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

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

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

Plenty of places to relax — poolside, with free WiFi.

Majorly renovated, with modern-chic style.

Stylish, airy interiors and outdoor living spaces throughout.

Right off the 405 near shops and restaurants galore.

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

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

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).

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

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

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

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

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

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

1923 landmark with ornate frescos, murals, chandeliers and carved marble fountains & columns – as luxurious as the Biltmore Estate itself.

Relax, early riser. Breakfast’s included.

Since every room's a suite, there's space aplenty to stash your shopping swag.

Nearby metro’ll get ya downtown in a jiff.

Easy access to the freeway gets you where you need to go.

Located just off the iconic PCH and close to LAX.

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

After touring all the film studios in the 'hood, throw on your PJs and watch the final product on the 42-inch flat-screen.

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

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

Free WiFi, so you can brag about your cool trip in real-time.