Is West Hollywood Walkable? Exploring WeHo’s Famous Streets and Hotspots West Hollywood, affectionately known as WeHo, is a vibrant city tucked between Hollywood (Los Angeles) and Beverly Hills. Renowned for its nightlife, legendary attractions, and eclectic neighborhoods, West Hollywood is a must-visit destination for locals and travelers alike. But is West Hollywood walkable? Absolutely! With its compact layout and lively streets, exploring WeHo on foot is an adventure in itself. Sunset Boulevard The world-famous Sunset Strip runs right through West Hollywood, beginning at the iconic Chateau Marmont and stretching down to Doheny Drive at Beverly Hills. Along this legendary boulevard, you’ll find rock and roll history at venues like The Roxy, Rainbow Bar & Grill, The Viper Room, and Whisky
The Beverly Hills Hotel
Nestled in the heart of Beverly Hills, the Beverly Hills Hotel stands as an enduring symbol of luxury and glamour. Fondly known as the “Pink Palace,” this historic establishment has been a haven for celebrities, millionaires, and discerning travelers since its inception in 1912. As you leave the vibrant Sunset Strip of West Hollywood and venture into the lush, tree-lined streets of Beverly Hills, you are greeted by the iconic sight of the Beverly Hills Hotel. This grand dame of hospitality predates the incorporation of Beverly Hills and was originally conceived as a retreat between the bustling city of Los Angeles and the serene coastline of Santa Monica. CELEBRITIES During Hollywood’s golden age, the hotel attracted some of the era’s
Four Seasons Hotel LA at Beverly Hills
Special offers are available now at The Four Seasons Hotel LA at Beverly Hills. This includes LA Suite Retreat, Hollywood Family Getaway, Advance Purchase, Awaken Your Senses, Stay Longer, and Bed and Breakfast. There’s still time to book your romantic Valentine’s Day dinner at Culina Ristorante. Hotel amenities include a workouts with a view, pool and cabana packages, on-site UPS Store, full service spa and nail salon, and luxury car transportation. This kid-friendly hotel also has cribs and rollaway beds, complimentary baby bath products, child-size bathrobes, and children’s menus at their restaurants and in-room dining. 300 South Doheny Drive, Los Angeles, California, 90048. Phone +1 (310) 273-2222. The Four Seasons is incredibly well-centered and very walkable to popular destinations. The
Enjoy a Staycation in Los Angeles and Beverly Hills
As the current COVID-19 fears grip the world, and more travel restrictions are popping up daily, there’s plenty of options for Californians to minimize their exposure to the coronavirus. We are getting into our very busy Spring Break period, and we’ve already heard from some of our guests that are concerned about canceled travel arrangements. This goes for those arriving by cruise ship, planes and trains. Most aren’t so worried about the virus itself, but rather getting quarantined or stranded. That being said, many of our most recent bookings are from those in our own backyard that originally had more ambitious travel plans, but have decided to pack the family into a car, travel up or down the coast, and
Los Angeles Area Hotels
Always one of the biggest questions for someone coming to our city is about lodging at Los Angeles area hotels and where to stay. There’s no easy answer, but looking at maps prior to your visit can certainly help in the decision making process. We remind visitors that Los Angeles is a gigantic city. On top of that, there are many cities within the city. They include places like Santa Monica, Malibu and West Hollywood. Downtown Los Angeles is growing in their many offerings with food and culture. Here, you’ll be close to the convention center, Grand Park, Union Station, L.A. Live and The Staples Center. A few hotels in this area include The Intercontinental, Nomad Hotel, and The Ace Hotel.
Viceroy L’Ermitage Hotel Beverly Hills
The Viceroy L’Ermitage Hotel Beverly Hills is located between the famous shopping streets of Rodeo Drive on the west, and Robertson Blvd. on the east. There’s also a handful of other amazing streets in the general area, like Canon Drive. Canon is known for famous restaurants like Spago by Wolfgang Puck, Mastro’s Steakhouse, Il Pastaio, and Via Alloro. If you go the opposite direction and find yourself on Robertson, grab a lunch at The Ivy, Petrossian, or The Henry. The Viceroy is a modern luxury hotel and has been in existence since 1975. It has always been a favorite of celebrities, including the late Liz Taylor and Richard Burton. It’s located on the beautiful tree-lined street of Burton Way, which also
The InterContinental Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles
The InterContinental Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles is located at The Wilshire Grand Center. At 1,100 feet, it’s the tallest building not only in Los Angeles and California, but the tallest west of the Mississippi River. For years, the nearby U.S. Bank Tower had the distinction of the tallest building in L.A. at about 1,018 feet. You have to go up 70 floors just to hit the main lobby of The Intercontinental. It’s here where you’ll find the friendly front desk and concierge staff, as well as an inviting bar, which is buzzing with guests, as well as locals unwinding during/after work. One floor down on the 69th, dine and drink at incredible spots like Dekkadance and Sora. Of course
LA Pride Week 2019
LA Pride Week 2019 this year happens between May 31st and June 9th. The theme (or hashtag) is #JustUnite. It all kicks off on the 31st of May with the 7th Annual LGBT Night at Dodger Stadium. Guests are invited to come as early as 530PM for a pre-game festive event at the Right Field Plaza Bar. You’ll have plenty of time to enjoy, for the first pitch isn’t happening until 710PM. Fireworks and DJ Bowie Jane will complete the night when the game is over. On June 1st, take in the 3rd Annual LA Pride Night at Universal Studios Hollywood. Their theme is “Pride is Universal.” Perks include theme park access starting at 4PM, along with exclusive after-hours Universal Studios park access
Where Should I Stay When Visiting Los Angeles?
If you’ve never been to our city, remember that it’s a huge spread out area covering over 500 square miles. There are 4 million people in the City of Los Angeles, and just over 10 million in the county. Los Angeles County includes places like Long Beach to the south, Malibu to the west, Lancaster to the north, and Pomona to the east. Picking a place to stay is going to be your biggest decision when coming to L.A. You want to chart out your things to do list in Los Angeles when choosing your lodging. Do you want to be at the beach during your stay? Are you attending conventions or business meetings in Downtown L.A.? Or are you
Best Romantic Spots in Los Angeles for Valentines Day
February is going to be a busy month here in Los Angeles. In just a day, L.A. sports fans will be watching their home team, the Los Angeles Rams, take on the New England Patriots at The Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta. On Sunday, February 24th, The Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, will once again host The Academy Awards. Somewhere right in the middle on February 14th, daters and lovers will be taking in the best romantic spots in Los Angeles for Valentines Day. If you don’t immediately think of romance when thinking about L.A., just watch hits like La La Land, and Pretty Woman. Some of the best romantic date spots in and around Los Angeles include: The Griffith Park
