
Where to stay in Hollywood, California.
Hollywood isnβt just a place β itβs a vibe. Walk the boulevard, spot a celeb, and soak in that sun while living your movie-moment fantasy. This glitzy corner of LA delivers on both drama and dreams.
Whether youβre snapping pics at the Walk of Fame or heading up to the Hollywood sign, your hotel stay should match the vibe. We cut through the noise and filtered out the fluff for your stay.
These are the top 5 hotels travelers genuinely rave about.
Top 5 picks from the Foresyte community.
#5 Kimpton Everly
Shared by Ashley McLendon – 262 β€οΈ
“Clean lines and hillside calm a modernist daydream.”
#4 Thompson
Shared by Natalie Thatcher – 274 β€οΈ
“Polished edge with a modern pulse built for the in-crowd.”
#3 Silver Lake
Shared by Ryan Fletcher – 616 β€οΈ
“Playful but private made for poolside musings and quiet mischief.”
#2 Sunset Tower
Shared by Ava Roberts – 628 β€οΈ
“Old money cool with a rebel heart timeless by design.”
#1 Chateau Marmont
Shared by Kate Meyer – 787 β€οΈ
“Iconic and unruly the kind of place where secrets feel safe.”
Hollywood Hotels FAQ.
Where should I stay in Hollywood for first-time visits?
First-timers often love being near the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Itβs walkable, iconic, and close to landmarks like the Dolby Theatre and TCL Chinese Theatre. For a quieter stay, look just north in the Hollywood Hills or near Franklin Village.
Are there hotels with great views of the Hollywood Sign?
Yes! Some hotels in the Hollywood Hills, Beachwood Canyon, and even a few rooftop boutique spots offer peekaboo or panoramic views of the famous sign β just be sure to request a view room in advance.
Whatβs the best area in Hollywood for nightlife?
Stay near Sunset Boulevard or Cahuenga Pass. These areas put you steps from live music venues, cocktail bars, and some of LAβs most legendary clubs. Bonus points for hotel rooftops with DJ sets and skyline views.
Are Hollywood hotels family-friendly?
Surprisingly, yes. Many major chains and some stylish mid-tier boutiques offer suites, pools, and proximity to family attractions like Universal Studios Hollywood and the Hollywood Wax Museum.
How far is Hollywood from downtown Los Angeles?
Itβs about 20β30 minutes by car, depending on traffic. Metro connections are available too, with the Red Line running between Hollywood and Union Station.
Are there affordable hotels in Hollywood?
Absolutely. Look east of Vine or closer to the 101 for well-rated budget options and motels that are lighter on price without skimping on convenience.
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