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Top 5 hotels in Calabasas at a glance
- Hilton Garden Inn Calabasas — 3-star hotel in Old Town Calabasas. Guest rating: 9.4/10 — Exceptional.
- Cambria Hotel Calabasas - Malibu — 4-star hotel in Calabasas. Guest rating: 9.4/10 — Exceptional.
- The Anza - A Calabasas Hotel — 3.5-star hotel in Old Town Calabasas. Guest rating: 8.6/10 — Excellent.
- Good Nite Inn - Calabasas — 2-star hotel in Agoura Hills. Guest rating: 8.4/10 — Very Good.
- Hilton Woodland Hills / Los Angeles — 4-star hotel in Warner Center. Guest rating: 9.0/10 — Wonderful.
Where to stay in Calabasas?
Hilton Garden Inn Calabasas
Hilton Garden Inn Calabasas
Cambria Hotel Calabasas - Malibu
Cambria Hotel Calabasas - Malibu
The Anza - A Calabasas Hotel
The Anza - A Calabasas Hotel
Good Nite Inn - Calabasas
Good Nite Inn - Calabasas
Hilton Woodland Hills / Los Angeles
Hilton Woodland Hills / Los Angeles
Home2 Suites By Hilton Woodland Hills
Home2 Suites By Hilton Woodland Hills
Sonesta ES Suites Chatsworth
Sonesta ES Suites Chatsworth
The Sojourn Los Angeles - Sherman Oaks
The Sojourn Los Angeles - Sherman Oaks
Mikado Hotel - Universal Studios/Burbank
Mikado Hotel - Universal Studios/Burbank
Hotel Lexen Santa Clarita Valencia Near Six Flags
Hotel Lexen Santa Clarita Valencia Near Six Flags
Grand Vista Hotel
Grand Vista Hotel
The Tangerine - A Burbank Hotel
The Tangerine - A Burbank Hotel
Best Western Plus Carriage Inn
Best Western Plus Carriage Inn
Hotel Mariposa Los Angeles
Hotel Mariposa Los Angeles
Studio City Court Yard Hotel
Studio City Court Yard Hotel
Hampton Inn Los Angeles/Santa Clarita
Hampton Inn Los Angeles/Santa Clarita
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Santa Clarita - Valencia
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Santa Clarita - Valencia
Hotel Angeleno
Hotel Angeleno
Lexen Hotel North Hollywood
Lexen Hotel North Hollywood
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Top neighborhoods in Calabasas
Old Town Calabasas
The Old Town Calabasas neighborhood has lots to see including Regency Theatres Calabasas Commons and Leonis Adobe Museum.
Hidden Hills
Hidden Hills lives up to its name as an exclusive, gated paradise where celebrities and entertainment moguls retreat from the spotlight. You won't actually get past the security gates, but cruising the perimeter offers glimpses of jaw-dropping mansions and perfectly manicured landscapes. The real action happens just outside in Calabasas, where the Leonis Adobe Museum and upscale shopping at Calabasas Commons await curious visitors. For dining adventures, head to nearby Calabasas for farm-to-table restaurants and celebrity chef hotspots. Since there's zero public transit, you'll need wheels to explore this area properly. While you can't stay within Hidden Hills itself, luxury accommodations in neighboring areas provide pampering worthy of the stars who call this exclusive enclave home.
Malibu Canyon
Malibu Canyon is a slice of paradise where A-listers and nature lovers unite in Southern California's Santa Monica Mountains. Wind through scenic canyon roads to discover hidden gems like Malibu Creek State Park with its Instagram-worthy rock formations and hiking trails. The Canyon Club hosts live music while the stunning Malibu Hindu Temple offers a peaceful escape from Hollywood hustle. When hunger strikes, head to the upscale Malibu Country Mart for California cuisine that'll make your taste buds dance. This area definitely requires wheels—the winding roads aren't pedestrian-friendly, but your car becomes your ticket to breathtaking mountain views. Accommodation options lean toward luxury vacation rentals where privacy and pools come standard.
Calabasas Park Estates
Calabasas's Calabasas Park Estates neighborhood offers attractions including Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area.
Top landmarks in Calabasas
Malibu Hindu Temple
Leonis Adobe Museum
Calabasas Tennis and Swim Center
Regency Theatres Calabasas Commons
Sri Venka Teswara Swamy Temple
Anthony C Beilenson Interagency Visitor Center
Sagebrush Cantina
beach near Old Town Calabasas
Learn more about Calabasas
Forget the celebrity mansions – the real stars of Calabasas are the rugged Santa Monica Mountains that frame this upscale enclave. The Commons at Calabasas offers retail therapy with a side of possible Kardashian sightings, but nature provides the true luxury here. Malibu Creek State Park's dramatic canyons and rock formations have starred in countless films, while hikers on Topanga trails are rewarded with sweeping valley views. The Regency Theatres brings Hollywood premieres to town without the Hollywood traffic. After exploring the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area, refuel at local restaurants where even the salads seem more glamorous than elsewhere. For beach days, Santa Monica's shore awaits just beyond the canyon roads.
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Check out reviews of Calabasas hotels guests love
Hilton Los Angeles Airport
"Room was spacious and mostly clean, other than the nooks & crannies of the bathroom and the trashcans missing bags."
Holiday Inn Los Angeles - LAX Airport by IHG
"Our beds were extremely comfortable. The room was clean."
DoubleTree by Hilton LAX - El Segundo
"The location was great. I felt safe in the area. the area in located in a business area."
Cambria Hotel Calabasas - Malibu
"We stayed overnight while visiting my daughter at Pepperdine. The access to the hotel is easy. The check-in process was efficient and simple. The physical plant is in great shape. The room was clean. The exercise room is adequate and expected for this size property although it could be outfitted a little better, Regardless, this is overall a good experience,"
Sonesta Los Angeles Airport LAX
"We unfortunately only stayed for a few hours overnight, as our flight left early the next morning, but the room was very nice and the bed was very comfortable. Only complaint is that we were charged an expensive mandatory "resort fee" that was pointless, as we were unable to use any of the amenities, since we were only there for 7 hours. Otherwise a great place to stay."