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1 Hotel West Hollywood combines luxury and sustainability, offering eco-conscious design, a rooftop pool, and panoramic views of the LA skyline.
Beverly Motor Lodge is a retro West Hollywood motel with vintage charm, a laid-back vibe, and a prime location near Hollywood’s best nightlife and dining spots.
Chateau Marmont is Hollywood’s most legendary hotel, offering old-world charm, exclusivity, and a storied past on Sunset Boulevard.
Hotel Bel-Air is an exclusive five-star retreat offering classic Hollywood luxury, lush gardens, and world-class dining in one of LA’s most prestigious neighbourhoods.
Proper Hotel Santa Monica offers luxury with a laid-back California vibe, featuring Kelly Wearstler design, a stunning rooftop, and a prime beachside location.
Short Stories Hotel is a stylish boutique stay in the heart of LA’s Fairfax District, offering a chic yet intimate experience near The Grove and top dining spots.
Silver Lake Pool & Inn is a boutique hotel with stylish rooms, a relaxed pool deck, and an on-site Italian-inspired restaurant in one of LA’s coolest neighbourhoods.
Sunset Tower Hotel is a historic Hollywood icon, offering Art Deco glamour, luxury accommodations, and one of LA’s most exclusive bars on the Sunset Strip.
The Hollywood Roosevelt is an iconic LA hotel, blending Old Hollywood glamour with modern luxury, a stylish pool, and a legendary past.
The Hoxton, Downtown LA blends retro-modern design with a buzzing rooftop scene, offering stylish rooms and a prime location in LA’s vibrant Arts District.
The LINE Hotel in Koreatown blends industrial-chic design with rooftop dining, a hidden speakeasy, and a prime location in one of LA’s most vibrant neighbourhoods.
The Surfrider Malibu is a boutique coastal retreat with ocean views, a private rooftop deck, and a laid-back luxury vibe just steps from the beach.
The West Hollywood Edition is a sleek, design-forward luxury hotel on the Sunset Strip, featuring a rooftop pool, stylish dining, and a buzzing nightlife scene.
All Time in Los Feliz is a neighbourhood gem serving seasonal, thoughtfully sourced food from farmers, ranchers, and fisher-people they trust. With natural wines, house-baked bread, and a cosy patio, it’s a must-visit for honest, feel-good dining.
Bavel in LA’s Arts District serves some of the city’s best Middle Eastern food, from fresh pita and smoky hummus to slow-cooked meats and fragrant cocktails. A must-visit for flavour seekers.
Benny Boy Brewing in Lincoln Heights is LA’s first brewery-cidery hybrid, serving naturally carbonated beers and dry ciders in a laid-back beer garden setting.
Bestia in LA’s Arts District is a powerhouse of bold Italian flavours, serving house-made pastas, wood-fired pizzas, and top-tier charcuterie. A must-visit for Italian food lovers.
Broad Street Oyster Co. in Malibu serves up some of LA’s best lobster rolls, fresh oysters, and seafood platters in a laid-back, beachy setting. A must-visit for seafood lovers.
Burgers Never Say Die in Silver Lake serves ultra-thin, crispy-edged smashburgers with a cult-like following. No gimmicks—just pure burger perfection.
Dante Beverly Hills brings NYC’s iconic cocktail bar to the West Coast, serving Negronis, Mediterranean plates, and aperitivo classics on a rooftop terrace with stunning views.
Eggslut in Venice Beach serves some of LA’s best egg sandwiches, from the soft-scrambled Fairfax to the indulgent Slut. A must-visit breakfast spot near the beach.
Felix Trattoria in Venice Beach is a pasta lover’s dream, serving handmade Italian classics in a warm, intimate setting. From cacio e pepe to rich ragù, it’s a must-visit for an unforgettable Italian feast.
For The Win serves some of LA’s best smashburgers—crispy-edged patties, melted cheese, and house sauce on a toasted potato bun. Simple, classic, and done right.
Gjusta in Venice Beach is a bakery-deli hybrid serving some of LA’s best smoked fish, sandwiches, and pastries. With a laid-back courtyard and a menu packed with high-quality ingredients, it’s a must-visit for brunch lovers and foodies alike.
Goldburger in Los Feliz serves some of LA’s best smashburgers, with crispy-edged patties, melted cheese, and just the right amount of sauce.
HiHo Cheeseburger brings a premium twist to the classic cheeseburger, using 100% grass-fed wagyu beef and flavour-packed ingredients across its LA locations.
Jon & Vinny’s in LA is an Italian-American hotspot serving breakfast, pizza, and pasta in a cool, laid-back setting. From ricotta pancakes to spicy fusilli, it’s a must-visit for all-day comfort food.
Langer’s Deli in Westlake is an LA institution, serving the city’s best pastrami sandwiches since 1947. From the legendary #19 to corned beef and matzo ball soup, it’s a must-visit for deli lovers.
Majordomo in Chinatown is David Chang’s bold, flavor-packed LA restaurant, serving Korean and Chinese-inspired dishes like smoked short rib and flaky bing bread. A must-visit for serious food lovers.
Mariscos Jalisco in Boyle Heights serves LA’s most famous crispy shrimp tacos, along with fresh ceviche and tostadas. A must-visit taco truck for seafood lovers.
Musso & Frank Grill has been a Hollywood landmark since 1919, serving classic steaks, strong martinis, and Old Hollywood glamour in a timeless setting.
Pine & Crane in Silver Lake serves fresh, flavourful Taiwanese food in a casual setting, from rich beef noodle soup to flaky scallion pancakes and wok-fried greens.
Pizzana in Brentwood blends Neapolitan tradition with bold flavors, serving wood-fired pizzas like cacio e pepe and diavola alongside fresh salads and house-made gelato.
République in Los Angeles is a must-visit for French-inspired dining, from buttery pastries at breakfast to indulgent seasonal dishes at dinner. Set in a stunning historic space, it’s one of LA’s most beloved restaurants.
Swingers Diner in LA is a retro-cool spot serving classic American comfort food with a twist, from all-day pancakes to vegan burgers. Located next to Beverly Laurel Motor Hotel, it’s a must-visit for late-night eats and laid-back vibes.
Teddy’s Red Tacos is LA’s go-to spot for juicy, flavour-packed birria tacos, served with rich consomé for dipping. With multiple locations across the city, it’s a must-visit for taco lovers.
Tsubaki in Echo Park is a modern izakaya with an exceptional sake list, serving Japanese small plates, charcoal-grilled skewers, and miso-marinated black cod in an intimate setting.
Yellow Paper Burger in Eagle Rock is an old-school spot serving some of LA’s best smashburgers. With crispy-edged patties, soft buns, and no-fuss charm, it’s a must-visit for burger lovers.
The Academy’s vast film archive fills a three-level Stories of Cinema exhibition inside a restored 1939 landmark and Renzo Piano sphere.
Restored 1940 single-screen cinema showing 35mm and 70mm restorations, retrospectives, filmmaker Q&As and All-Night Horrorthon.
Stand beneath a five-storey skylit atrium of Victorian ironwork, marble staircases and birdcage elevators seen in Blade Runner.
35mm repertory screenings, Slammers café and location-exclusive Brain Dead drops come together inside a Fairfax fashion-and-cinema hub.
Charles and Ray Eames’ intact home-studio, with preserved interiors, original collections and guided tours of a landmark Modernist house.
Restored 1922 movie palace where Hollywood’s first premiere took place, now hosting Netflix screenings, filmmaker Q&As and 35mm/70mm classics.
Frank Lloyd Wright’s largest textile-block house, with 27,000 hand-cast patterned blocks and a cinematic Mayan-Revival façade.
Free museum-scale contemporary art in a restored flour mill, with vast galleries, artist commissions, a productive garden and Manuela restaurant.
Frank Lloyd Wright’s UNESCO-listed Hollyhock House reveals a California style through original interiors, art glass and its recurring floral motif.
Outdoor Cinespia films and a major Día de los Muertos festival unfold among Hollywood legends’ graves at this historic cemetery.
Peter Zumthor’s new David Geffen Galleries reframe LACMA’s 155,000-object collection, from Urban Light to 6,000 years of art.
American Cinematheque-programmed Cinema 1 brings 35mm repertory screenings, filmmaker Q&As and special events to a 1935 movie house.
Tour Neutra’s 1932 glass house, 1940 Garden House and 1964 VDL II together on their original site, guided by Cal Poly Pomona.
Quentin Tarantino’s celluloid-only cinema screens nightly themed double features from 35mm and 16mm prints, often from his collection.
Walk through Schindler’s 1922 living-laboratory: original home, studio, MAK exhibitions, audio tours and modernist architecture in use.
Stand inside the glass-walled living-room corner made famous by Julius Shulman, with the Stahl House cantilevering above the basin.
Stand among nearly 200 celebrity handprints, footprints and playful imprints in the original Forecourt of the Stars at TCL Chinese Theatre.
Free general admission to a major contemporary art collection, with deep holdings by Basquiat, Warhol and Koons, plus Kusama’s mirrored room.
Skylit Richard Meier galleries, Rembrandt to Van Gogh, LA views and Robert Irwin’s seasonal Central Garden — with free admission.
Rare books, The Blue Boy and 130 acres of themed gardens combine in one remarkable campus of manuscripts, art and walkable landscapes.
Quentin Tarantino’s restored 1923 single-screen movie palace shows every film on physical 35mm or 70mm prints.