Los Angeles - Hollywood - Hotels

1717 Vine St., Los Angeles 90028
323-962-1717

The Redbury

The Redbury is smack in the middle of all the Hollywood madness, grossness, adventure...whatever you call it. Inspired by local history, decor reflects both the '40s and the '70s, boom times for th... read more

6250 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles 90028
323-798-1300

W Hollywood

Hollywood has so much to offer the discerning visitor: history, exciting restaurants, world-class nightlife. There are also hookers and hooker clothes stores and hooker prop stores. And don't forge... read more

1755 N.Highland Ave., Los Angeles
323-856-1200

Renaissance Hollywood Hotel

Penthouse panorama suite sports some of the city's best views, a baby grand, and other things Elton might have left behind. Whoa, like these giant sunglasses! Décor ridiculously modern; smallish ro... read more

8435 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles
323-658-6663

Élan

Not the French exchange student who screwed your girlfriend in high school, but a 50-room Moderne hotel making its reputation right near the Beverly Center. Boutique charm sans self-admiration or f... read more

2528 Dearborn Dr., Los Angeles
323-962-0270

Hotel Bamboo

Lone Wolf and Cub seen hiding amongst thick bamboo groves characterize this unassuming Zen jewel. Homey feel of gardens, city, and mountain views plus koi ponds and balconies to enhance the five si... read more

8018 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles
323-651-2441

Beverly Laurel Motor Hotel

Pre-Manson '60s motor classic behind Swingers with 100% more taste and flavor. Kick-arse location gives cheapies their own lil' slice of Melrose Place, while holding your car for free. No extravaga... read more

7047 Franklin Ave., Los Angeles
323-850-0536

Highland Gardens Hotel

West Hollywood Hills anchor puts you within walking distance of The 'Wood's most touristy spots. Site of 1970 Janis overdose. Site of 2005 tropical garden oasis at foot of Magic Castle. Escape skan... read more

7000 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles
323-466-7000

Hollywood Roosevelt

Wanna say L.A. has no culture to our faces? Errol Flynn made bathtub gin in the barbershop, Gable n' Lombard got busy in the penthouse, and Marilyn did her first commercial by the pool. Hollywood's... read more