Los Angeles Hotels

The Peninsula Beverly Hills
9882 So Santa Monica Blvd Beverly Hills, California, US

From $475 per night

THE PENINSULA BEVERLY HILLS IS TUCKED AWAY IN ONE OF THE MOST PRETIGIOUS RESIDENTIAL LOCATIONS IN LOS ANGELES, ONLY A FEW MINUTES FROM THE FINANCIAL AND SHOPPING DISTRICTS OF CENTURY CITY AND RODEO DRIVE. THE HOTEL IS ONLY 20 MINUTES BY CAR FROM LOS ANGELES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AND WELL SITUATED TO ACCESS ALL OF THE MAJOR ATTRACTIONS IN THE GREATER LOS ANGELES AREA. THE HOTELS LEISURE FACILITIES INCLUDE A ROOFTOP 60-FOOT LAP POOL WITH 10 PRIVATE POOLSIDE CABANAS/ COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CLUB AND FULL SERVICE SPA OFFERING AN EXTENSIVE SELECTION OF TREATMENTS. BUSINESS FACILITIES AND SERVICES INCLUDE HIGH SPEED INTERNET ACCESS, MEETING SPACE FOR UP TO 200 PERSONS AND A FULL SERVICE 24-HOUR BUSINESS CENTER. IN ADDITION THERE ARE TWO RESTAURANTS OFFERING WORLD-CLASS DINING, 24-HOUR ROOM SERVICE, 24-HOUR CONCIERGE, MULTI-LINGUAL STAFF, DESIGNER BOUTIQUES, 24-HOUR LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING SERVICE AND ADA-CERTIFIED FACILITIES INCLUDING 8 SPECIALLY-EQUIPPED ACCESSIBLE GUESTROOMS. THE PENINSULA BEVERLY HILLS OFFERS 144 GUESTROOMS, 36 SUITES AND 16 PRIVATE VILLAS. DESIGNED TO RESEMBLE AN ELEGANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE, THE HOTEL OFFERS THE FINEST ACCOMMODATIONS AND AMENITIES. ALL ACCOMMODATIONS INCLUDE HIGH SPEED INTERNET ACCESS, PRIVATE IN-ROOM FAX MACHINES, VOICE MAIL, 2-LINE IDD TELEPHONES, WORK DESK WITH DATAPORT, MARBLE BATHROOMS AND SUMPTUOUS FEATHER PILLOWS AND DOWN COMFORTERS COVERED WITH FILI D ORO LINENS. ALSO AVAILABLE ARE FULLY STOCKED MINI-BARS, CD/STEREO, VIDEO PLAYER, PLUSH BATHROBES/ BEDSIDE CONTROLS AND BLACKOUT DRAPES.

What's Great
Travel + Leisure says... "Polished and urbane resort modeled after an 18th-century French country estate, 5 blocks from Rodeo Drive, that is both tranquil (quiet gardens, a serene spa) and high-wattage (rooftop pool, buzzy bar). Stats: 180 rooms; 16 villas; 2 restaurants; 2 bars. Rooms to Book: Nos. 105, 107, 111, 113, 115, and 117 for their patios set in the resort’s tropical gardens. Insider Tip: Book an Acupuncture Facial at the spa." -Top 25 Hotels 2008

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The Ritz-Carlton, Marina del Rey
4375 Admiralty Way Marina del Rey, California, US

From $299 per night

The Ritz-Carlton, Marina del Rey, the only AAA Five Diamond waterfront hotel in the Los Angeles area, offering a stylish, convenient setting just five miles from the Los Angeles International Airport. With 304 award-winning rooms and suites and acclaimed Jer-Ne Restaurant + Bar, the luxury property has furthered its reputation for excellence via its recent completion of an $8. 3 million renovation of all guest rooms, suites, corridors and The Ritz-Carlton Club Lounge. Guests unwind in rooms remodeled in hues of rich marine and softer blues with gold and white accents reflective of the hotel? s waterfront location to provide a chic and polished new look. Each guest room features a lavish Egyptian cotton duvet, bedding hand-crafted in Northern Italy and an abundance of down pillows to complete this inviting bed experience. All rooms are technologically enhanced with DVD players, LCD or plasma screen televisions. Hotel offers a boutique spa, which openned in 2007.

What's Great
Travel + Leisure says... "Sophisticated waterfront hotel with unparalleled marina access (yacht and sailing charters, boat slips, and harborside jogging trails), just a 10-minute drive from Santa Monica. Rooms to Book: Marina Terrace rooms have views of sailboats and yachts from their private balconies. Insider Tip: Peruse the lobby lounge’s collection of art that includes drawings by Picasso and Matisse." -From www.travelandleisure.com

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The London West Hollywood
1020 N. San Vicente Blvd West Hollywood, California, US

From $279 per night

Hollywood glamour meets modern, sexy sophistication with the opening of The London West Hollywood, fashioning a new look and feel on the legendary Sunset Strip. A famed location perched in the Hollywood Hills, this entirely suite hotel offers an alluring new setting for both the confident power-broker and the independent thinker to enjoy the vitality and vibe of LA's social scene. Names synonymous with authority and innovation come together to create an incomparable experience - from David Collins effortl.

What's Great
Travel + Leisure says... "The London West Hollywood, formerly the Bel Age hotel, received an ever-so-grand makeover from Irish architect David Collins. The all-suite hotel even features a Gordon Ramsay dining room." -From www.travelandleisure.com Conde Nast Traveler says... "Everyone says it's the best - big rooms, a pool at the top, good personal service and value for money.' And that's just the cab-driver from Los Angeles airport talking. Any suspicion that his poetic licence should be taken away is banished the moment you venture inside the Art Deco lobby of the London West Hollywood. You can forget the hotel's self-conscious (and largely unnoticeable) 'nod to British style': your initial impression is that you have stepped into Alphonse Mucha's Prague, except the luxury here is more discreet. As for the atmosphere of the 200 suites, designed by David Collins Studio in a style trumpeted uncertainly as 'bel age', it is reminiscent less of Knightsbridge than of Pompeii, the capacious bath and black-and-white mosaic tiles evoking the sort of washroom where a Roman senator might come for his scrapes, albeit in a Gilchrist & Soames shower cap. But the suites are indeed roomy, the bed positioned in the centre with a walk-around headboard; and whatever the influence, it's all most tasteful. The wall tiles are hand-cut from bleached oak, the cupboards are pea-green, the linen Italian and the coffee-maker a Keurig. Even the view across the flat roofs to the Hollywood Hills does not disappoint. The only indisputably 'London' element is the ground-floor restaurant, opened by Gordon Ramsay and his aptly named chef de cuisine, Andy Cook. The amberjack sushi with black-bean miso, cherry-blossom shrimp and pressed king mackerel is especially good - and the closest you'll get to fish and chips here. WHEN TO GO Any time: LA has mild, sunny winters and very hot summers. ROOM TO BOOK Any on the top floor."-From www.cntraveller.com

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Viceroy Santa Monica
1819 Ocean Avenue Santa Monica, California, US

From $369 per night

Please note that during the American Film Market/AFM Viceroy hotel will have no access to the outdoor pool area on 10-30-2007 and limited access to the restaurant 10-31-07 restaurant will be open for Lunch and Dinner only. Room service will be available to all guests. An urban retreat at the shore - British impressions- with bold current perspectives. Business friendly- yet vacation ready- and just steps from the Santa Monica pier- beaches- shopping- dinning and nightlife. Each of the 163 guestrooms and suites offer ocean- pool- or palm views. Fretted linens and bathrobes- custom beds with down comforters and pillows. Body and hair care products Aromatherapy Associates. In room spa services provided by Fred Segal Beauty- marble baths with seated vanities and soaking tubs- sitting areas- and fully stocked mini bars. In room entertainment centers feature 27in. flat screen TV- full cable access and movies- music- and video games- business services include high-speed wireless Internet access- two-line telephones with speaker and private voicemail. And data ports for modem/fax hookup - Viceroy also offers video check-out with e-mail receipt. A complete fitness center- 2 outdoor heated pools with private cabanas. Cameo bar- reunion dining at Whist restaurant- 24-hour room service- dry cleaning and laundry service- full-service concierge- choice of daily newspaper- and a 1300 sq foot meeting room with private patio overlooking the pool area.

What's Great
Travel + Leisure says...
"Oceanside boutique hotel near the historic Santa Monica Pier with a quirky take on British Regency style (oversize cameo portraits, velvet wallpaper, asymmetrical bookcases); it has some of the area's most unique interiors. The most fun of the four California hotels designed by Kor Hotel Group collaborator Kelly Wearstler, the 162-room Viceroy seems like an extension of the nearby amusement park on Santa Monica Pier. Though the exterior—a white boxy slab—doesn’t invite a second glance, the interiors here marry retro-chic with pure whimsy. In both the rooms and the common areas, the striking monochrome (black, white, and gray) color scheme is spiked with accents of parrot green and sunshine yellow (chairs in the lobby; throw pillows and upholstered benches in the rooms; curtains in the Library lounge). There’s also a whole lotta reflection going on, with silver-foil wallpaper, mirrored glass, and high-shine white Formica in almost every space. The slick Cameo Bar and Whist, the restaurant helmed by Warren Schwartz, are hubs for the young and gorgeous (who love to catch sight of themselves in all those mirrors)."

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The Langham, Huntington Hotel & Spa, Pasadena
1401 South Oak Knoll Avenue Pasadena, California, US

From $299 per night

Pasadena sits nestled at the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains, just 9 miles north of DowntownLos Angeles. Visitors can enjoy Pasadenas modern draws like the California Institute of Technology orthe Tournament of Roses while retaining a sense of the 19th century charm that drew the originalsettlers West.

What's Great
Travel + Leisure says... "1907 landmark (formerly the Ritz-Carlton) at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains, with the area's best restaurant; a $25 million renovation is slated to start this spring. Rooms to Book: The Deluxe rooms in the Lanai Building overlook the pool and have balconies. Insider Tip: Dine on Chef Craig Strong’s New American cuisine at the Dining Room."

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