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Historic Hotels in Los Angeles

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1. The Biltmore Los Angeles

Downtown Los Angeles

$208 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 18 - Nov 19

A historic building with a corner location, featuring a prominent entrance, multiple windows, and a fire escape.

2. Hollywood Historic Hotel

Larchmont

$164 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 17 - Nov 18

A luxurious lobby with a central seating area, multiple armchairs, and a decorative fountain.

3. The Hollywood Roosevelt

Hollywood

$299 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 30 - Dec 1

A hotel reception area with a tiled floor, a reception desk, framed pictures, a potted plant, and an exit sign.

4. Magic Castle Hotel

Hollywood Hills

$265 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 16 - Nov 17

A spacious lobby with a central seating area, a staircase, and a bar/lounge area.

5. Pasadena Hotel & Pool

South Lake Avenue District

$145 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 22 - Nov 23

A restaurant with a wooden interior, large windows, and hanging light fixtures.

6. The Valorian West Hollywood, Curio Collection by Hilton

West Hollywood

$321 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 22 - Nov 23

A historic building with a grand entrance, large windows, and a well-maintained garden.

7. The Culver Hotel

Downtown Culver City

$404 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 28 - Nov 29

A covered outdoor seating area with a pergola, steps leading to a patio, and a view of the interior.

8. Sunset Marquis

West Hollywood

$437 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 22 - Nov 23

A room with a traditional design, featuring a large mirror, a decorative lamp, and a blue patterned sofa.

9. Petit Ermitage

West Hollywood

$422 total

includes taxes & fees

Dec 2 - Dec 3

A multi-story building with arched windows and a brick facade, featuring several ground-level commercial spaces with signage.

10. The Historic Broadlind Hotel at Long Beach Convention Center

Downtown Long Beach

$161 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 15 - Nov 16

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Top neighborhoods in Los Angeles

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Downtown Los Angeles

DTLA's offers a wide variety of shopping options in its many neighborhoods, such as FIGat7th in the Financial District and Japanese Village Plaza in Little Tokyo. Explore sights like Olvera Street and Grand Park, while easily accessing urban rail transit.

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Hollywood

Discover the heart of the U.S. film industry with nearby studios, stroll along the iconic Hollywood Walk of Fame, and visit landmarks like the Dolby Theatre and Hollywood sign. Shop at the Hollywood & Highland Center mall and easily navigate via the Metro Rail B Line.

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Silver Lake

Silver Lake hums with creative energy where indie musicians and artists make themselves at home. Stroll around the reservoir for stunning city views or climb the famous Music Box Steps for an Instagram-worthy workout. Sunset Junction buzzes with vintage shops and cafes while colorful street murals tell stories at every turn. Coffee shops double as neighborhood living rooms where locals work on screenplays over pour-overs. Dining options range from taco trucks to farm-to-table bistros, with excellent vegan fare. Getting around is easiest on foot or bike, though metro buses connect to downtown LA and Hollywood.

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Westwood

Home to UCLA, this neighborhood offers shopping, dining, and entertainment in Westwood Village. Explore cultural gems like the Hammer Museum and Geffen Playhouse Theater, or visit "Little Persia" on Westwood Boulevard.

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Koreatown

Vibrant nightlife abounds in this commercially driven area, featuring Korean BBQ restaurants, karaoke bars, and a high concentration of nightclubs. Explore the Korean American National Museum, Korean Cultural Center, and enjoy convenient transport via B and D Line subways.

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Top landmarks in Los Angeles

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8.6/10 (10,492 reviews)

Imagine soaking up the atmosphere at Crypto.com Arena, a major stadium in Downtown Los Angeles. If you think Crypto.com Arena is cool, you also might like Dodger Stadium and Galen Center, both located nearby.

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