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Enjoy a good night's sleep and wake up to the beautiful view at Kimpton Everly Hotel. Photo: Kimpton Everly Hotel
Kimpton Everly Hotel, Hollywood
A great place for first-time visitors to the city, just a stone’s throw from the famous Hollywood Walk of Fame. The hotel is also close to Hollywood Hills and the Griffith Observatory if you fancy taking an early walk. Or, if you’re short of time, just ask for a room overlooking the Hollywood sign. In the lounge-like lobby, you can enjoy live entertainment or shoot a few rounds of pool. Don’t forget to visit the bar and swimming pool for night-time views of LA.
Kimpton Everly Hotel, Hollywood
1800 argyle avenue, Los Angeles
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Cozy interior at Palihouse West Hollywood. Photo: Palihouse West Hollywood
Palihouse West Hollywood
Boutique hotel with large suites and dreamy loft-style apartments, all with a homey feel with old-style décor and vintage furniture. The courtyard dining area resembles a French bras-serie but the menu is all Californian. At sunset, head to the lush rooftop bar for great cocktails and a 360° view of the West Hollywood Hills. Palihouse is great for exploring attractions including Melrose Avenue, Beverly Hills and Sunset Boulevard.
Palihouse West Hollywood
8465 Holloway Drive West Hollywood
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The bar at the restaurant inside the hotel Firehouse. Photo: Firehouse
Firehouse
As the name suggests, Firehouse was once home to Engine Co. No. 17, a bona fide firehouse remodeled into a hotel with individually decorated rooms that feature soaring ceilings and artistically tiled bathrooms. Echoing the solid brick building’s history, there’s a non-trendy sense of old-time charm here. The hotel is located in the part of downtown LA known as the Arts District, brimming with galleries and art institutions.
Firehouse
710 S. Santa Fe Avenue, Los Angeles
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Stay close to the beach at ThE Erwin. Photo: The Erwin Venice Beach
The Erwin Venice Beach
For a funky vibe in Venice Beach, stay at The Erwin. Right on the doorstep are the beach and the crowded boardwalk, lined with restaurants, souvenir shops and tattoo parlors. Dating back to 1975, the room interiors mirror the retro feel. Borrow a bike to explore Venice Canals and Miami Beach or book a deal with a skate tour, surf lesson or tattoo voucher included. With its scenic views of the beach from the popular rooftop bar and restaurant, be sure to reserve a table for sunset.
The Erwin Venice Beach
1697 Pacific Ave, Venice, Los Angeles
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Published: February 19, 2020
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