Where to Stay in Los Angeles, California
Planning a trip to Los Angeles? Looking for something a little special in hotel accommodations? Check out one of these five really cool ones.
Miyako Hotel
Tom Hart is close to the Little Tokyo Metro Station and offers Japanese hospitality and traditional decor in the heart of downtown Los Angeles. Miyako Hotels are renowned throughout Japan for their high-end service and Japanese beauty. The property features 173 rooms, all with desks, mini-fridges, free Wi-Fi, and there’s a self-service business center. For a real treat, stop by Lounge OHJAH, a Japanese style cocktail lounge and karaoke bar. Tamon Restaurant serves up fresh sushi, while Café Take 5 is the spot to grab coffee, a sandwich, or other light meal on the way back to your room.
Hotel Figueroa
Hotel Figueroa Downtown Los Angeles is a stunning Spanish Mediterranean 285-room hotel dating back to 1925. Marvel at the details of the dramatic decor, such as the elegant archways with glowing lanterns, as you make your way to the lobby. The design theme is carried through to guest rooms and suites, and their luxurious amenities. Fig Street Cafe is the onsite restaurant, and serves a not-to-miss Sunday brunch, which includes live music and bottomless Mimosas and Bloody Marys. Hotel Figueroa is located a few steps from attractions such as L.A. Live, the Los Angeles Convention Center, and Staples Center.
An important note — Hotel Figueroa has been undergoing a transition from a Moroccan Oasis feel back to its roots as Spanish Colonial, so expect some renovations through mid-2016.
Omni Los Angeles Hotel at California Plaza
The Omni Los Angeles Hotel at California Plaza is part of the luxury Omni Hotels and Resorts portfolio. The Four Diamond, 17-story hotel sits atop historic Bunker Hill. Join the Omni Hotels & Resorts Select Guest membership program to get access to perks such as free Wi-Fi during your stay and morning breakfast delivery (starting with your second stay). Enjoy the year-round sun at the Omni’s outdoor heated lap pool, book a relaxing spa service, or get your morning workout at the fitness center. The Omni Los Angeles has onsite dining, so you can grab a coffee and pastry at Morsel’s or book dinner at Noé Restaurant, and enjoy Noé Bar, with its scenic outdoor patio and fire pits.
The Dixie Hollywood
The Dixie Hollywood embodies the Hollywood image with its eclectic array of artwork throughout the property. You can’t miss some of Hollywood’s biggest icons painted on doors and as giant murals, making it a popular hotel for filming and photo shoots. 70 guest rooms include free Wi-Fi, desk, fridge and microwave. Free parking is a big perk, and you’re only steps from some of Hollywood’s best attractions.
The Ritz-Carlton, Los Angeles
If it’s high-end luxury you’re after, The Ritz-Carlton, Los Angeles doesn’t disappoint. Expect top-notch service, luxurious amenities, and the spacious rooms The Ritz-Carlton brand is known for. Enjoy the scenic rooftop heated pool, or splurge for Club Level access with dedicated concierge service, complimentary food, drinks, and business services. Located on West Olympic Blvd, The Ritz-Carlton, Los Angeles is close to a number of attractions, top restaurants, and chic bars.