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

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

Perfectly located at the base of the San Gabriel mountains on acres and acres of lush landscape.

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

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

Non-smoking rooms are a breath of fresh air.

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

Just two hundred freakin’ feet from the sand.

Built in 1927 with authentic touches throughout, it just looks haunted in the kinda-of-awesome Hollywood fashion.

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

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

Throwback A-frame entrance sets the tone. Helloooooo, 1970s. Welcome back.

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

Just across from the beach.

Sophisticated hotel perfectly placed near the 101, the 134, the 5 and the 2 (that's how people talk here).

Beach dreaming is best when you have your own calm space to relax in. The spacious guest rooms and suites are just the thing. Along with roomy living areas, you’ll enjoy stunning views of the ocean, pool or and city. That’s not to mention a whole wealth of modern amenities.

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

Contemporary-cozy style and low-key vibe makes it easy to forget that I-210 is on ya doorstep.

2,000-square-foot open-air Roofdeck. Some people wait a lifetime... for views like this.

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

Majorly renovated, with modern-chic style.

In the heart of Burbank, surrounded by restaurants and right off I-5.

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

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

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

Just a 15-min drive from the Santa Monica Pier.

Not sure which is more welcoming: the freshly-baked cookies upon arrival or the tranquil, garden-y al fresco pool.

Beachy-chic rooms rock a blue and white palette punctuated with surf-inspired art. Got some downtime? Head for the garden.

Hot breakfast spread every day, free – plus weekday grab & go brekkie for when you've gotta jet.

Relaxing earth tones adorn the contemporary, California Craftsman-style rooms.

Established by screen star Beverly Garland as a North Hollywood hideaway in 1970, it’s still going strong with her son at the helm.