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Escape to a place that's a world of its own. Our hotel is an easy stroll from legendary destinations, including the Hollywood Walk of Fame and the extravagant Hollywood Palladium and Fonda Theatre. Our location just off Interstate 101 means all of Southern California is within reach, from Universal Studios to the historic Santa Monica Pier to the gardens, architecture and artwork of the Getty Center.

Things to Do

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Stroll the boardwalk for an exhilarating view of the Pacific or get your kicks on the solar-powered Pacific Ferris wheel, one of several rides at this historic amusement park dating to 1909. The Pier also hosts concerts and weekend festivals celebrating California culture.

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Santa Monica Pier

The first American outpost of this traditional Neapolitan pizzeria fires pizzas created with authentic ingredients in an imported stone oven helmed by a certified pizzaiolo. Though the famed Naples restaurant serves just two pizzas, marinara or margherita, L’Antica ranges further, from diavola to pesto to montanara (marinara, cheese and basil over a deep-fried crust). Enjoy your pizza, or other Italian and Mediterranean dishes, on the terrace with stone and wood accents or in the blue and white tile-lined dining room.

L’Antica Pizzeria da Michele

The Fonda Theatre boasts 31,000 square feet of prime concert space, located on Hollywood Boulevard near our boutique hotel. Nurse a drink in one of the deep armchairs of the Jayne Bar or enjoy an event from a balcony couch – yes, couch.

Fonda Theater

Go stargazing. Over 2,700 of the brightest stars in show biz are immortalized on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Located near our hotel, it stretches for 15 blocks along Hollywood Boulevard. Visit the website to locate your favorite stars

Hollywood Walk of Fame

This shopping center and entertainment complex includes dozens of familiar retailers and restaurants. It’s also home to the TCL Chinese Theatre movie multiplex.

Ovation Hollywood

The Stone brothers Curtis (celebrity chef) and Luke (butcher turned businessman) meld their skills at Gwen, named for their grandmother back in Australia. Expect top steaks, from flat iron to New York strip to an 80-day tomahawk splurge, seasonal sides sourced from the local farmers market and all the steakhouse favorites, in a dining room surrounded by glass-walled charcuterie aging rooms and dominated by a fire pit that imparts primal flavor to your dinner.

Gwen Butcher Shop & Restaurant

The culinary largesse of Roman cuisine finds a soulful home in chef Evan Funke’s popular restaurant, with a menu that’s inspired by the Eternal City’s rustic and urban influences. Handmade and seasonal fare includes pasta, pizza and all manner of Italian-inspired entrees.

Mother Wolf

This working film studio is also a massive theme park. Dozens of rides and attractions are designed to appeal to all ages. Its “World-Famous Studio Tour,” which takes you behind-the-scenes of real-life moviemaking, is included in admission.

Universal Studios Hollywood

The TCL Chinese Theatre multiplex, aka the legendary Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, has hosted Hollywood premieres since 1927. It’s also where filmdom’s greatest stars have cemented their place in history—literally—by imprinting their hand- and footprints on its famous Forecourt of the Stars. Walking tours available.

TCL Chinese Theatre

Tea aficionados will delight in the dozens of offerings, from familiar Earl Grey and herbal favorites to a bevy of unusual varieties (think rare Japanese Gyokuro green tea and wine-inspired teas). The charming café serves sandwiches, salads and—but of course—afternoon tea service.

Chado Tea Room

This Hollywood location of Superba Food + Bread goes big on toast, with multiple savory and sweet topping options on freshly baked slices. Or opt for the sandwiches, salads, egg dishes, seafood raw bar or the vegetable raw bar, with dipping lettuces, jicama or farmers market crudites paired with scratch-made dips.

Superba Food + Bread

Gaze upon a different kind of Hollywood star, and just as luminous, at this planetarium and LA icon. Extend your adventures in Griffith Park, which is also home to the Los Angeles Zoo, Autry Museum of the American West and the world-famous Hollywood sign.

Griffith Observatory

Starstruck? You’ve come to the right place. The Hollywood Museum showcases over 10,000 pieces of Hollywood memorabilia on four floors of exhibits.

Hollywood Museum

This iconic amphitheater, which opened in 1922, is still considered one of the nation’s top live music venues. Its offerings span a wide range of tastes and artists, with world-famous performers from rock and country to classical and jazz.

Hollywood Bowl

The legendary Musso & Frank Grill has counted film and arts luminaries among its customers since opening in 1919. This upscale Hollywood restaurant is known for its classic steakhouse fare and Italian favorites, as well as its superlative service.

The Musso & Frank Grill

Enjoy a Mexican favorite off the expansive menu at this colorful cantina. With a nod to its name, the spirits menu includes tequila flights and an impressive number of made-to-order margaritas.

Te’Kila Hollywood

Located near our hotel, Hollywood Palladium is an Art-Deco-style theater on the famous Sunset Boulevard.

Hollywood Palladium

A sprawling 86-acre campus is home to the renowned Getty Museum of European art and sculpture. Getty Center also is deservedly famous for its dramatic architecture and awe-inspiring sculpture gardens and terraces.

The Getty Center

Get a ticket for two hours of Hollywood highlights. Tours depart hourly and whisk you to cinematic landmarks like the Hollywood sign and the Walk of Fame, as well as attractions like the Griffith Observatory and the Beverly Hills Farmers Market.

Hollywood City Tours

This Hollywood Museum includes exhibits on violent crimes, fatal accidents and the trappings of death, such as coffins and antique mortician apparatuses. Adults only: graphic content.

Museum of Death Hollywood

Explore memorabilia and interactive exhibits at this quirky Hollywood museum. Topics range from animals to Superman costumes to the world's smallest street-legal car. Spend the afternoon browsing and come away with some fun facts.

Ripley’s Believe It Or Not!

Discover interactive exhibits, optical illusions and lighthearted fun at this unusual museum on Hollywood Blvd. It’s a playfully eccentric stop near our hotel.

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