Mid-century bungalows that once served as historic hideaways for wayfaring writers, musicians, and artists on iconic Point Dume.

In the heart of Burbank, surrounded by restaurants and right off I-5.

Modern, Euro-inspired digs with a restful vibe due largely to a sophisticated palette of soothing neutrals.

Built in 1929, this building was formerly the flagship store for Foreman & Clark, a men’s clothing store.

Scores you a brag-worthy address in the thick of downtown LA.

Stay in the heart of Downtown LA at The Craftsman. The lobby features an original tile masterpiece by local artist Ernest Batchelder.

Splendidly updated 1920s building in the heart of Koreatown, steps from about a bazillion restaurants.

Decor is all modern elegance in tastefully soothing neutrals, with an emphasis on pure, natural, kind-to-the-earth products.

Perfectly situated just steps from shops, restaurants & attractions.

Free WiFi, so you can brag about your cool trip in real-time.

Lobby’s got a li’l retro-glam flair goin’ on, while the fitness center keeps you looking your casting callback-best.

Tucked in a residential neighborhood and a short walk to LACMA and The Grove.

Location, location, location: mere blocks from the beach and the pier.

This lively gem’s a triple threat – it’s a happenin’ bar, boutique lodging and a recording studio(!) with onsite bands and DJs nightly.

Right in the heart of Hollywood, walking distance to all the touristy spots (bring your headshot just in case).

King Harbor digs rock an up-to-the-now beachy chic style, in earth tones and subtle textures/patterns.

Located in the thick of Koreatown, with restaurants, shopping and the subway just outside your door.

Only a couple blocks from Redondo Pier restaurants and the beach, the perfect distance to fully shake the sand out of your shoes (or anywhere else).

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.

Signature palette – white with pops of red and black – plus perks like blackout blinds, an XL king bed, mood lights and jungle-esque power shower.

Japanese elegance meets lively downtown LA. Two fab onsite dining options leave you needing to make some decisions come dinnertime.

Drawing inspiration from Los Angeles’s breezy natural aesthetic, this hotel serves as a tranquil retreat in an urban core.

Right at Hollywood & Highland, a buzz-worthy spot with tons of food, shopping and entertainment options from movies to bowling.

Kick back in the lobby lounge, out on The Quad around the fire pits, or across from an unsuspecting ping pong opponent.

Walking distance to Pasadena's hot spots i.e. some of the best shopping and dining in town.

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

Majorly renovated, with modern-chic style.

Posh en suite deets abound, ranging from the kitted-out balconies to the 55” flat screens.

A 1915 landmark, entirely rejiggered in the best way possible – steps from *that* boardwalk, skate park and some of the world’s best people watching.