This boutique hotel is smack in the middle of the action. Boa, House of Blues Sunset Strip and Sky Bar are all nearby, and then there’s the rest of West Hollywood at your fingertips. But the real gem here is the outdoor garden and heated pool, which features a cascading waterfall. Think of it as the best of both worlds for the late-night partier — a happening location with enough amenities to help you recharge after hours on the dance floor. Plus, you can drop your worries about driving in LA with a complimentary shuttle service within a 3-mile radius of the hotel. > see more ...
More of a boutique resort than a hotel, Luxe Hotel Sunset Boulevard sits on seven acres and features a tennis court, luxurious pool and a Zen-inspired spa. Here, the atmosphere is all about luxurious comfort. Over-sized rooms with enormous beds and cushy furniture create a country club environment, while the hotel’s proximity to the Getty Center, Westwood and Brentwood make it an ideal pick for tourists. > see more ...
There’s nothing wrong with a little irreverence. For more than 30 years, the Farmer’s Daughter has been an icon in the boutique hotel scene for its tongue-in-cheek take on the old “farmer’s daughter” tale. We can’t help but chuckle at the “no tell room,” complete with a wet bar and ceiling mirrors. Dressed up with a recent renovation, the hotel still retains its original country charm but now represents a more sophisticated image with fresh new design elements. Central to the Westside’s many attractions — Miracle Mile, The Grove, West Third Street — the Farmer’s Daughter certainly isn’t just about sleeping in. > see more ...
The 127-room Belamar, a Larkspur Hotel is a boutique retreat in Manhattan Beach which opened in March 2005 and has since unveiled a $2.2 million renovation. The sleek retro-modern property features a remodeled lobby, new restaurant and 7,095 square feet of expanded meeting facilities. > see more ...
This boutique is all about luxury. The restaurant, spa, lounge and tastefully decorated rooms are all as close to perfection as you can get. Bonus: the rooftop pool offers some of the best views of Downtown. > see more ...
After an extensive renovation of the former Orchid Hotel, this historic 1920s hotspot has transformed into O Hotel, upping the ante to become a major player in LA’s dynamic boutique hotel scene. The hotel cultivates a mix of Japanese minimalism and London opulence, catering mainly to a business crowd that wants to be comfortable but not overwhelmed. The result is subtly luxurious, and with an all-star staff attending to the smallest details, a stay here is often a refreshing (and affordable) change of pace. > see more ...
This Art Deco landmark offers the ultimate in service and luxurious surroundings. Located on the famed Sunset Strip and commanding some of the best views of LA, offering a full-service salon and spa and the critically acclaimed restaurant, Tower Bar.
