Just across from the beach.

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

Rooms are as coolly classy as they are comfortable. That is to say: very.

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

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

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

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

Rooms are simple but def. comfortable.

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).

Prime base for poker fans – the onsite Commerce Casino is home to the world’s largest card room.

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

Modern, Euro-inspired digs with a restful vibe due largely to a sophisticated palette of soothing neutrals.

Five minutes from Restaurant Row (with over 70 dining options).

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

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

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

Kitted-out rooms rock plush beds, flat-screen TVs, rainfall showers and a minibar stocked with local faves.

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

Just two hundred freakin’ feet from the sand.

From a private club to a YWCA, this revamped landmark designed by Kelly Wearstler preserves its vintage vibe while rocking innovative style & local art.

A soaring modern glass tower of roomy residences, fully furnished for your homey comfort.

Signature palette – white with pops of red and black – plus perks like blackout blinds, an XL king bed, mood lights and jungle-esque power shower.

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

Whitley Heights fabulousness with over-the-top luxe touches by designer to the staaaaaaahs, Martyn Lawrence Bullard.

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

Majorly renovated, with modern-chic style.

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

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

Just opened May, 2018, designed with lots of airy common spaces for working, cooking or just hanging.

This lively gem’s a triple threat – it’s a happenin’ bar, boutique lodging and a recording studio(!) with onsite bands and DJs nightly.

Verrry thoughtful details in this understatedly elegant 1200 sq ft space include bedside power ports, a well-lit walk-in closet & a Nespresso maker.