The City of Angels, the City of the Stars, Media Capital of the World, the largest sprawling metropolis in the US, Los Angeles is nothing like anything else.
Only a century ago LA was a collection of small towns and villages located in a dusty basin on the shores of the Pacific. It has grown to become a city that offers everything to everyone.
Unlike New York, where Manhattan is the center of everything, LA has no definitive center of attraction.
The downtown area is the financial center but also offers tourist attractions; Beverly Hills and Hollywood are more entertainment oriented but are also frequent by business travelers. The beach towns of Santa Monica and Venice have streets you could actually stroll, but like other parts of the city, are mostly accessible by car.
From Orange County in the south to the San Fernando Valley in the north and Pasadena in the West LA is a huge urban area with diversity like no other. Los Angeles is a challenging city, but it is also intriguing and exciting at the same time.
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The Omni Los Angeles Hotel at California Plaza is a modern hotel adjacent to California Plaza's corporate towers, and practically attached to the Museum of Contemporary Art.
Located on a tree-lined boulevard in Beverly Hills, the elegant 124-room Raffles L'ermitage Beverly Hills hotel is only half a from Rodeo Drive boutiques.
Poised on a quiet residential street, Le Montrose Suite Hotel is a boutique only one mile from Sunset Strip and one and a half miles from Beverly Hills.
The Luxe Summit Hotel Bel Air is a resort-like two-story hotel situated on seven acres between Brentwood and Bel Air. the hotel is on Sunset Boulevard near the Getty Center and UCLA.
Built in 1923, the historic Millennium Biltmore Hotel is located in Los Angeles financial district just four blocks from the Performing Arts Center of Los Angeles and one mile from the convention center.
The fully restored 1920s beach club reopened, after a major renovation, in 1999 as the Casa Del Mar hotel. It sits right on the sand, 2 blocks from the Santa Monica Pier.
The Le Meridien Beverly Hills (formerly the Hotel Nikko) is a 7-story hotel that sits on La Cienega's restaurant row, one mile from Rodeo Drive, and 10 miles from Santa Monica beach.
The recently renovated Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel resort overlooks the Pacific Ocean only one block from the Santa Monica Convention Center, eight miles from Beverly Hills, nine miles from LA International Airport (LAX) and 15 miles from downtown LA.
Luxe Hotel Rodeo Drive is a deluxe classic boutique hotel located on prestigious Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, providing you with a relaxed, comfortable, and personal experience.
Located in the heart of the city's financial district, the Los Angeles Marriott Downtown is linked to the World Trade Center via a second-floor walkway and is one block from the Pacific Stock Exchange.