Stylish, newly reno’d digs near Universal Studios Burbank and a block from Americana at Brand, an outdoor treasure trove of upscale shops and dining.

Tweet, post, pin and ‘gram with reckless abandon. Thank you, free WiFi.

Nightly hosted wine hour features vinos hand-selected by the hotel’s master sommelier.

Free breakfast! Yes, there’s coffee.

Located directly off the 134, it's minutes from the Zoo, Los Feliz, downtown, Hollywood, Pasadena, Hollywood Burbank Airport, you name it.

Classic throwback motel style, just 3.1 miles from the famous Hollywood sign and 7.5 from the equally famous Walk of Fame.

Modern renos kept a nod to its throwback, Jetson-like Googie-architecture roots.

No shortage of things to tour or ride – with Warner Bros., NBC Studios and Six Flags Magic Mountain nearby.

A shiny new spot two miles from LAX complete.

The outdoor pool takes vacay vibes to new heights.

Set in the historic former LA Railway Authority & right off bustling Broadway.

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

Right off the 405 near shops and restaurants galore.

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).

Rooms rock an uber-chic neutral palette with pops of West Indies-inspired pizazz (not to mention those low whistle-worthy marina views).

Newly-reno’d rooms inspired by the sand, sea and sun rock A-list amenities. Second Story restaurant is your go-to for fresh Cali cuisine.

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.

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

Splendidly updated 1920s building in the heart of Koreatown, steps from about a bazillion restaurants.

Built in 1956, this boutique hotel adds a quintessential California coolness to its mid-century design.

Tucked along Santa Monica's shore, this redesigned 1939 building pairs Art Deco style with modern luxury.

Rooms are simple but def. comfortable.

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

Rooms were recently updated with new furniture, bathrooms and amenities.

This relaxing Hollywood hideaway is the perfect place to refresh and recharge.

King Harbor digs rock an up-to-the-now beachy chic style, in earth tones and subtle textures/patterns.

Posh en suite deets abound, ranging from the kitted-out balconies to the 55” flat screens.