Los Angeles spans beach communities, hillside neighborhoods and major centers of art and entertainment. Its scale and varied districts make the choice of neighborhood an important part of the experience.

Perched on the Sunset Strip, 1 Hotel West Hollywood pairs sweeping Los Angeles views with reclaimed materials, native greenery, rooftop lounging, and a notably serious approach to sustainability.

The Beverly Hills Hotel is pure Hollywood mythology, combining its pink façade, legendary bungalows, palm-framed pool and Polo Lounge into Los Angeles’ most iconic hotel experience.

At the foot of Rodeo Drive, Beverly Wilshire combines old-Hollywood stature with Four Seasons service, large renovated rooms, a five-star spa and destination dining at CUT.

Casa del Mar pairs a landmark 1920s beach-club building with direct Pacific views, large rooms and one of Santa Monica’s most naturally glamorous oceanfront settings.

Conrad Los Angeles pairs Frank Gehry architecture, Tara Bernerd interiors and a rooftop pool with front-row access to Walt Disney Concert Hall and Downtown LA’s cultural core.

Downtown L.A. Proper transforms a historic private club into a Kelly Wearstler showpiece with destination dining, wildly individual suites and one of Downtown’s best rooftop pools.

Fairmont Century Plaza reimagines a 1966 Los Angeles icon with 400 balcony rooms, a rooftop pool and a 14,000-square-foot spa in the center of Century City.

Four Seasons Los Angeles brings private balconies to all 285 rooms and suites, pairing a leafy Beverly Hills-adjacent setting with poolside living, serious wellness and discreet Hollywood history.

Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village is Southern California’s wellness heavyweight, combining resort pools, one of the brand’s largest spas and a dedicated health institute in the foothills near Malibu.

Hotel Bel-Air is Los Angeles’ great hidden garden retreat, pairing 103 rooms and suites with private patios, plunge-pool accommodations, a year-round pool and 12 acres of lush canyon seclusion.

A historic Pasadena resort set amid landscaped grounds, offering classic California elegance, a full spa, resort recreation and a peaceful foothill setting near Los Angeles.

A discreet all-suite Beverly Hills hideaway with unusually large rooms, residential service, a rooftop pool and a quiet Burton Way address just beyond the bustle of Rodeo Drive.

A refined urban resort overlooking Beverly Cañon Gardens, The Maybourne Beverly Hills combines serene contemporary rooms, a major mineral-pool spa, rooftop swimming and Dante’s skyline dining in the heart of Beverly Hills.
An intimate 16-room Japanese-inspired hideaway directly on Malibu’s Carbon Beach, Nobu Ryokan combines teak soaking tubs, minimalist design, a lap pool and privileged access to Nobu Malibu.
A secluded all-suite retreat on Santa Monica’s Palisades bluff, Oceana pairs residential interiors, a lush courtyard pool, ocean views and highly personalized service with easy access to the beach and Montana Avenue.

A discreet garden retreat at the edge of Beverly Hills, The Peninsula pairs residential rooms and villas with unusually personalized service, a glamorous rooftop pool and an intimate sense of privacy.
Steps from the Pacific and Santa Monica Pier, Regent Santa Monica Beach brings a new level of resort luxury to the city with spacious rooms, Michael Mina dining and a 10,000-square-foot Guerlain spa.
High above L.A. LIVE, The Ritz-Carlton, Los Angeles combines Art Deco-inspired rooms, skyline views, a full urban spa and Latin-inflected dining steps from Crypto.com Arena and downtown entertainment.
Overlooking one of Southern California’s largest marinas, this relaxed waterfront Ritz-Carlton combines coastal rooms, a heated saltwater pool, Sisley Paris spa treatments and easy access to Venice and the Strand bike path.
Kelly Wearstler’s 262-room Santa Monica Proper combines sculptural California design with the Westside’s only rooftop hotel pool, a serious Ayurvedic spa and unusually advanced recovery and performance-wellness facilities.

Directly on the sand in Santa Monica, Shutters on the Beach channels an elegant private beach house through 450-square-foot rooms, original art, oceanfront dining, a resort pool and one of the Westside’s most established spas.
At the crossroads of Beverly Hills and West Hollywood, SLS blends Philippe Starck’s theatrical design with 297 rooms and suites, a rooftop pool and a newly refreshed Luxury Collection experience.
Across 102 oceanfront acres on the Palos Verdes Peninsula, Terranea combines four pools, a 9-hole par-3 course, large spa and an unusually deep collection of guestrooms, bungalows, casitas and villas overlooking the Pacific.
Steps from the Pacific, Viceroy Santa Monica delivers a polished version of California beach life with 169 airy rooms, two pools, cabanas and an indoor-outdoor restaurant built for lingering.
The fully reimagined W Hollywood pairs polished new interiors with a rooftop pool overlooking the Hills, placing guests across from the Pantages and directly on Hollywood Boulevard.

Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills pairs oversized private terraces with Hollywood Hills views, a glamorous rooftop pool, acclaimed dining and an exclusive La Prairie Spa.
The West Hollywood EDITION pairs 190 design-forward rooms and suites with a rooftop pool, Hollywood Hills views, a full spa and some of Sunset Boulevard’s most polished dining and nightlife.