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With average temperatures well into the 60s, numerous dining options, and many attractions open for at least part of the day, Thanksgiving in Los Angeles is as stuffed with activities as that turkey about to be carved.
Santa Monica provides many eco-friendly restaurants, hotels, attractions and transportation alternatives, so you can travel guilt-free while still protecting the destination you love to visit.
For a casual meet and greet, a celebration, or a relaxed team-bonding session, these Los Angeles luxury business suites provide an ideal venue.
Can you name the historic Los Angeles hotel that had a city named after it? Or the one that used to have trout ponds, where Hollywood stars taught their children to fish? Read on for the answers to these questions and more!
Many of LA’s historic hotels have been hot spots for decades—and in the case of one, a century. Check out these Los Angeles hotels that were frequented by the rich and famous of yesteryear.
From world-class recording studios to iconic live music venues, Los Angeles is a big player in the music business. Read on for our roundup of historic LA hotels where legendary musicians have played and stayed.
The Sunset Strip, a stretch of Sunset Boulevard between Crescent Heights Boulevard and Doheny Drive, is one of L.A.’s most iconic neighborhoods. It was the setting for counterculture protests in the 1960s, rock and roll decadence in the ‘70s and ‘80s, and it exists today as a showcase for the good life, providing elegant hotel rooms, live music venues and fine restaurants.
As the entertainment capital of the world, there is no shortage of hotels that accommodate family-friendly experiences. From the Valley to Santa Monica, your next family stay in Los Angeles is sure to be memorable for you and your kids.
