Andaz is the brand new stylish venture from the Hyatt brand. With close attention modern aesthetics, comfortable accommodations and deluxe customer service, Andaz delivers quality along with its trendy exterior.
Conde Nast, Vanity Fair and numerous other magazines laud this as one of the best boutique hotels. It's a mixed crowd, but worth checking out.
This gay friendly spot prides itself on privacy. The 60 rooms are renovated, many facing the center courtyard with a pool and hot tub.
Handsomely designed accommodations with a relaxed ambiance. Its penthouse level West restaurant offers a spectacular view of the city—not to mention hotelier Joie de Vivre's trusted reputation.
Le Montrose offers amazing suites on a quiet residential street just two blocks from the WeHo bars. After a September 2005 remodel, each suite has its own fireplace, living room and balcony.
Le Parc is a roomy all-suite hotel that offers sophisticated luxury. The rooftop oasis features a tennis court, heated pool, whirlpool, sunning deck and an amazing view of the Hollywood Hills.
The Ramada West Hollywood is the only place to stay if you want to be directly in the middle of WeHo. The hotel also features fully equipped guest rooms, and even WiFi access poolside.
The San Vicente Inn is upscaling under new ownership, and is still a great value close to the heart of WeHo happenings. The bungalows are adorable and fixed up.
The London features distinctive rooms that are as spacious as they are stylish. If you were familiar with the former BelAge that called this address home, you wouldn't even recognize it now with this upgrade.
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