Set in the historic former LA Railway Authority & right off bustling Broadway.

No shortage of things to tour or ride – with Warner Bros., NBC Studios and Six Flags Magic Mountain nearby.

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

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

Prime spot no matter what you have in the works – from a game at the Rose Bowl Stadium to tix for the Royal Circle Concert Hall.

Glittering new Instaworthy escape. Post away. Your followers will be begging for more.

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

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

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

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

Next door to LA Live. Catch a movie, a concert, a basketball game and a hockey game all in one weekend!

73-stories high(!) with a bar at the tippity-top (complete with fire pits, jaw-dropping view & an ace signature cocktail list, natch).

In the heart of Burbank’s media district, near studios and amusement parks.

Rooms rock an uber-chic neutral palette with pops of West Indies-inspired pizazz (not to mention those low whistle-worthy marina views).

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

Set in the historic former LA Railway Authority & right off bustling Broadway.

Prime base for poker fans – the onsite Commerce Casino is home to the world’s largest card room.

Right off the 405 near shops and restaurants galore.

Fresh, mod décor is dotted with local art, but the real scene is just outside. Head for the beach or explore the iconic downtown.

Just two hundred freakin’ feet from the sand.

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

Convenient spot a mile from The Broad art museum and Walt Disney Concert Hall – an easy 9-min walk from the 7th Street Metro stop.

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

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

Spread out in our spacious lobby, complete with cozy seating and a pool table, or kick back and relax in one of our serene guest rooms. Just minutes from boardwalks, beaches, and farmers markets

1923 landmark with ornate frescos, murals, chandeliers and carved marble fountains & columns – as luxurious as the Biltmore Estate itself.

Throwback A-frame entrance sets the tone. Helloooooo, 1970s. Welcome back.

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.