Believe it or not, there are affordable accommodation options in Beverly Hills, and they’re just as chic as the area’s upscale hotels.
For something unique, book the Hobbit House, located near Venice and Los Angeles International Airport — a quirky, wooden abode that feels more like a tree house than an apartment. The dwelling is made entirely of wood and stone, and there’s a garden growing on the roof. The space itself is small but cozy and charming, and you can’t beat the price of $80.
If you’re visiting Los Angeles for a beach getaway, the Sweetest Cottage in Venice Beach is idyllic. Boasting more than 450 positive reviews, this beachy chic spot is listed for only $140 — an unbeatable price compared to hotels in the area. The living area is bright and colorful, stocked with everything you’d need for a beach vacation and more, including bikes to get to the beach.
Located in the heart of Gallery Row in Downtown Los Angeles, My Little Paris is an urban oasis, boasting impeccable Parisian-inspired decor. The 5-star rental boasts 480 great reviews for the host’s complimentary laundry service, charming and comfortable interior, proximity to the metro station and great price of $135 per night.
If you’re traveling with a group of friends and seek the quintessential Los Angeles experience, complete with views of the Hollywood sign and accommodations that evoke a celebrity vibe, look no further than this Hollywood gem. It has three bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, a pool, views of Lake Hollywood and the iconic sign, as well as exquisite furnishings.
You’ll adore this Hollywood Hills guest house, offering unobstructed city views, proximity to major attractions and a private, peaceful stay, all for $155 per night. The design offers the feel of being in an upscale treehouse, complete with wood ceilings and large windows offering views of the surrounding trees and mountains.
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