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Relax and enjoy the elegant yet affordable accommodations in the heart of West Hollywood on the legendary Sunset Strip. The rooms are fitted with comfortable, king-size beds or two queen-size beds as well as rooms with fully-equipped kitchens. No matter where you want to go, you can easily get there from here – the original Comedy Club is just across the street.
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The Beverly Hills Hotel has been in Beverly Hills since 1912, before the city was even born. Shamelessly glamorous, the hotel has been a playground to everyone from Rudolph Valentino to Howard Hughes to Katharine Hepburn. Elizabeth Taylor honeymooned with six of her eight husbands in the famously private bungalows. Some of the luxuries include an Olympic-sized outdoor swimming pool, two outdoor tennis courts, beauty salon, men's shop and limo service. Despite the decadent, the hotel remains refreshingly unpretentious, with service-oriented staff and the best original touches have been retained, like butler service at the touch of a button.
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When it comes to Angelino shopping favourites, it’s hard to beat Third Street, with its fabulous little shops devoted to travel books, cookbooks, high concept decor, upscale bath products and candles. While this alone is enough to lure guests, this hotel refuses to rely on location alone by fitting in almost every big hotel amenity – pool, fitness and sundeck. An unassuming facade welcomes guests into an intimate marble lobby attached to Cava, a small tapas restaurant and bar serving Spanish and Mediterranean classics. Tiny elevators ferry guests to modestly-sized, yet stylish guest rooms.
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Many US presidents, members of international royalty and movie stars, have stayed at this glitzy Westside destination. Its dazzling 1960s architecture with its trademark sweeping curved facade is located right in the heart of Century City, which is convenient to all sides of LA from Santa Monica to downtown. Guest rooms feature soft, warm colours, mixing contemporary and classic California style. The hotel features four swimming pools, each smaller than the last to form an impressive water sculpture within the 10-acre tropical gardens. Guests can indulge a day off pampering and relaxation at the plush in- hotel spa.
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The Chateau Marmont, a Norman-style château, is a landmark from 1920s-era Hollywood. This beautifully kept, eternally chic, faultlessly service oriented hotel is overflowing with Hollywood and rock'n’roll lore but it’s not for everybody. This is a place where quirkiness rules, so don’t expect traditional luxuries. It’s best for those with left-of-centre attitudes and a real penchant for Hollywood romanticism. The hotel has played host to everyone from John Lennon to Elizabeth Taylor because of its lure of seclusion, situated on top of a hill and hidden by thick foliage. The bungalows away from the main building are favoured for privacy and John Belushi died in Number 2 in 1982.
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