Hotels · California · United States
We reviewed 382 hotels across Los Angeles and picked the 100 best-rated for every budget and neighborhood.
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Iconic luxury
Los Angeles
Historic 5-star glamour with bungalows, a legendary pool, and staff who remember your name.
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Hollywood Icon
Los Angeles
A legendary Hollywood hideaway with a secluded garden, outdoor pool, and a guest list that might include a celebrity or two.
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Luxury Retreat
Los Angeles
Lush gardens, a heated pool with underwater music, and a renowned restaurant – a secluded Los Angeles retreat.
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Beverly Hills icon
Los Angeles
A grand Beverly Hills landmark with a prime Rodeo Drive location, spacious rooms and a well-loved pool.
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Pool & Breakfast
Los Angeles
A friendly stay near Hollywood with a heated pool and a breakfast guests rave about.
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Downtown smart stay
Los Angeles
Smart, compact rooms with iPad controls and a vibrant lobby, steps from Grand Central Market and OUE Skyspace.
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Downtown icon
Los Angeles
Book a room with a view and a rooftop pool in the heart of downtown LA.
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Historic Downtown Stay
Los Angeles
A grand, history-rich hotel in Downtown LA with glowing reviews for its central location and friendly staff.
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City Views
Los Angeles
A 73-story tower in downtown LA with skyline views, club floor, and a location that puts you next to the Staples Center.
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Five-star luxury
Los Angeles
Five-star Beverly Hills luxury with a saltwater pool, a standout Italian restaurant, and service that makes families feel like VIPs.
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Airport convenience
Los Angeles
A reliable airport hotel with a free 24-hour shuttle, comfortable rooms, and a pool—ideal for layovers or early flights.
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Universal Studios access
Los Angeles
Right across from Universal Studios with a free shuttle, spacious rooms, and high guest ratings for service and location.
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Rooftop pool
Los Angeles
Designer rooms, a rooftop pool, and a vibrant artsy vibe in the heart of Downtown LA.
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Rooftop bar
Los Angeles
A rooftop bar and a prime spot near Crypto.com Arena make this modern downtown stay a solid pick.
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Iconic location
Los Angeles
A grand Wilshire Boulevard stay with a beloved pool, spacious rooms, and staff who go out of their way.
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Historic Hollywood
Los Angeles
Stay on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at this historic 4-star hotel with a heated pool and vibrant dining.
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Universal City
Los Angeles
Steps from Universal Studios with a heated pool, multiple dining options, and high guest ratings for service and location.
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Airport convenience
Los Angeles
A free 24-hour airport shuttle, an outdoor pool, and soundproofed rooms make this a stress-free LAX stopover.
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Downtown comfort
Los Angeles
Downtown LA hotel with rooftop pool, spa, and club lounge—walk to Grand Central Market and The Broad.
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Beverly Hills luxury
Los Angeles
A 5-star Beverly Hills address with a rooftop pool, a full spa, and a dining scene that gets guests talking.
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Rooftop Pool
Los Angeles
A stylish Sunset Boulevard base with a rooftop pool and a pulse on West Hollywood's nightlife.
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Downtown convenience
Los Angeles
A downtown base with a rooftop pool, spa, and a location that puts you steps from Crypto.com Arena.
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Historic 5-star
Los Angeles
Historic 5-star hotel near the LA Convention Center with a pool, yoga, and a standout restaurant scene.
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Airport convenience
Los Angeles
A reliable airport stay with a free shuttle, outdoor pool, and comfortable rooms.
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Rooftop pool
Los Angeles
A 5-star Sunset Boulevard stay with a rooftop pool, spa, and multiple dining outlets.
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Prime location
Los Angeles
A 4-star Hollywood stay with a rooftop pool, steps from the Walk of Fame.
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Value Stay
Los Angeles
A solid 2-star base near Universal Studios with private parking and a sauna – rated 7.5 by guests.
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Downtown LA 5-star
Los Angeles
A 5-star Downtown LA hotel with rooftop pool and spa, steps from the Civic Center and Grand Park.
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Design-forward
Los Angeles
Chic design, rooftop pool, and celebrated dining at The Bazaar, steps from West 3rd Street.
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Century City Staple
Los Angeles
Book for balconies on every room, a rooftop pool, and a walkable Century City location near the mall.
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Airport convenience
Los Angeles
A reliable LAX stay with free shuttle, pool, and spacious rooms—just pace your expectations on service value.
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Downtown Classic
Los Angeles
A central Downtown LA base near The Broad and metro, with spacious rooms and praised dining.
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City views
Los Angeles
Downtown LA hotel with a saltwater pool, city views, and a location that puts you steps from shopping and dining.
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Universal Studios shuttle
Los Angeles
A 4-star Los Angeles hotel with a heated pool, free shuttle to Universal Studios, and family-friendly rooms.
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Airport convenience
Los Angeles
A reliable 4-star stay near LAX with a free shuttle, comfortable beds, and a pool that guests love.
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Design-led
Los Angeles
Design-led 5-star in Downtown LA with rooftop pool, bar, and dining near The Grammy Museum.
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Rooftop Views
Los Angeles
A stylish Hollywood stay with rooftop views, a heated pool, and easy walks to Space 15 Twenty and more.
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Rooftop pool
Los Angeles
A rooftop pool, nightclub, and prime Hollywood Boulevard location — with a caveat about dining.
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Rodeo Drive adjacent
Los Angeles
A polished five-star base moments from Rodeo Drive, with rooftop dining and a saltwater pool.
Los Angeles
A 4-star Hollywood hotel with a strong guest rating and a prime Sunset Boulevard address.
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Refined
Los Angeles Resort
Quiet luxury with a heated pool, spa, and staff guests praise for warmth and efficiency.
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Hollywood classic
Los Angeles
A Hollywood landmark with an effortlessly cool bar, a small but stylish pool terrace, and service that makes you feel like a star.
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Airport convenience
Los Angeles
A reliable LAX gateway with free shuttle, pool, and spacious rooms – ideal for airport layovers.
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Waterfront luxury
Los Angeles
Waterfront LA hotel with marina views, a saltwater pool and a highly rated restaurant.
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Historic & Athletic
Los Angeles
A historic downtown LA hotel with an indoor pool, full spa, and athletic club — plus a breakfast spread that guests rave about.
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Downtown Design
Los Angeles
A design-forward downtown LA hotel with a rooftop saltwater pool, courtyard views, and valet parking.
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Design-led
Los Angeles
A design-led stay near UCLA with a standout pool scene and spacious rooms.
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Rooftop Pool & Spa
Los Angeles
A stylish Beverly Hills base with a rooftop pool, spa, and a walkable location across from the Beverly Center.
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Downtown location
Los Angeles
Central Downtown LA stay near Little Tokyo with garden views and convenient access
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Urban Retreat
Los Angeles
Koreatown boutique hotel with hillside views and a poolside bar, steps from the Metro.
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The most-searched question is also the broadest: what does a hotel stay in LA actually offer? Across this set, the answer is variety — 59 four-star and 20 five-star properties sit alongside 18 three-star and 2 two-star options, with prices from $28 to $831. The typical nightly rate is $184, and the average guest rating is 8.3, with 33 properties earning high marks. Downtown concentrates the tallest towers and the most events, while Hollywood and Beverly Hills lean on history and luxury — so the best value often depends on your itinerary rather than a single number.
If theme-park convenience is the priority, the Hilton Los Angeles-Universal City is the clearest pick — it sits directly across from the park with a free shuttle, spacious rooms, and a guest rating of 8.5. The Sheraton Universal, a 4-star hotel also steps from the entrance, earns an 8.4 with a heated pool and strong service reviews. Both put you close enough to walk or shuttle in minutes, saving the morning taxi scramble.
Downtown LA packs the city's convention center, arenas, and cultural landmarks into a walkable core. Hotels here range from the 73-story InterContinental (from $225, rating 8.7) to the historic Biltmore (from $118, rating 8.0) and the smart-value CitizenM (from $143, rating 8.7). Rooftop pools are a theme — the Freehand has one and starts at just $28, while the JW Marriott at L.A. Live pairs its pool with steps-to-Crypto.com Arena access. Expect a mix of business energy and nightlife, with prices well below the Beverly Hills average.
Hollywood is where LA's history and its tourism intersect. The Hollywood Roosevelt sits right on the Walk of Fame — a 4-star with a heated pool and a rating of 8.3, from $214. For a quieter, family-friendly option, the Magic Castle Hotel offers breakfast and a pool from $239. If you want the full cinematic fantasy, the Chateau Marmont — a 5-star hideaway with a secluded garden — starts at $435. These are the places where the red carpet feels close, even when it isn't.
Venice Beach is the bohemian edge of LA — a boardwalk, canals, and a surf culture that draws a younger crowd. Hotels here are fewer but concentrated on the beachfront, with rates that reflect the premium on ocean proximity. Staying in Venice means trading downtown's high-rise bustle for a laid-back walkable vibe, though you'll likely need a car or ride-share to reach the rest of the city. The trade-off is a stay that feels like a coastal escape rather than a city trip.
Santa Monica anchors the west side with its pier, Third Street Promenade, and beachfront bike paths. The hotel scene here leans upscale — expect 4-star and 5-star properties with rooftop pools or ocean-view lounges, and rates that start higher than Downtown's median. It's a favorite for families and travelers who want the beach without leaving behind city amenities. Book early if your dates overlap with summer weekends, when demand pushes prices well above the $184 typical.
Dodger Stadium sits in Chavez Ravine, a short drive from Downtown's hotels. The closest high-rated options are the downtown high-rises like the InterContinental (rating 8.7) and the Westin Bonaventure (rating 8.5), both within about 10 minutes by car on a good day. For game-day convenience, consider a hotel with a free shuttle — several downtown properties offer that service to the stadium, which beats paying for event parking. If you're here for a series, Downtown is the base that puts you closest to the action.
Sunset Boulevard runs through the heart of West Hollywood's nightlife and music scene. The Andaz West Hollywood (from $285, rating 8.0) and The West Hollywood Edition (5-star, from $585, rating 7.8) both sit on the strip, offering rooftop pools and easy access to the clubs and bars that made Sunset famous. These are hotels for travelers who want to be in the middle of the action rather than tucked away — expect noise at night, but a pulse you can feel from your room.
If you're catching a Lakers game or a concert at Crypto.com Arena, the JW Marriott L.A. Live is the closest high-rated choice, with a rooftop pool and a rating of 8.6 — you can walk to the arena in minutes. The Moxy Downtown (rating 7.8) is also a short stroll and a budget-friendly pick, while the InterContinental (rating 8.7) offers skyline views from its 73rd floor. A downtown base puts you within walking distance of the arena, the convention center, and the city's best late-night food.
UCLA sits in Westwood, a leafy campus district that's home to a scattering of upscale hotels — most are in nearby Beverly Hills or Bel-Air, which adds a luxury edge to your stay. For visiting families or alumni weekends, the Four Seasons Los Angeles at Beverly Hills (5-star, from $831) and the Beverly Wilshire (5-star, from $530) are the closest high-rated options, both about a 10-minute drive from campus. These are not budget or even mid-range stays — expect to pay a premium for the proximity and the five-star service that comes with it.
Across the city's hotels, the typical nightly rate is around $184, but you can find budget stays like the Freehand Downtown from $28 or splurge on luxury like the Four Seasons Beverly Hills at $831. Prices rise in summer and during big events at Crypto.com Arena, so booking early helps.
First-timers usually pick Downtown for its walkability and landmark access — think Grand Central Market and the Broad — or Hollywood for the Walk of Fame and studio tours. If you want beach days, Santa Monica or Venice are better but more spread out. For luxury and shopping, Beverly Hills is the classic choice, though it's less central for sightseeing.
The FlyAway bus runs direct from LAX to Union Station in Downtown, where you can connect to hotels like the Biltmore or Westin Bonaventure. A taxi or ride-share takes about 30 minutes depending on traffic. Many airport-area hotels also offer free shuttles, but those keep you near the airport rather than Downtown.
For peak tourist season (June to August) and big events like the Oscars or a Lakers final, book at least 2-3 months ahead to lock in the best rates. Off-peak months like January and February offer lower prices and more availability, but you'll still want a week or two of lead time for the top-rated properties.
Yes, but it depends where you base yourself. Downtown LA is the most walkable for hotels, with Metro rail access to Hollywood and Union Station. Staying near Universal City puts you steps from the park, and Santa Monica offers beachfront strolling. For scattered sightseeing, you'll likely rely on ride-shares or the Metro — a car is easier, but not essential if you plan your route.
Los Angeles is not one destination but a patchwork of districts, each with its own rhythm. These hotels scatter across the city — from the historic glamour of Hollywood and the beach-town ease of Venice and Santa Monica to the skyscraper canyons of Downtown and the quiet luxury of Beverly Hills and Bel-Air. Your choice of neighborhood shapes your stay as much as the hotel itself.
The range here is enormous. You can sleep minutes from the airport for under $85 or spend over $800 on a Beverly Hills suite with a saltwater pool. The typical nightly rate lands near $184, but the real spread is in location and character — a downtown smart stay, a Sunset Boulevard icon, or a Bel-Air garden retreat. With an average guest rating of 8.3 across the set, quality is consistently high, but the right pick depends on where you want to wake up.
This collection suits travelers who want the full Los Angeles spectrum — from budget downtown hostels to five-star Beverly Hills icons. If your trip centers on a specific need, check the dedicated pages: airport hotels for layovers, budget hotels for tight wallets, family-friendly options for kids, or pet-friendly stays for traveling with your dog. Those pages narrow the list further, while this one gives you the city's range in one place.