decidedly ‘un-sceney,’ an easy jaunt to/from Brentwood Village for the farmer’s market, bookstore, yoga studio and cafés.

New nature-inspired gem with gardeny courtyard, outdoor fireplace, waterfall – even a hot tub.

Sleek design, with rich, dark woods and a warm ambiance.

Killer location near Universal Studios, Warner Bros Studios, Dodger Stadium, and the Hollywood Walk of Fame (just to name-drop a few).

Private, relaxing atmosphere gives you a well-deserved break from the hustle and bustle.

Classic inn look brings on the nostalgia for road trips gone by.

Not quite ready to leave? The free shuttle doesn’t just drop you off at the airport, it also goes to downtown Burbank and a shopping center.

Load up on the free hot breakfast before you tackle the coasters (‘Near Universal’ is in the name, after all).

Colorful and swank exterior with contemporary and comfy rooms that still have that new hotel smell.

Neon sign and 50s decor are more actual-historical-landmark than poseur-retro.