Nightly hosted wine hour features vinos hand-selected by the hotel’s master sommelier.

Laid-back, California casual vibe.

Former 1940s Spanish-style firehouse (and, o’course, clock tower), complete with beamed ceilings, large fireplace and original art.

Historic Spanish Revival stunner with architectural details intact – from moldings to ornate light fixtures.

Low-key home base off the 101, in the Warner Center biz district – with a cheery interior courtyard for soaking up some sunshine.

Free parking means you're not stuck tracking down a spot.

Surrounded by shops and restaurants (Westfield Topanga!), making it all too easy to shop till you drop (into the comfy beds).

After your free hearty breakfast, take a walk to the Harbor Village galleries and (not free) boutiques.

Free parking means you're not stuck tracking down a spot.

On the beach and a short boardwalk stroll to downtown. Surf lessons or pier fishing are steps away.

Our generously sized rooms and well-crafted common areas let you spread out in, get work done, and let go when it’s time.

Come for the theme parks. Stay for the – well, theme parks. Also: mountains (!). And palm trees (!).

We're in awe of anywhere that's as dedicated to a delicious (and free) breakfast as we are.

Just off the freeway, it’s a quick jaunt to Pasadena, Santa Monica and downtown LA.

Overindulged while out on the town? Sweat it out in the gym.

Free hot breakfast is impossible to say no to. You can try, but it’s pointless. You will most definitely want some.

Keeps things simple & sweet with renovated, comfortable rooms.

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

New nature-inspired gem with gardeny courtyard, outdoor fireplace, waterfall – even a hot tub.

Sleek design, with rich, dark woods and a warm ambiance.

No-fuss vibe maxes the mellow. But they def don’t slack off on freebies like breakfast, WiFi and parking here.

Nightly hosted wine hour features vinos hand-selected by the hotel’s master sommelier.

Quirky design touches and a distressed look give the hotel a unique, bohemian vibe.

Full of character and art-deco charm, this boutique hotel was originally built in 1927. Now featuring new-age contemporary design, the terrace and hallways are decorated as an homage to the stars.

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

Killer location near Universal Studios, Warner Bros Studios, Dodger Stadium, and the Hollywood Walk of Fame (just to name-drop a few).

Chronic under-packers can freshen up with the in-house laundry.

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