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SUNSET STRIP · SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD · THE AVENUES
2012
West Hollywood is a place that’s proud to stand out.
Its irregularly shaped outline tells of its unique beginnings as a city carved out by
those who refused to invisibly fit in. With passion and determination, we’ve built
an open yet sophisticated haven that values fresh thinking and individuality. The
rebellious and inspired creativity of the people who live and work here has put West
Hollywood at the leading edge of culture, entertainment and design.
Here, the elegant and the outrageous, the refined and the radical come together to
make their debuts in ways that are new, unexpected and sometimes revolutionary.
Officially founded in 1984 as the 84th city in Los Angeles County, West Hollywood is a
young, vibrant community with a colorful and entertaining past.
From its 19th century beginnings as a virtual “no man’s land,” the region soon
became a prime location for a railway, and in 1894, a man named Moses Sherman
bought the land and designated it as the headquarters of the Los Angeles Pacific
Railway Co. This venture sparked the need for housing, and West Hollywood (then a
town called “Sherman”) started to see its first bout of immense growth.
Shortly thereafter, motion picture studios emerged and surpassed the railway as the
major hub of Sherman. Movie moguls Charlie Chaplin, Mary Pickford, and Douglas
Fairbanks bought film studios near Santa Monica Boulevard. In 1925, when the city’s
name changed to West Hollywood, a dirt road a few blocks north served as the main
commuter route between Beverly Hills and Hollywood. This area is now known as
Sunset Boulevard. Sunset became a stomping ground for those in the entertainment
world and the Sunset Strip was born, bringing with it nightclubs, hotels and a number
of architecturally significant residences. People were drawn to this thriving western
locale and celebrities of the Golden Era considered West Hollywood the swankiest,
most glamorous nightlife destination. The upscale shopping district Sunset Plaza
was born, and nightclubs such as Ciro’s, Mocambo, and the Trocadero were the center
of social life for the stars and gangsters like Bugsy Siegel. The area gained notoriety
around the nation due in part to the county’s lax law enforcement.
At present, the city has grown to 39,000 residents and remains Los Angeles’ hottest
destination for the entertainment industry with its boutique hotels, celebrity-owned
restaurants, unparalleled nightlife and shopping, and events like the HBO Emmy
Party, Sir Elton John’s Annual Oscar Party, the Vanity Fair Oscar Party, LA PRIDE and
the largest Halloween street party – the West Hollywood Costume Carnaval – in the
world. West Hollywood continues to be an example for progressive, creative individuals
on the cutting edge of trends and new ideas, working together as a community in one
of the most intriguing cities in the country.
PACIFIC DESIGN CENTER
8687 MELROSE AVENUE, SUITE M38
WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069
310.289.2525 800.368.6020 310.289.2529 FAX
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WWW.VISITWESTHOLLYWOOD.COM
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Welcome
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Contents
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IN & AROUND WEST HOLLYWOOD
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City Map
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Annual Events
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Traveler Information
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Tours & Attractions
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Accommodations
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ONLY IN WEST HOLLYWOOD
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Sunset Strip
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Santa Monica Boulevard: Historic Route 66
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The Avenues — Art, Fashion & Design District
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SEE & BE SEEN IN WEST HOLLYWOOD
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Dining
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Shopping
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Nightlife
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Spas, Fitness & Beauty
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LGBT INTEREST
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SPECIAL EVENT SPACES
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BUSINESS LISTINGS
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Hollywood Walk of Fame
city map
Hollywood and
Highland
Hollywood Blvd
Franklin
Canyon
Reservoir
Coldwater Canyon Dr
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Hancock
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La Brea Tar Pits
La Cienega
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getty center 9 miles
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San international airport 12 miles
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disneyland 40 miles
laguna beach 60 miles
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annual events
GETT Y IMAGES
Brit Week April/May
Brit Week is a celebration of British excellence in
California. Programming in West Hollywood and
surrounding areas features art and design, film,
television, music, theatre, literature, technology,
fashion, retail, cuisine, star-studded red carpet
receptions, charity galas and museum exhibitions.
Russian Cultural Festival May
Russian Cultural Month in West Hollywood is a
month of unique, family-friendly events celebrating
the rich culture and heritage of over 600,000
members of the Los Angeles region’s Russianspeaking community. The culmination of Russian
Cultural Month is the Russian Cultural Festival – a
free day of entertainment, music, food sampling,
Russian crafts, jewelry and more. www.weho.org
Los Angeles Gay Pride Festival and Parade June
West Hollywood proudly celebrates its dynamic gay
and lesbian population during the annual Christopher
Street West LGBT Pride Parade and Festival! The
two-day festival is the largest on the West Coast,
celebrating diversity and culture with booths, dance
tents, food, exhibits, and performances. The parade
on Sunday draws over 300,000 people to Santa
Monica Boulevard. www.lapride.org
Rose Bowl Parade January
If you’re in West Hollywood for New Years, look
into attending the Rose Bowl Parade in Pasadena,
just a short 15 miles from WeHo! This historic
California celebration is a festival of flowers, music
and sports unequaled anywhere in the world.
www.tournamentofroses.com or 626.449.4100
Australia Week January
The single largest foreign-country promotion held
annually in the U.S. - this week-long program showcases all things Australian - food and wine, film,
arts, lifestyle, trade and investment, indigenous
culture and tourism. Stay in West Hollywood and be
close to all the events!
www.australia-week.com or 310.229.4867
GRAMMY Awards February
The Grammys are considered to be the U.S. record
industry’s equivalent to the Academy Awards
and will once again be held in the Los Angeles’
STAPLES Center and all of LA will be celebrating –
come to WeHo to be in the center of it all!
www.grammy.com
Season. While the Academy Awards ceremony
may take place at the Kodak Theater in Hollywood,
all the action really happens in West Hollywood.
Winners descend upon WeHo for exclusive afterparties like Sir Elton John’s Party at the West
Hollywood Park. www.oscars.org
Los Angeles Marathon March
With 25,000 runners from all 50 US states
and over 100 countries, the LA Marathon is the
largest marathon held in California, the fourth
largest in the countr y, and the seventh largest in
the world! The new route takes participants past
many of LA’s most iconic landmarks, including
down the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood.
www.lamarathon.com or 310.444.5544
WestWeek March
The Pacific Design Center hosts West Week, an
internationally-recognized design trade event that
welcomes thousands of design professionals each
spring. The event includes top industry keynote
speakers, showroom programs, book signings,
exhibitions, product launches and the ‘Stars of
Design’ ceremony.
OUTFEST July
With attendance of nearly 40,000 people, the Los
Angeles Gay & Lesbian Film Festival (OUTFEST) is
the largest film festival in Southern California and
the region’s largest gay & lesbian arts event. Many
West Hollywood venues are host to after-parties and
celebrations throughout the festival. www.outfest.org
Sunset Strip Music Festival August
The Sunset Strip Music Festival was created to
commemorate the music history of the Sunset
Strip. The weekend-long festival takes place at
music clubs up and down the strip – the Viper
Room, The Roxy Theatre, Whisky a Go Go, House
of Blues, and Key Club all participate by hosting
bands. A street festival takes place on Saturday,
closing a portion of The Strip for performances on
outdoor stages. www.sunsetstripmusicfestival.com
West Hollywood Celebrates Fashion’s
Night Out September
Fashion’s Night Out (FNO) is the unprecedented
global initiative created in 2009 to celebrate
fashion, restore consumer confidence, boost
the industr y’s economy, and put the fun back
in shopping. Retailers in West Hollywood
celebrate with extended hours, par ties, special
guests, trunk shows and enter tainment.
www.fnowesthollywood.com
West Hollywood Book Fair September
The West Hollywood Book Fair encourages
reading, writing, and literacy. Growing ever y
year, over 25,000 guests can expect panels,
signings, per formances, poetr y, comics,
activities for all ages, exhibitors and over
400 authors and ar tists.
www.westhollywoodbookfair.org
AIDS WALK LOS ANGELES October
The AIDS WALK is a fundraising event for
AIDS Project Los Angeles and other AIDS
ser vice organizations across L.A. County.
The 10 kilometer (6.2 mile) walk begins and
ends in West Hollywood Park at San Vicente
Boulevard, between Melrose Avenue and
Santa Monica Boulevard. Over 25,000
people walk to raise money for this ver y
impor tant cause. www.aidswalk.net/losangeles
West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval October 31
Join West Hollywood’s revelers at the largest
Halloween street par ty in the world and show
off your most outrageous costume. On
October 31st, the night of tricks and treats,
the Halloween Costume Carnaval draws
nearly 500,000 par ticipants to The Boulevard
for food, live enter tainment, music and
costume contests.
www.westhollywoodhalloween.com
The Avenues Holiday Celebration December
This free event provides the per fect dose
of holiday glamour complete with exceptional
hospitality. Par ticipating businesses stay
open for extended hours and offer shoppers
special discounts, hors d’oeuvres, beverages,
and signature gifts. Visitors can expect a
festive atmosphere complete with decorations,
music and lights with Carolers roaming
the district. www.avenueswh.com
OSCARS February
With ever y new calendar year, the buzz of the
entertainment community is all about Awards
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EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS
traveler information
Police and Fire Emergency: 911
Police and Fire Non-Emergency: 310.855.8850
Local Hospital – Cedars Sinai Medical Center: 310.423.3277
ELECTRICAL VOLTAGE
Electrical current in the United States is 110 volts AC.
Tip: Converters can be purchased at local drug stores, or can be requested at your hotel’s
concierge or guest services desk.
FOREIGN CURRENCY, TRAVELERS CHEQUES, FINANCIAL SERVICES
TRAVELEX
8901 Santa Monica Boulevard (In U.S. Bank)
Phone: 310.659.6093/Fax: 310-659-1241
Tip: Commercial bank branches located throughout the City can also assist travelers with
financial needs.
transportation services
AIRPORTS
practical info
SEASONAL WEATHER
(Average, Degrees in Fahrenheit)
Low Temperature
High Temperature
Winter (December-March)
low 40s
high 60s
Spring (April-June)
low 50s
mid 70s
Summer (June-August)
mid 50s
high 80s
Autumn (September-December)
mid 50s
mid 70s
Tip: Evenings can be cool, especially around late fall and winter seasons.
COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES
In the United States, telephone area code prefixes depend on city and location. West Hollywood businesses have one of two area codes: 310 and 323. You must dial 1 + (area code) and number.
Tip: Pay phones are located throughout West Hollywood and average 50¢ per domestic call.
Domestic and International calling cards can be purchased at local convenience stores and
supermarkets.
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Airport (general information number)
Distance from West Hollywood
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)
310.646.5252/310.665.3070 (TDD)
12 miles
Burbank International Airport (BUR)
818.840.8840
11 miles
Ontario International Airport (ONT)
909.937.2700/909.937.2163 (TDD)
47 miles
John Wayne International Airport (Orange County) (SNA)
949.252.5200
52 miles
Long Beach Airport (LGB)
562.570.2600
32 miles
AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION
Super Shuttle
800 BLUE VAN/www.supershuttle.com
Prime Time Shuttle
800 RED VANS/www.primetimeshuttle.com
BUS TRANSPORTATION
Greyhound Lines, Inc.
800.231.2222/800.345.3109 (TDD)/+1 402.330.8552 (from outside the United States)
www.greyhound.com
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TRAVEL AGENCIES
LOCAL PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
Tip: MTA/Metrolink passes and tokens can be purchased at the West Hollywood Chamber of
Commerce, 8272 Santa Monica Boulevard, West Hollywood, CA 90046/323.650.2688.
Metro Bus and Rail Routes and General Information
323 GO METRO/800.654.5988 (TTY)/www.metro.net
Tip: MTA’s Internet “Metro Trip Planner” can give point-to-point rail and bus route directions
within all areas that MTA serves.
Kosmos Travel
8539 Sunset Boulevard Suite 22
310.854.1770/www.kosmostravel.com
Melrose Travel
8281 Melrose Avenue Suite 208
323.653.6000/Toll free: 888.972.9009/
www.melrosetravel.com
Friends Travel, LLP
820 North San Vicente Boulevard Suite 1309
310.652.9600/www.friendstravel.com
VISITOR INFORMATION CENTERS
West Hollywood City Line
Local Shuttle Services
800.447.2189
RAIL SERVICE
METROLINK
Southern California Regional Rail Authority/800.371.LINK/800.698.4TDD (Hearing Impaired)/
213.347.2800 (from outside California)/www.metrolinktrains.com
AMTRAK
1.800.USA.RAIL/www.amtrak.com
Tip: Stations and ticket offices are located throughout greater Los Angeles, including Downtown
Los Angeles, Glendale, Pasadena, Pomona, Van Nuys, Torrance, Ventura, Long Beach, West
Los Angeles and Santa Monica.
RENTAL CAR/LIMOUSINE AGENCIES
Affordable West Hollywood
1040 North La Brea Boulevard
323.467.7182
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
8367 Sunset Boulevard
323.654.4222/www.enterprise.com
Executive Car Leasing
7807 Santa Monica Boulevard
310.278.5252
Diva Limousine LTD
323.512.LIMO (323.512.5466)
Avon Rent-A-Car
323.850.0826/www.avonrents.com
The Corniche Travel Group
8721 Sunset Boulevard Suite 200
310.854.6000/www.corniche.com
Luxe Limousines
310.550.1537
Beverly Hills Visitors Bureau
239 South Beverly Drive
Beverly Hills, CA 90212
310.248.1015/www.lovebeverlyhills.com
Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Los Angeles Visitors Center – Hollywood
Hollywood and Highland
6801 Hollywood Boulevard, Suite 237
Hollywood, CA 90028
323.467.6412/www.discoverlosangeles.com
Daily 10 a.m.-10 p.m. (Sunday 7 p.m.)
Long Beach Visitors Bureau
One World Trade Center, 3rd Floor
Long Beach, CA 90831
562.436.3645/www.visitlongbeach.com
Summer: Monday-Friday 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Winter: Monday-Friday 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Marina del Rey Visitors Center
4701 Admiralty Way
Marina Del Rey, CA 90292
310.305.9545/www.visitmarinadelrey.com
Open daily
Long Beach Visitors Center – Aquarium
100 Aquarium Way
Long Beach, CA 90802
562.628.8550/www.visitlongbeach.com
Year-round: Saturday and Sunday 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Summer: Daily 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Pasadena Visitors Center
171 South Los Robles Avenue
Pasadena, CA 91101
800.307.7977/www.pasadenacal.com
Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Saturday 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Los Angeles Visitors Center – Downtown
685 South Figueroa Street
Los Angeles, CA 90017
213.689.8822/www.discoverlosangeles.com
Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Santa Monica Visitors Centers
1400 Ocean Avenue and 203 Santa Monica Place
Santa Monica, CA 90401
310.393.7593/www.santamonica.com
Open daily
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
310.360.0104/www.enterprise.com
TAXIS
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Beverly Hills Cab
310.273.6611
Independent Taxi Co.
800.521.8294
Checker Cab Co.
800.300.5007
United Independent Taxi
800.822.8294
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SPORTS AND MUSIC VENUES
tours and attractions
Dodger Stadium: Home of the Los Angeles Dodgers Baseball Team. Approximately 12 miles from
West Hollywood. Go to www.dodgers.com for directions and additional information. 866.DODGERS –
Tickets and Information
Staples Center: Home of the LA Lakers, Clippers, Avengers, Sparks and Kings. Approximately 11
miles from West Hollywood. Go to www.staplescenter.com for directions and additional information.
877.305.1111 – Tickets and Information
The Nokia Theatre LA Live: Approximately 11 miles from West Hollywood. Go to www.nokiatheatrelalive.com
for calendar and additional information. 777 Chick Hearn Court, Los Angeles, CA 90015/213.763.6020 –
Tickets and Information
Club Nokia LA Live: Approximately 11 miles from West Hollywood. Go to www.clubnokia.com
for calendar and additional information. 800 West Olympic Boulevard Suite A 335, Los Angeles, CA
90015/ 213.765.7000 – General information
Walt Disney Concert Hall: Approximately 10 miles from West Hollywood. Go to www.laphil.com for
calendar and additional information. 111 South Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90012/323.850.2000
– General information
Music/Performing Arts Center: Approximately 10 miles from West Hollywood. Go to www.musiccenter.org
for calendars and additional information. 135 North Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90012/
213.972.7499 – General information
Dorothy Chandler Pavilion: 213.972.7211
Ahmanson Theatre: 213.628.2772
Mark Taper Forum: 213.628.2772
Pantages Theater: Approximately 5 miles from West Hollywood. Go to www.pantages-theater.com for
calendar and additional information. 6233 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood, CA 90028
West Hollywood is conveniently located near all major television and movie studios.
Kodak Theatre: Approximately 4 miles from West Hollywood. Go to www.kodaktheatre.com for information.
6801 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood, CA 90028/323.308.6300
TV TICKETS
Audience Associates: Free tickets to NBC, CBS, Fox Television and Warner Bros.
818.985.8811/www.tvtix.com
Audiences Unlimited: Free tickets to live tapings of TV shows on CBS, Fox, UPN and more.
818.260.0041/www.tvtickets.com
The Greek Theatre: Approximately 8 miles from West Hollywood. Go to www.greektheatrela.com for
directions, calendar of events, and additional information. 2700 Nor th Vermont (in Griffith Park),
Los Angeles, CA 90027/323.665.5857
On Camera Audiences: Tickets for Dancing with the Stars, American Idol and more.
818.295.2700/www.ocatv.com
THEME PARKS
SHOPPING CENTERS
Beverly Center: Located in Los Angeles at the edge of Beverly Hills and West Hollywood on Beverly
Boulevard, between La Cienega and San Vicente Boulevards.
8500 Beverly Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90048/310.854.0071/www.beverlycenter.com
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The Hollywood Bowl: Approximately 5 miles from West Hollywood. Go to www.hollywoodbowl.com for
directions, calendar of events, and additional information. 2301 North Highland Avenue, Los Angeles, CA
90068/323.850.2000
Universal Studios Hollywood: The world famous amusement park and movie studio lot takes you behind
the scenes of moviemaking through various television and movie tapings, studio tours and exciting
attractions. Approximately 7 miles from West Hollywood. Go to www.universalstudioshollywood.com for
directions and additional information. 1.800.Universal
The Grove: The Grove creates an open-air shopping and entertainment village with an internal pedestrian
main street, meandering shopping walkways and plazas set around significant public spaces.
189 The Grove Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90036/323.900.8080/888.315.8883/www.thegrovela.com
Six Flags Magic Mountain and Hurricane Harbor: Offers the area’s most thrilling rides and attractions,
including Hurricane Harbor, one of the most exciting water parks around. Six Flags is located in Valencia,
32 miles North of West Hollywood. Go to www.sixflags.com for directions and additional information.
661.255.4100
Century City Shopping Center: Westfield Century City is located at the corner of Santa Monica Boulevard
and Avenue of the Stars. Customers will receive three hours of free parking.
10250 Santa Monica Boulevard, Century City, CA 90067/310.277.3898/www.westfield.com/centurycity
Disneyland and Disney’s California Adventure: Located in Anaheim, 30 miles southeast of Los Angeles.
Go to disneyland.disney.go.com for directions and additional information. 714.781.4565 (recorded
guest information)
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MUSEUMS AND CULTURAL LANDMARKS
The Getty Center: Admission to the Getty Center is FREE – no tickets or reservations required for general admission. See website for parking costs. Located approximately 9 miles from West Hollywood. Go to www.getty.
edu/visit for directions and additional information. 1200 Getty Center Drive, Los Angeles, California 90049
Griffith Observatory: The Observatory is located on the southern slope of Mount Hollywood in Griffith Park,
just above the Los Feliz neighborhood. It is 1,134 feet above sea level and is visible from many parts of the
Los Angeles basin. In close proximity to the infamous “Hollywood” sign. 2800 East Observatory Road,
Los Angeles, CA 90027/213-473-0800 General Information/www.griffithobservatory.org
TOURS
LA Tours: Offers sightseeing services providing complete city tours, star’s home tours, and theme park
packages. Bus charters also available. 323.937.0999/www.la-tours.com
Starline Tours: Provides tours to all area attractions, stars’ homes and complete city tours. Tours available in most foreign languages. 800-959-3131/323.463.3333/www.starlinetours.com
Red Line Tours: LA’s only daily operating walking tour company. They offer “edutainment” sightseeing
tours of Hollywood and Downtown Los Angeles that take you inside the famous landmarks and let you
discover the hidden treasures of America’s second largest city. 323.402.1074/www.redlinetours.com
Bikes and Hikes: Based in West Hollywood and is the first full-ser vice bike/hike tour company
promoting an eco-friendly, healthy way to enjoy all the glory Los Angeles has to offer. 323-796-8555/
www.bikesandhikesla.com
Glitterati Tours: Customize private tours that suit individual timeframes and interests from Hollywood history
and the legendary estates of Beverly Hills to the shores of Malibu. 310.720.3809/www.glitteratitours.com
Esotouric: Bus adventures into the secret heart of Los Angeles – True Crime, Literary LA, Architecture,
Rock & Roll, Faith. 323.223.2767/www.esotouric.com
Dearly Departed Tours: Hollywood’s most notorious deaths and scandals – Harlow, Lugosi, Hugh Grant,
Charles Manson, Menendez Boys. 800.979.3370/www.dearlydepartedtours.com
Tour du Jour: A unique concept in sightseeing. Private and personalized. 310.659.2929/www.tourdujour.net
CityPASS: Visit four famous Hollywood attractions for one amazing low price. See more and avoid most
ticket lines. CityPASS is good for nine days beginning date of first use — it’s perfect for a weekend or
a week. 888.330.5008/www.citypass.com
REGIONAL MAP
DISTANCES TO WEST HOLLYWOOD
Sacramento
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
Palm Springs
Long Beach
San Diego
Las Vegas
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379 miles
375 miles
88 miles
114 miles
30 miles
130 miles
254 miles
HOTELS
accommodations
MOTELS
Alta Cienega Motel
1005 North La Cienega Boulevard
West Hollywood, CA 90069
rates:
tel:
Andaz West Hollywood
8401 West Sunset Boulevard
From $79
310.652.5797
www.altacienegamotel.com
Alta Cienega Motel is conveniently located near many tourist attractions, such as Beverly Center
Shopping Center, bars and restaurants on the Sunset Strip and Santa Monica Boulevard. Legendary
rock singer Jim Morrison lived at Alta Cienega Motel in Room 32 from 1968 to 1970. The room is
still decorated with Jim’s portrait and personal belongings to this day.
rates:
res:
tel:
fax:
$295-$625
800.233.1234
323.656.1234
323.650.7024
www.westhollywood.andaz.com
Global in scale while local in perspective, Andaz
delivers an innovative hospitality experience
blending personal preferences with attentive and
uncomplicated ser vice. Opened in Januar y 2009,
Andaz West Hollywood features 239 rooms with
sophisticated, modern design inspired by the
sexy vibe of the Sunset Strip, the glamour of
the Hollywood Hills and a renegade rock-and-roll
past; RH Restaurant & Bar; a 3,600-square-foot
rooftop Sundeck and heated pool with views of
the Los Angeles skyline from downtown L.A. to
the beaches; and over 9,000 square feet of
flexible meeting and event space. Andaz’s other
properties include: Andaz Liverpool Street in
London, Andaz Wall Street, Andaz 5th Avenue,
Andaz San Diego and Andaz Shanghai.
Accommodations: 21 rooms Amenities: Free cable TV, free parking, free in-room high-speed internet
connection, continental breakfast, DVD player and movie rental, business center.
Holloway Motel
rates:
res:
tel:
fax:
From $69.95 plus tax
888-654-6400
323.654.2454
323.654.2454 x260
www.hollowaymotel.com
The Holloway Motel is located in the heart of West Hollywood within easy walking distance to local
dining, entertainment, and shopping. The central location is ideal for people who want to see many
of Southern California’s tourist attractions from a conveniently located lodging facility.
Accommodations: Two studios, 20 rooms Amenities: Free continental breakfast, free parking, all
non-smoking rooms, free cable TV, in-room safe, low-cost wireless DSL.
Facility
Panorama Ballroom
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Seating Capacity
Room Size
Catering
Meeting
Banquet
Reception
Sq. Ft.
Height
Onsite
130
150
190
2730
13
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Sundeck
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200
3600
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Studio 1
15
20
30
480
10
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Studio 2
15
20
30
480
10
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Studio 3
15
20
30
480
10
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Studio 4
45
60
100
1628
10
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Mezz Lounge
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70
100
1677
10
Wine Gallery
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40
65
667
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Best Western Sunset Plaza
Chamberlain West Hollywood
1000 Westmount Drive
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$159-$499
800.421.3652
323.654.0750
323.650.6146
$259-$415
800.201.9652
310.657.7400
310.854.6744
www.sunsetplazahotel.com
www.chamberlainwesthollywood.com
Luxurious yet affordable, the Sunset Plaza is ideally
located amid famous clubs and attractions on the
Sunset Strip.
Chamberlain West Hollywood is a metropolitan
boutique hotel with the comfort and ambience
of a residential pied-à-terre, just steps from
the excitement of the Sunset Strip and Santa
Monica Boulevard.
Amenities: Heated outdoor pool.
Accommodations: 100 guest rooms, some including
full kitchens.
This eclectic and designer driven property offers
all-suite accommodations, striking lobby, and the
dramatic bistro and lounge evoke the chic home
of a well-traveled host. For a night or a fortnight,
Chamberlain West Hollywood caters to styleconscious business and leisure travelers, as well
as small corporate meetings, informal gatherings
and unique events.
Services: Concierge, underground parking, complimentary breakfast, high-speed DSL internet
connection, same day laundry services, CD/VCR/
DVD available upon request.
Amenities: High-speed Internet access throughout the hotel, an American bistro restaurant and
lounge, room ser vice, dr y cleaning and laundr y
ser vices, 24 hour business center with PC’s and
MAC’s, on-site underground secure parking, a
fitness center, and rooftop pool with spectacular
city views.
Facility
Conference Room
Seating Capacity
Room Size
Catering
Facility
Meeting
Banquet
Reception
Sq. Ft.
Height
Onsite
Service
30
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50
714
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Conference Room
Rooftop Pool Deck
20
Seating Capacity
Room Size
Catering
Meeting
Banquet
Reception
Sq. Ft.
Height
Onsite
25
25
25
504
10’
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•
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100
2,268
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Large Cabana
15
15
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182
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Restaurant
40
40
40
391
10’
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Patio
30
30
30
456
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The Charlie
819 N Sweetzer Avenue
The Grafton on Sunset
8462 West Sunset Boulevard
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$250-$600
323.988.9000
323.988.9000
323.988.9016
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$169- 345 Rooms
$259-425 Suites
800.821.3660
323.654.4600
323.654.5918
www.graftononsunset.com
The Charlie is a carefully-restored historical gem,
tucked away in the midst of the West Hollywood buzz.
Consisting of 14 bungalow-type accommodations,
The Charlie is ideal for both leisure and business
travelers. Private patios, beautiful gardens, and
numerous fountains throughout create a serene
environment perfect for intimate getaways.
Arouse your senses at this sleek, modern boutique
hotel located on the legendary Sunset Strip. Relax
by the Mediterranean garden & salt water pool.
Party like a rock star by night or, sleep-in during the
day at one of West Hollywood’s hippest hotels in
the heart of L.A.’s historical “sweet spot.”
Amenities: Venetian-style garden and exotic waterfall with cascading pond, outdoor saltwater pool set
in a Venetian-style garden, 24-hour fitness center,
complimentary 24-hour business center complete
with PC, Mac, color copier, scanner, printer, and
high-speed DSL connection, and coming soon:
The Cutting Room!
Amenities: Maid ser vice Mon-Fri, on-site gated
parking, Wi-Fi throughout, in-unit washer/dryer,
fully-equipped kitchens, HD digital cable, fresh
flowers, pet-friendly rooms.
Services: Complimentar y chilled iced tea and
water available poolside/coffee in the morning,
complimentar y drop-off transportation in our
custom green-friendly Honda Element Cruiser
within a 3-mile radius (first come, first ser ve!).
Facility
Boardroom
Cutting Room
22
Seating Capacity
Room Size
Catering
Meeting
Banquet
Reception
Sq. Ft.
Height
Onsite
14
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400
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900
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Le Montrose Suite Hotel
900 Hammond Street
Le Parc Suite Hotel
733 North West Knoll Drive
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$239-$590
800.776.0666
310.855.1115
310.657.9192
$209 and up
800.578.4837
310.855.8888
310.659.7812
www.leparcsuites.com
www.lemontrose.com
Nestled in a quiet, neighborhood setting just steps
away from the constant motion of Los Angeles’
famous Sunset Strip, Le Montrose Suite Hotel is
designed with your privacy and comfort in mind.
From the exclusive Privato Lounge and rooftop pool
with panoramic Hollywood views, to the stylish
studio and one bedroom suites, each element
of Le Montrose is beautifully detailed with warm,
urban appeal, sleek sophistication and an edgy,
elegant attitude.
Located on a quiet residential street in The Avenues,
this European-style boutique hotel is just a few
steps from the Pacific Design Center and Melrose
Avenue shops and restaurants.
Amenities: Award-winning restaurant and full bar,
heated outdoor pool and spa, lighted tennis court,
fitness center and business center.
Accommodations: 154 Studio King, Studio Twin,
Studio Double and One Bedroom Suites with
kitchenettes, living areas with sleeper sofas,
balconies, fireplaces, and complimentary highspeed internet access.
Amenities: Private restaurant, heated outdoor
saltwater pool and spa, health club, and lighted
tennis court.
Services: 24-hour concierge and room service from
6:30am-11:30pm. Complimentary house car for
drop off within a three mile radius. Coin operated
laundry on site. Valet and self-parking available for
a fee.
Accommodations: 133 junior, executive and
one-bedroom suites.
Services: 24-hour concierge and room service,
valet parking, business center, free Wi-Fi in public
areas, free high-speed DSL in all suites, laptopsized safes.
Facility
Salon A & B
Seating Capacity
Room Size
Catering
Facility
Meeting
Banquet
Reception
Sq. Ft.
Height
Onsite
Service
25
30
35
825
8’
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Room Size
Catering
Banquet
Reception
Sq. Ft.
Height
Onsite
Salon I
24
32
40
750
8’
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Salon II
24
32
40
750
8’
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50
100
3,000
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Rooftop Garden
24
Seating Capacity
Meeting
Service
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Mondrian
The London West Hollywood
1020 North San
Vicente Boulevard
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$279 and up
866.282.4560
310.854.1111
310.358.7791
from $325
800.525.8029
323.650.8999
323.650.5215
www.mondrianhotel.com
www.londonwesthollywood.com
draws its inspiration from the serene coastal
landscapes of Southern California. The lobby’s
white curtains, glowing glass walls and quirky,
eclectic furnishings evoke an edgy parallel universe
that’s about perpetual possibility and living the
per fect moment.
Perched in the Hollywood Hills, The London
West Hollywood captures the energy of its name
sake cities. Distinctively imagined for West
Hollywood. Interiors are styled by the renowned
David Collins Studio, dining by acclaimed chef
Gordon Ramsay and bath environments are by
posh purveyor Waterworks.
Accommodations: 200 spacious open-floor-plan
suites styled by David Collins.
Amenities: Asia De Cuba features innovative fusion
cuisine and an unparalleled atmosphere. SkyBar is
one of LA’s hottest bars; get past the velvet rope
and you’ll know why.
Amenities: Complimentary “Breakfast Table in
Boxwood Cafe by Gordon Ramsay. Complimentary
Internet and long distance calls to London. Rooftop
sundeck with heated outdoor pool, fitness center
with indoor and outdoor options, beauty salon.
Accommodations: 237 guest rooms, most featuring
amazing views of the Los Angeles skyline through
floor to ceiling windows.
Services: Onsite concierge, in-room dining by
Gordon Ramsay, valet parking.
Facility
Kensington Ballroom
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Seating Capacity
Room Size
Catering
Morgans Hotel Group re-introduces a bold new
Mondrian. Rejuvenated by Benjamin Noriega
Ortiz, Mondrian captures everything the Sunset
Strip stands for – excitement, possibilities,
invincibility and glamour. This new incarnation
of one of the original luxur y boutique hotels
Facility
Meeting
Banquet
Reception
Sq. Ft.
Height
Onsite
Service
200
300
350
3,960
12’
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Gallery A
Services: High-speed internet access, 24-hour
room service, twice-daily maid service, on-command movies, valet parking, heated outdoor pool,
full-service concierge and business center.
Seating Capacity
Room Size
Catering
Meeting
Banquet
Reception
Sq. Ft.
Height
Onsite
50
50
60
756
7’10
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Kensington I
80
120
100
1,575
12’
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Gallery B
20
20
30
510
7’10
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Kensington II
100
160
200
2,385
12’
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Penthouse
15
30
50
1,500
9’
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Foyer
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126
1,241
12’
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Apartment
10
20
20
1,000
9’
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Rooftop
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300
600
3,772
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Skybar
20
20
75
700
11’5
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Hampton Court
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400
600
6,850
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Pool Area
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150
250
2,600
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Outdoor Living
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60
200
1,500
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Asia De Cuba/Indoor
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152
200
2,600
9’6
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Asia De Cuba/Outdoor
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30
225
3,400
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ADCB
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32
125
1700
8’
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Palihouse
8465 Holloway Drive
Petit Ermitage
8822 Cynthia Street
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$350; rates vary
323.327.9702
323.656.4100
323.656.4500
$250-$695
310.967.6335
310.854.1114
310.657.2623
www.palihouse.com
www.petitermitage.com
Located just off the Sunset Strip and minutes from
the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood and
the luxury destination shopping of Beverly Hills,
Palihouse is a boutique hotel infused with stylish
comforts, personalized service, and timeless traditions. Nestled in a peaceful nook within a central
neighborhood with easy access to work and play,
Palihouse welcomes you to make yourself at home.
Amenities: Palihouse Cafe & Courtyard Brasserie,
espresso bar, lobby lounge and bar, private dining,
rooftop deck with panoramic views, fully equipped
kitchens, washers/driers, complimentary highspeed Wi-Fi access throughout hotel, neighborhood
retail and spa VIP privileges.
Accommodations: 36 suites including studios,
one-bedrooms, and one- or two-bedroom lofts.
Services: House master, concierge, in-suite dining,
catered events, housekeeping, laundry and drycleaning, covered valet parking.
Facility
Room Size
Catering
Facility
Sq. Ft.
Height
Onsite
Club – Garden
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50
50
1314
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Club – Butterfly
Bar/Garden
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70
70
2046
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Club – Cabana
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25
30
361
10’
Club – Cabana/Pool
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75
1961
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Club – Fireplace Lounge
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40
50
810
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Club – Master’s Lounge
30
30
45
750
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Sq. Ft.
Height
Onsite
Rooftop
45
45
100
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Private Rooftop Club
Palihouse Café &
Courtyard Brasserie
40
40
60
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150
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Catering
Reception
Reception
-
Room Size
Banquet
Banquet
-
Seating Capacity
Meeting
Meeting
Lobby Lounge
28
Seating Capacity
Nestled on a quiet street in West Hollywood,
the boutique 80-suite Petit Ermitage is just
steps from the infamous Sunset Strip and a
short distance from the most desirable areas in
the City of Angels. Eclectic European antiques
grace each elegant space in the hotel. Hallways
and suites feature an extensive private art
collection, including original works by Miro, De
Kooning, Erte, Rauschenberg and Dali. Under-
stated decadence and artistic whimsy define the
property and are visible in details down to the toy
elephants placed in each suite. In-room fireplaces
with handcrafted mantels are complemented by
hand-woven Turkish carpets. The property boasts
one of the most magical outdoor spaces in the
city. The Private Rooftop Club - replete with native
gardens, a salt water pool, cabanas, an outdoor
sunken fireplace and 360 degree views of the
Hollywood Hills - is considered one of the premiere
private spaces in Los Angeles. The Hotel’s award
winning Executive Chef prepares globally inspired
cuisine for the property’s 24 hour room service,
world class events and the Breakfast Lunch and
Dinner offered in the Private Rooftop Club.
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Ramada Plaza Hotel
West Hollywood
The Standard Hotel
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$149-$1,000
800.845.8585
310.652.6400
310.652.4207
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Rooms $185-$350
Suites $500
323.650.9090
323.650.9090
323.650.2820
www.ramadaweho.com
www.standardhotel.com
Recipient of both the Ramada Pinnacle Award and
Ramada Property of the Year Award, this modern
designed hotel recently completed a full renovation.
Offering quality accommodations and exemplary
guest service, this hotel is in close proximity to
several famous entertainment venues, famous
restaurants and Melrose Avenue, Beverly Center
and Sunset Plaza shopping.
Amenities: 42-inch HDTVs, HD in-room movies, HD
Sports, in-room safe, in-room coffee, outdoor heated
pool and sundeck, fitness center. On-site retail includes:
Starbucks, Body Factory, Kitchen 24, O! Burger, SuperCuts, Enterprise Rent-A-Car, UPS Store, Garden Nail
Spa, Wells Fargo Bank and Up Dog Fitness/Yoga.
Accommodations: Complete renovation of 131
guest rooms and 45 suites (Executive suites, Loft
suites and Parlor suites also available).
of place and pioneering design, but also by
relentless attention to detail and atmosphere.
The Standard caters to a young-spirited clientele
who appreciate the hotel’s timeless modern
design and offbeat sensibility.
Amenities: The hotel features a floor to ceiling shag
carpeted lobby lounge, a live DJ at the Front Desk,
an outdoor pool with a sundeck covered in cobalt
blue AstroTurf, an ongoing exhibition devoted to
fine art video, and live performance art. The décor
is sleek and classically modern.
The Standard is a true original. Located in the
heart of the Sunset Strip, the hotel is the vision
of hotelier André Balazs, who has conceived
a new generation of classic properties - soulful and utterly unique. Balazs’ properties are
united not only by a carefully considered sense
Accommodations: All the rooms include platform
beds, silver beanbag chairs, Andy Warhol poppy
print drapes, electric orange bathrooms, rockin’
mini bars with all the essentials, huge mirrors,
iPod docks, flat-screen TVs, and free Wi-Fi. All the
conveniences with none of the humdrum.
Services: 24-hour concierge service, business center,
room service, dry cleaning service, guest laundry,
valet parking. Complimentary high-speed wireless
internet access is available throughout the hotel
facility. New lobby bar open daily.
Facility
Conference Room
Seating Capacity
Room Size
Catering
Meeting
Banquet
Reception
Sq. Ft.
Height
Onsite
40
35
50
700
17
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Facility
Service
Room Size
Catering
Banquet
Reception
Sq. Ft.
Height
Onsite
Meeting Room
14
14
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325
9’
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Purple Lounge
70
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110
1406
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Cactus Lounge
36
36
50
675
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100
400
5,472
Poolside
30
Seating Capacity
Meeting
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Service
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Sunset Marquis Hotel
1200 North Alta Loma Road
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Sunset Tower Hotel
$285-$600 Main
Building Suites
$450-$7000 Villas
800.858.9758
310.657.1333
310.652.5300
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$345-$2500
800.225.2637
323.654.7100
323.654.9287
www.sunsetmarquishotel.com
www.sunsettowerhotel.com
The semi-official private sanctuary of Hollywood’s
A-list and the epicenter of rock and roll history, the
Sunset Marquis has served as a safe refuge for the
famous, the infamous, and the nearly so. Set in almost
five acres of verdant, peaceful gardens containing
4,000 plants and trees, it is more akin to a visit to a
private, tropical estate. The Villas and Suites at the
Sunset Marquis are some of the world’s best kept
secret havens – which is quite remarkable considering
this garden oasis is a mere champagne bottle’s throw
from the excitement of the world-famous Sunset Strip.
Sunset Tower Hotel is the ultimate art deco
experience, offering 15 stories of luxurious
elegance combined with Hollywood history and
premier service in the heart of the Sunset Strip.
Amenities: The Tower Bar and restaurant, The
Terrace poolside café, the Salon and Spa, heated
outdoor pool and sundeck, special event and
private dining facilities.
Accommodations: 74 deluxe suites, junior suites,
and guest rooms including two penthouse suites
with wraparound terraces and two duplex-style
townhouse suites.
Amenities: RESTAURANT, BAR, SPA, Nightbird
recording studio, photography studio, two heated
outdoor pools, high-speed Internet access, secure
underground parking, tour bus parking, free guest
access to Equinox Health Club.
Services: 24-hour concierge, in-room dining, valet
parking, gift shop, business center, twice-daily
maid and turn down service, same-day laundry and
dry cleaning service.
Accommodations: 101 junior suites and one- and
two-bedroom suites. 52 private villas.
Services: 24-hour concierge and room service, car
rental, poolside food & beverage service (seasonal).
Facility
Villa
Hospitality Suite
32
Seating Capacity
Room Size
Catering
Meeting
Banquet
Reception
Sq. Ft.
Height
Onsite
15
-
120
1,200
10’
•
8
8
8
850
8’
•
Outdoor Restaurant Area
150
150
150
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•
Indoor Restaurant Area
•
100
100
100
-
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SPA Garden
25
25
25
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Villa Gardens
75
75
100
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Facility
Service
Seating Capacity
Room Size
Catering
Meeting
Banquet
Reception
Sq. Ft.
Height
Onsite
The Terrace
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250
500
3,000
15’
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Town House
25
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100
1,600
20’
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Service
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Whisky a Go Go, House of Blues, and The Viper
Room. Meanwhile, swank hotel bars such as Tower
Bar at the Sunset Tower Hotel and Skybar at Mondrian
boast some of the most popular and exclusive hideaways on The Strip.
sunset strip
The Strip can be experienced entirely on foot, as
you take in the ritzy shopping and al-fresco dining
of Sunset Plaza and Sunset Millennium, two of the
hottest places to “see and be seen” in Los Angeles.
These districts allow visitors to stroll along upscale
boutiques and dine on outdoor patios.
INSIDER TIPS
Careful when parking on The Strip – some areas
do not have meters but you must still pay at the
kiosks, be sure to read all signs and you won’t
have any problems! You can also park at one of
many garages or lots ($10-$20/night).
While streets in the rest of the world get more
homogenized, becoming similar in look and experience, The Sunset Strip continues to blaze its own
path as the premier destination for the latest in
music and entertainment. Never satisfied with the
last trend, the clubs, restaurants, shops and music
venues along the untamed Strip continue to boldly
break new ground, much like the city they call home.
The Strip is the most well-known portion of the
famous Sunset Boulevard, boasting a cutting-edge
array of boutiques, restaurants, rock clubs, huge
colorful billboards, and much more!
Though well recognized in movies like Sunset
Boulevard, or in television shows like Studio 60
on the Sunset Strip visitors who have experienced
this rock n’ roll stretch of road will agree that the
big screen just doesn’t match seeing LA’s most
exciting real estate up close and in person. From
the Strip’s eastern border in Hollywood (Crescent
Heights Boulevard), to its western border in
Beverly Hills (Doheny Drive), this iconic area offers
visitors an array of nightclubs, dining options,
world-class hotels, spas, and boutique shopping.
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Through the years, The Sunset Strip has seen it
all – from the glitz and glamour of the 1920s, when
nightclubs like Ciro’s and Trocadero Macambo, and
various movie studios popped up to accommodate
the needs of the burgeoning film industry- into the
mid-30s, when prohibition made Sunset’s speakeasies skyrocket in popularity, as West Hollywood
was outside of the jurisdiction of the LAPD. Celebrities
and gangsters, from Marilyn Monroe to Bugsy Siegel,
called this lawless strip their stomping grounds.
FUN FACTS
The Sunset Tower Hotel was once an
apartment building that old Hollywood
stars like Marilyn Monroe, Bugsy Siegel,
Frank Sinatra and John Wayne (who kept
his cow on his balcony) called home.
The Sierra Towers, located on the
far west side of The Sunset Strip,
has been home to celebrities such as
Cher, Elton John, Lindsay Lohan and
Matthew Perry.
The Las Vegas Strip was named “The
Strip” after the Sunset Strip.
Visitors to Sunset Plaza can park in the lots
behind the plaza for free, just don’t stray away!
The Donna Summer song “Sunset
People,” was about the nightlife on
Sunset Boulevard.
Each year The Sunset Strip celebrates its rock
history with The Sunset Strip Music Festival, visit
sunsetstripmusicfestival.com for dates and more
details. @SSMF on Twitter
Sunset Strip boasts tall billboards that
are second only to Times Square in
size and cost.
Most of the live entertainment venues and bars
on The Strip have twitter handles, follow them
to get the most up-to-date show info, specials,
chances to win tickets, and info on the periodic
‘Tweet Crawls’ that happen on The Strip.
@TheSunsetStrip on Twitter
Visit www.thesunsetstrip.com for more detailed
information!
In the ’60s and ’70s, The Sunset Strip became a
major gathering-place for the counterculture. Go-Go
dancers became famous at the Whisky a Go Go,
where the Doors were once the house band. The
Strip continued to be a major focus for the punk
rock and New Wave scenes during the late 1970s,
and it also became the center of the colorful glam
metal scene, hosting bands like Motley Crue,
Guns N’ Roses, and Poison throughout the 1980s.
Today, The Sunset Strip remains the life of the
party. Crowds fill the legendary music venues
every day of the week to catch the latest bands at
Sunset Strip venues such as Key Club, The Roxy,
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santa monica boulevard:
historic route 66
Hollywood was built: the freedom to be yourself and
to live life your own way. Santa Monica Boulevard
is home to the most popular gay and lesbian scene
in Los Angeles, sometimes referred to as “Boys
Town,” with popular gay nightclubs like The Abbey,
Here Lounge, Micky’s, Eleven, Gym Sports Bar,
Fiesta Cantina and Revolver, all of which are
bustling on any given evening. From upscale to laidback, anyone fits in when you’re experiencing Santa
Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood!
FUN FACTS
INSIDER TIPS
The beginnings of Hollywood can be
traced back to the United Artists
movie studio in the 1930s on Formosa
Avenue and Santa Monica Boulevard.
Today this studio is known as The Lot
and is home to sets for the HBO hit
True Blood, among others.
Keep an eye out for various sculpture and
public art exhibits which line Santa Monica
Boulevard year-round.
Parking structures on or near Santa Monica
Boulevard include the Municipal Parking
Structure at the West Hollywood Library, on
the corner of San Vicente and Melrose. More
information can be found by visiting www.
weho.org and clicking on Parking Services.
Parking on streets adjacent to The Boulevard
is mostly permit-only due to the residential
community, so be sure to read the street
signs. You can obtain day permit passes from
the West Hollywood Sheriff’s station.
West Hollywood has never been known for fitting
in, and nowhere else is this more apparent than on
Santa Monica Boulevard.
This eclectic thoroughfare, which was once
an industrial strip of road dotted with film
studios as well as the Los Angeles Pacific
Railway, is one of LA’s largest and connects
the east side of LA with the Pacific Ocean,
passing through Hollywood, West Hollywood,
Beverly Hills, Century City, and West Los
Angeles, ending in Santa Monica. And while
this street goes through various personas as
you head in either direction, nowhere is Route
66 more diverse, fun and pedestrian-friendly
than the 1.9 mile stretch that runs through
West Hollywood!
West Hollywood’s portion of “The Boulevard”
runs from La Brea Avenue on the east to Doheny
Drive on the west. Route 66 was America’s main
road in the 1950s for travelers heading west, and
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today, you can still see signage for Route 66 as
you drive down The Boulevard.
Visit West Hollywood’s gay-specific website at
www.gogaywesthollywood.com for more specific
gay travel information.
Santa Monica Boulevard’s annual
Halloween Carnaval is said to be
the largest Halloween street party
in the world.
Santa Monica Boulevard is named
in the classic Sheryl Crow song, “All
I Wanna Do (Is Have Some Fun).”
You never know who you might see
reading a movie script or discussing
their next role at The Hall Brasserie
at Palihouse Holloway. Located just
off of Santa Monica Boulevard on
Holloway Drive, Palihouse hotel attracts
celebrities such as the Beckham clan
and Robert Pattinson.
Historic club the Troubador, on Santa
Monica Boulevard, played host to Elton
John’s first US concert and continues to
house both indie bands and bigger acts
like Coldplay and The Cure.
On Santa Monica Boulevard’s eastern side, you
will find yourself immersed in LA’s largest Russianspeaking immigrant community, evidenced by
many delis, restaurants and community centers
sporting signs in English, Russian, Yiddish,
Hebrew and other languages. Events on the east
side include the award-winning Helen Albert
Certified Farmers Market set up every Monday in
Plummer Park and the Russian Cultural Festival
each spring. Visitors can also check out local
favorite bars such as Formosa Café, Jones,
The Hudson and Bar Lubitsch.
Heading west, you arrive in the heart of West
Hollywood, and discover unique celebrity-frequented
restaurants, eclectic boutiques, coffee shops,
gyms and bookstores. Noting the rainbow flags
along The Boulevard, this area is where you see
firsthand the guiding principle on which West
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design collection, TOTO Gallery and Restoration
Hardware emphasize the impact of The Avenues on
the design world.
the avenues
Art galleries including Regen Projects, M+B Gallery,
Trigg Ison Fine Art, Rivera & Rivera and Guy Hepner
have a significant role in the Los Angeles art scene.
ART, FASHION & DESIGN DISTRICT
Visitors can easily walk the district taking breaks to
sit and enjoy the streetscape and coffee at world
famous Entourage locale, Urth Caffé. The Avenues
also offers great restaurants to wind down your day
including the chic and elegant Cecconi’s, and the
intimate and classic Craig’s.
Spend a day on The Avenues and experience firsthand the quality, style and service that makes this
the premiere West Coast design district.
INSIDER TIPS
Best navigated on foot, The Avenues offers both
the professional designer and amateur a wealth
of high-design inspiration. Find parking on the
street and stroll around! Additional parking
is available at the new West Hollywood Library
Parking Structure at the corner of Melrose and
San Vicente, where the first hour is free.
If the showrooms on The Avenues aren’t enough,
you can easily walk to the Pacific Design Center,
which houses over 130 showrooms for you to explore.
The PDC is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
Experience The Avenues, West Hollywood’s Art,
Fashion, and Design district at the crossroads of
Melrose Avenue, Beverly Boulevard and Robertson
Boulevard. With a distinctive mix of global designer
flagships, local boutiques, art galleries, interior
design showrooms and chic eateries, The Avenues
is the unrivaled international destination for design
savvy professionals and sophisticated shoppers
alike. Visit The Avenues and discover the latest
trends in design, art, fashion and high-end cuisine.
Back in the 1950s, the neighborhood held only
a handful of shops, studios and cafes catering
to the design trade. Factories and warehouses
leftover from World War II era dotted the streets
south of Santa Monica Boulevard and Ed’s Coffee
Shop was the place to meet fellow designers over
a toasted ham sandwich and a cup of joe. Later,
in the 1960s, businesses like Phyllis Morris
Originals became “designers to the stars” and
brought more and more style-seekers into the
area, slowly transforming it into one of the most
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distinguished design districts in the country. As
more design trade resources opened their doors,
the influx of artists, dressmakers, upholsterers,
dancers, musicians and more fleshed out the
bohemian spirit of the burgeoning design district,
which is now known as The Avenues.
Home to more than 300 of the world’s finest art
galleries, furniture showrooms, fashion boutiques,
salons and spas, al fresco cafes and fine restaurants, The Avenues is known worldwide for its
impeccable selection of luxury products, services
and experiences for those seeking the very best.
Explore the new West Hollywood Library, which
the L.A. Times Architecture Critic called “one of
the seven or eight most impressive pieces of
public architecture to open in Southern California
in a decade.” While there, be sure to check out
the West Hollywood-themed mural at the entrance
done by graffiti artist Shepard Fairey.
FUN FACTS
The Avenues is also host to an exquisite
selection of spas and salons including
Kinara Spa, Galvin Benjamin Salon,
Marco Pelusi Hair Studio, Ken Paves
Salon and Chocolate Sun, making it the
perfect one-stop beauty destination.
Musicians, actors, artists, clothes lovers
and collectors all flock to Maxfield on
Melrose to find the chic, the unusual
and the outstanding. Tribal monkey
statues stand at the entrance to mark
the beginning of the unique shopping
experience you are about to encounter.
Many of the businesses on The Avenues
are either truly unique to the U.S., or
have sister stores only on the East Coast.
Amongst those are Stella McCartney,
3.1 Phillip Lim, Alberta Ferretti, Minotti,
Snaidero, and Phyllis Morris.
The Avenues (formally The Avenues of
Art & Design) was founded in 1996 to
promote the businesses under a singular
identity and protect the neighborhood’s
unique character. The district, which
rebranded and changed its name to ‘The
Avenues’ in 2010, continually evolves
to reflect the growing neighborhood and
the changing tastes of its customers.
Please be aware that most art galleries on The
Avenues are closed on Mondays.
For more information call (310) 289-2534 or
visit AvenuesWH.com. Also follow The Avenues
on twitter @TheAvenuesWH or Facebook,
facebook.com/TheAvenues.
Trends start here, with a unique mix of world-renowned fashion retailers including Christian Louboutin,
Balenciaga, 3.1 Phillip Lim, Alberta Ferretti and
Stella McCartney, and a mix of local favorites
including Kitson, Alpha, Blumera and Beckley.
Interior design showrooms such as Robert Kuo,
Minotti, Jasper by Michael Smith, ddc domus
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Michelin two-Star rated Gordon Ramsay at The
London West Hollywood, The Hall at Palihouse,
Tower Bar at Sunset Tower, Asia de Cuba at
Mondrian, 24/7 at The Standard, and RESTAURANT
at Sunset Marquis.
dining
SEE AND BE SEEN IN WEST HOLLYWOOD
For a more informal experience, try the classic
Mel’s Drive-In on Sunset Boulevard, which is open
24 hours or Kitchen 24 on Santa Monica Boulevard,
also open 24 hours. Ed’s Coffee Shop on Robertson
Boulevard is one of the most enduring establishments in The Avenues district, having offered West
Hollywood locals a cozy homestyle eatery for more
than 50 years. And, of course, The Abbey serves not
only the world’s best mojitos, but a top-notch menu
of breakfast, lunch and dinner, too.
Whether it’s day or night, dining is a see-and-be-seen
activity, with tastes ranging from Mexican to Japanese,
Italian to California cuisine, and steakhouse to organic.
Bon appétit!
INSIDER TIPS
Be advised that self parking is limited at many
dining establishments. Valet parking is the
preferred parking method, with fees ranging
from $3-$10. It is customar y to tip your valet
parking attendant.
Reservations are recommended at most finedining establishments, so be sure to call the
restaurant as far in advance as possible to
secure your table.
West Hollywood’s wide selection of dining establishments – from casual to upscale and historic
to modern – makes this city Southern California’s
most diverse and exciting culinary destination and
one not to be missed!
For a unique culinary experience that comes with
a spectacular view check out Eveleigh on the
Sunset Strip. If you’re in the mood for authentic
Mexican cuisine in a stylish setting, try Rosa
Mexicano and be sure to get their fresh-made
guacamole! Artichokes Heart on Melrose Avenue
offers an ever-changing seasonal menu using only
the freshest ingredients. And Mercato di Vetro,
a contemporary eatery spanning two levels,
captures the essence of a true Italian market with
a menu focused on antipasti and small plates.
World-renowned chefs flock to West Hollywood
to offer their delectable cuisines to the A-list
clientele that frequents the local restaurants.
Considered one of the finest restaurants in the
United States, Lucques – from James Beard
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Award Winner Suzanne Goin – is located in
West Hollywood on Melrose Avenue, as is chef
David Myers’ Comme Ca, a French brasserie.
Also popular among celebrities, but frequented
by locals and visitors as well, is Cecconi’s, a
classic Italian restaurant from the people behind
the renowned private club Soho House.
For the complete West Hollywood experience,
request outdoor seating and dine al fresco.
People and car-watching are favorite pastimes in
West Hollywood.
FUN FACTS
The original Barney’s Beanery in West
Hollywood opened in 1920 and has
a fascinating history full of colorful
stories, many involving celebrities.
Among those who made Barney’s
their home were Janis Joplin, who
had her last drink at Barney’s before
her untimely death, Jimi Hendrix, Jim
Morrison, who was eventually thrown
out one night for urinating on the bar,
and in more recent years, Quentin
Tarantino, who wrote much of Pulp
Fiction at his favorite booth by the bar.
Rainbow Bar & Grill is where Vincente
Minnelli proposed to Judy Garland and
Marilyn Monroe met Joe DiMaggio
on a blind date. It was also featured by
rockers Guns N’ Roses in their music
video for the song November Rain.
Many celebrities own restaurants
in West Hollywood, including Ago
(Robert DeNiro, Ridley Scott and
Harvey Weinstein), Dominick’s
(Rose McGowan, Laura Dern,
and Ben Harper), and the Porch
Restaurant at House of Blues
(Dan Aykroyd and Jim Belushi).
A standard tip for a meal is 15%-20%.
The Sunset Strip, is home to a diverse selection
of notable dining experiences. The newly remodeled
Il Sole offers delicious Italian food and notinfrequent star sightings. For sushi and great
patio seating right on The Strip check out Katana.
Outdoor dining is most popular at Sunset Plaza,
where al fresco dining at Cravings, BLT Steak and
Clafoutis offers front row seating right along the
action-packed Sunset Strip – ideal for spotting
exotic cars and glamorous people.
West Hollywood’s luxurious hotels offer phenomenal
dining options and are a great way to experience
each hotel’s distinctive atmosphere, even if
you’re not an overnight guest. Check out the
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Diesel and G Star Raw, in addition to a huge selection
of athletic apparel. And for edgy high fashion for
both men and women head to Church, also located
on Santa Monica Boulevard. This boutique carries
mostly local LA designer lines and also has a wide
range of unique accessories.
shopping
FUN FACTS
Nestled in between Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, and
the Hollywood Hills, West Hollywood is the center of
Southern California life. Conveniently located just
minutes away are the Beverly Center, The Grove,
and Century City shopping malls.
Celebs have to run errands, just like
we do! Some of the best places to spot
a star in West Hollywood are at Book
Soup on the Sunset Strip, browsing
books and magazines, or at Whole
Foods on Santa Monica Boulevard,
shopping for groceries.
Here, the elegant and the outrageous, the refined
and the radical come together to make their debuts
in ways that are new, unexpected and sometimes
revolutionary. West Hollywood’s shopping districts
offer an A-list experience for everyone—and you
won’t want to leave empty handed.
From its long list of celebrity customers
to its seemingly endless inventory,
Koontz Hardware has served the West
Hollywood LA community since 1938.
INSIDER TIPS
At Sunset Plaza, free parking is available
behind the Georgian-style facades at no cost to
customers shopping or eating at the plaza.
Keep your eyes open, many of West Hollywood’s
fashion boutiques have a large celebrity clientele.
Accidently left behind your camera,
or just sick of the same old vacation
photos? Stop by the Lomography
Gallery West Hollywood Store and
pick up any one of a variety of analogue
cameras, from panoramic to multi-lens
or fisheye. They also sell a variety of
film to achieve the look you want.
At 1.9 square miles, West Hollywood was recently
rated the most walkable city in California by
walkscore.com. Sunset Plaza and The Avenues
both feature fantastic outdoor shopping, so leave
the car behind and take to the streets!
West Hollywood is home to some of the most
avant-garde and cutting-edge fashion in the world
and has quickly become the West Coast’s newest
fashion mecca. That’s why a number of fashion
designers have chosen West Hollywood as the
location of their newest or even first store locations,
such as Kelly Wearstler who recently opened her
first stand-alone store here on Melrose Avenue.
As a notoriously fashion-forward city, West Hollywood
attracts shoppers from all walks of life to experience
our unique blend of funky and chic designers. Our
distinctive shopping areas – from Sunset Plaza to
The Avenues – are uniquely designed, full of their
own personality with convenient, walk-able layouts.
Visit Sunset Boulevard’s upscale Sunset Plaza – one
of the oldest and most glamorous dedicated shopping
areas in Los Angeles since the 1920s. Today, it still
boasts many of the biggest names in fashion, with
the likes of Hugo Boss, Armani Exchange, and Nicole
Miller showcasing their latest collections on The Strip.
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Explore The Avenues district at the crossroads
of Melrose Avenue, Beverly Boulevard and
Robertson Boulevard, and discover its distinctive
mix of global designer flagships, local fashion
boutiques, art galleries, and chic eateries. North
Robertson Boulevard has quickly gained a
reputation as the “new Rodeo Drive” by many,
featuring shops such as Christian Louboutin,
Kitson, and 3.1 Phillip Lim. Melrose Avenue
on The Avenues features an equally impressive
choice of shopping; be sure to check out
John Varvatos, Alberta Ferretti, and Maxfield
after grabbing lunch at Urth Caffe. Melrose is also
home to many homegrown designers and eclectic
boutiques including Alpha, Beckley, Arcade, and
J Gerard Design Studio & Peace Gallery.
The Avenues is truly an unrivaled international
destination for sophisticated shoppers.
For the latest styles in trendy men’s sportswear,
look no further than LASC, located on Santa Monica
Boulevard. This 4,000-square foot store carries
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Moving south of The Sunset Strip, the nightlife on
Santa Monica Boulevard is full of energy as sidewalks fill with club-goers. Here, the legendary
Troubadour has helped launch some of music’s
most talented performers – from greats like Elton
John, James Taylor and Tom Waits to today’s top
upcoming indie acts. Moving towards the eastside
of the City, you’re likely to find more dive-y, laid-back
bars and casual lounges, like The Den or The
Hudson. Discover the always-rotating microbrews
featured at Surly Goat, unique jaunts like Russian
vodka bar Bar Lubitsch (paying homage to West
Hollywood’s Russian neighborhoods) and celebrityfriendly Voyeur and Winston’s. If you’re in the mood
for a martini, try Lola’s on Fairfax Avenue, where
they offer more than 50 martini varieties and a
menu full of delicious comfort food.
nightlife
In the world-renowned gay district of Santa Monica
Boulevard (between San Vicente and La Cienega
Boulevards), or “Boys’ Town,” all are welcome when
the sun sets. Crowds flock to pulsing LGBT clubs like
Rage, Revolver, Fiesta Cantina, Micky’s, and, just
south on Robertson Boulevard, The Abbey and
Here Lounge. LGBT visitors can enjoy a wide variety
of themed nights, upscale chic decors, innovative
drinks and a wild anything-goes atmosphere.
INSIDER TIPS
Since the city’s early beginnings, West Hollywood
has had a distinct reputation for living it up. The
Sunset Strip first gained notoriety during the
“Roaring Twenties” for discreet gambling, speakeasies, and other banned activities that truly made
it a playground for the rich and famous. Throughout
the ’80s, the legendary antics of rockers like
Aerosmith, Guns ‘N Roses, and Motley Crue turned
West Hollywood into the epicenter of raging Rock
‘n Roll excess. Today, the same historic music
venues, along with the newest hot spots in the Los
Angeles nightlife scene, carry on the rebellious and
inspired creativity that has made West Hollywood
notoriously a place to have some serious fun.
It’s no surprise that West Hollywood’s population
nearly doubles on the weekend. Party-goers from all
over the Los Angeles area flock to West Hollywood
to let loose. But it’s not just weekends that are
hopping in WeHo; any night of the week you’ll find
a vibrant crowd out and the streets alive with
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fun-seekers. Whether it’s a live concert, comedy
club, hipster dive bar, chic hotel bar, late-night
restaurant or upscale lounge, nightlife is what makes
this city truly the party destination of the stars.
A West Hollywood night on the town wouldn’t be
complete without the world-famous live music scene
on The Sunset Strip, the northern-most road in
WeHo. World-famous clubs like the House of Blues,
the Viper Room, Whisky a Go Go, Roxy, Rainbow,
and Key Club light up the Strip with a wide variety
of musical acts ranging from hip hop, indie rock,
metal, funk, and even infamous ’80s revival bands.
Countless top musical acts got their first big break
in these legendary clubs, and often drop in to make
an impromptu special appearance – like the Red Hot
Chili Peppers and Foo Fighters did recently at The
Roxy. While on The Sunset Strip you may also want
to check out any of the elegant hotel bars such
as the Tower Bar at Sunset Tower, SkyBar at the
Mondrian, or Bar 1200 at the Sunset Marquis.
Is there a list? Some bars and lounges in West
Hollywood employ a “velvet rope” policy during
promoted nights, private events and industry
parties. Call the club ahead of time in order to
be added to the guest list in case reservations
are required, or check their website to see if a
certain themed-night residency is taking place.
FUN FACTS
Keep your eyes open for celebrities
- West Hollywood is known as the
playground of the stars, where many
A-listers will try to disguise themselves
in an inconspicuous hat or sunglasses.
TMZ’s cameras are never too far away!
The Sunset Strip holds seasonal “Tweet
Crawls”, where the business community
unites to offer exceptional specials
exclusively to their Twitter followers
on a scheduled night out. Visit www.
TheSunsetStrip.com, or follow
@TheSunsetStrip to stay connected.
For nearly 40 years, the Comedy Store
on Sunset Boulevard has featured some
of the biggest names in standup comedy
– from Robin Williams and Richard Pryor
to Jim Carrey and Chris Rock. Other
nearby iconic venues, like the Hollywood
Improv and the Laugh Factory, make
the WeHo area the epicenter of standup
comedy and live entertainment.
The “bookseller to the great and
infamous,” Book Soup on Sunset
Boulevard holds nightly celebrity booksignings and literary events.
Nightlife in West Hollywood is densely
concentrated, and conveniently walk-able. Try
hitting several different spots in one night,
commuting either by foot or by taxi.
If you’re driving, it’s recommended that you
use one of the City of West Hollywood’s local
parking lots or a private garage (ranging from
$6-$15), and walk to your destination. Check
www.VisitWestHollywood.com for additional
parking information.
Bars and clubs in Los Angeles are open until 2
AM, and get crowded around 10 PM. Last call for
alcohol is usually 1:30 AM.
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evolving art gallery are sure to stimulate your senses
while you are being pampered. Another unique space
you could spend all day in is Voda Spa on Santa Monica
Boulevard. Known for its Russian Banyas, this 15,000
sq. ft. facility has a large pool area, several treatment
rooms, and a full-service restaurant and bar.
spas, fitness and beauty
If you’re looking for a hip hideaway visit one of West
Hollywood’s luxurious hotel spas, like SPA at the
Sunset Marquis Hotel or Argyle Spa at the Sunset
Tower Hotel, each offer impeccable service and the
ultimate in glamour and sophistication.
With all these choices, selecting the perfect environment will be your pleasure as you receive the ultimate
in service and style in the city that lives it daily.
FUN FACTS
For a full-service unisex spa visit
Gendarmerie, where L.L. Cool J is part
owner of Gendarme cologne, one of
their signature fragrances.
If you’re looking to be treated like
a star, try Ken Paves Salon on
Robertson Boulevard, whose celebrity
clients include Victoria Beckham, Eva
Longoria, Jennifer Lopez, Celine Dion
and Megan Fox.
INSIDER TIPS
Check the West Hollywood hotel that you are
staying in for complimentary gym facilities.
If you are a fan of yoga or spinning tr y out a
class at Cyclehouse and enjoy your first class
for free, or Up Dog Fitness where you are sure
to break a sweat.
Kinara Spa is famous for its ‘Red Carpet Facials’
and ‘Red Carpet Manicure and Pedicure.’ You can
purchase the at-home Red Carpet Facial kit from
the spa, and who knows, maybe you’ll get glowing
skin like Halle Berry, a regular of Kinara.
In a city with so much to do, you can find yourself
wanting some much-needed “me time.” Whether it
be going to a spa to relax or rejuvenating yourself
at the gym, West Hollywood has a selection as
unique and diverse as the city itself.
Working on building a great body? West Hollywood
has a fantastic selection of fitness centers that
will help keep you looking radiant and feeling great.
Featured in the pages of Elle, LA Confidential, and
the LA Times, Equinox West Hollywood offers top
notch gym facilities with a design reminiscent of
Los Angeles nightclubs in the 1950s and 1960s.
24 Hour Fitness and Train West Hollywood are
both ideal for travelers, offering day passes and
group classes open to all. If you are a woman
looking for a workout tailored specifically to you,
head over to Pink Iron. This ladies-only gym offers
group training classes and day passes to their
state-of-the-art facility (you may even break a
sweat next to your favorite celebrity).
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Tired from all that shopping (or partying)? Sunset
Plaza on the Sunset Strip is a great spot to enjoy
an afternoon of relaxation and pampering at the
elegant Polish Parlor, or the illustrious Ole Henriksen
Face/Body Spa, one of Sunset Plaza’s oldest and
most respected institutions. Looking to achieve
glamorous, red-carpet worthy hair? Stop by Drybar
for a perfect blowout, no matter what kind of hair
you have, they charge one flat fee (wash included).
A well-kept secret of West Hollywood is the
exquisite selection of spas. Kinara and Lulur are
two first-class full-service spas, frequented by the
who’s who of Los Angeles. Makeup Mandy and
Blushington are two unique beauty destinations
that will be sure you’re looking camera-ready.
Want that California sun-kissed glow? Check out
Chocolate Sun’s organic sunless tanning treatment
for a safe and natural looking tan.
For a unique salon experience try the visually stunning Galvin Benjamin. Its eclectic touches and ever
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miss The Avenues district (comprised of Melrose
Avenue and Robertson and Beverly Boulevards) home
to more than 300 art galleries, fashion boutiques,
interior design showrooms, and outdoor cafes with
awesome people-watching. You might even run
into Brad Pitt or Barbra Streisand shopping for new
home furnishings.
living out loud
LGBT INTEREST
West Hollywood’s numerous venues, activities and
resources for gay visitors, along with the city’s
longstanding commitment to LGBT rights, make it an
ideal destination for gay travelers.
Every June, West Hollywood hosts the largest Gay
Pride festival on the West Coast. Since its incorporation
in 1984, the City of West Hollywood has continued to
be recognized as a leading community for gay rights.
With nearly one third of the residents and a majority
of the city council identifying as LGBT, gay and lesbian
visitors are assured a safe, welcoming urban environment that understands the interests and needs of
the gay community. So, hold your partner’s hand and
enjoy a leisurely stroll down Santa Monica Boulevard
in a city that is truly “Living Forward.”
FUN FACTS
The popular Showtime drama “The L
Word” was set in West Hollywood.
The June L. Mazer Lesbian Archives
in West Hollywood remains the only
archive on this side of the continent that
is dedicated exclusively to preserving
lesbian history.
Past grand marshals of the LA gay pride
parade include Paris Hilton, Kathy
Griffin and Cyndi Lauper.
INSIDER TIPS
Parking close to many of the clubs is available in
the West Hollywood Municipal Parking Structure
(attached to the new West Hollywood Library) at
the corner of San Vicente and Melrose Avenue.
Gay and lesbian publications providing news,
information and club listings can be found in
many of the bars, coffee shops and restaurants
in West Hollywood.
These days, LGBT travelers have more opportunity
than ever to visit places around the world, but
nowhere else will you find such gay-friendly excitement packed into just 1.9 square miles! Gay clubs
and bars are at the forefront of entertainment and
Santa Monica Boulevard is where it’s all happening.
With hot spots ranging from dance clubs and chic
lounges to neighborhood bars, everyone is sure to
have a good time in WeHo. The Abbey, Here Lounge,
Revolver, Fiesta Cantina, Eleven, Gym Sports Bar,
The Factory, Micky’s, Mother Lode, Ultra Suede,
and Rage are just a few of the clubs that make the
west side popular, while Gold Coast, Fubar and
Hamburger Mary’s beckon visitors east. Different
nights of the week bring different promotions and
crowds to each of the clubs, so make sure to
allocate more than one night on the town. Visit
www. gogaywesthollywood.com for frequently updated
listings of various weekly club and lounge events.
All of West Hollywood’s hotels are exceedingly
gay-friendly, from the hip designer hotels of The
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Sunset Strip to the residential-style properties
located near Santa Monica Boulevard. Spend
your afternoons luxuriating beside a glamorous
rooftop pool at Andaz West Hollywood, Mondrian
or The London West Hollywood. Ramada Plaza
West Hollywood is located right in the heart of
the action on Santa Monica Boulevard, buzzing
with pedestrians, outdoor cafes and gay-welcoming
restaurants and clubs. Luxurious all-suite properties
like Petit Ermitage, Le Montrose Suite Hotel,
Chamberlain Hotel and Le Parc Suite Hotel,
are within walking distance of Santa Monica
Boulevard. Whatever your preference, you’ll find
fabulous accommodations in West Hollywood to
satisfy your every need.
The LA Gay & Lesbian Center offers a comprehensive array of services to the community
and is located just outside of West Hollywood.
Contact the center at 323-993-7400 or visit
www.laglc.org.
The attire worn at most of West Hollywood’s gay
clubs is “casual chic” – jeans and a t-shirt will
usually do, but note that it’s warmer during the
day and cool in the evening.
Restaurants and clubs like Hamburger Mary’s,
Micky’s and Rage host entertaining weekly drag
shows. Check individual web sites for specific
days and times.
If you’re looking for an alternative to the clubs,
West Hollywood is full of tasty, chic restaurants,
indulgent spas, sensational shopping, outstanding
art galleries and gay-frequented coffee shops. You
can catch an LGBT-themed play or performance at
the Macha and Celebration Theatres. And don’t
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Turn to the West Hollywood Marketing and
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next meeting or special event in LA!
The West Hollywood Marketing and Visitors
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clients and we are certain that West Hollywood is
the perfect fit for your meeting or event. A myriad
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Contact us for assistance in choosing a venue,
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20-200
20-350
800
20-350
20-700
1,500
-
5,500
7,000
33,000
10’
10’
-
•
•
•
•
150
380
50
60
20
-
1,500
500
2,500
2000
200
200
1,200
75
-
20,000
56’x36’
22’x20’
20,000
10’
10’
100’
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•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Rooftop Ballroom
Pool Deck
#203
#204
#205
#206
Conference Room
Chamberlain
Conference Room
Patio
Restaurant
Rooftop Pool Deck
Large Cabana
Grafton on Sunset
Boardroom
Poolside
Olive Kitchen +Bar
Cutting Bar
Salon A and B
Le Parc Suite Hotel
Salon I
Salon II
Rooftop Garden
Kensington Ballroom
Kensington I
Kensington II
Foyer
Rooftop
Hampton Court
Private Dining Room 60
Mondrian
Gallery A
Gallery B
Penthouse
Apartment
Skybar Hut
Pool Area
Outdoor Living
Asia De Cuba/Indoor
Asia De Cuba/Outdoor
ADCB
SEATING CAPACITY
ROOM SIZE
SQ. FT.
HEIGHT
CATERING
ON-SITE
SERVICE
150
10
10
10
16
150
100
15
15
15
20
150
150
15
15
15
15
150
20
20
20
25
2,700
3,600
500
500
500
600
9’ 6”
9’ 6”
9’ 6”
9’ 6”
•
•
•
•
•
•
30
-
50
30
714
9’
25
30
40
15
25
30
40
15
25
30
40
100
-
15
-
504
456
391
2,268
182
10’
-
•
•
•
•
•
14
-
14
75
65
-
-
400
200
1,600
900
8’
8’
8’
•
•
•
25
30
35
25
825
8’
•
24
24
-
32
32
100
40
40
100
24
24
-
750
750
3,000
8’
8’
-
•
•
•
100
55
55
15
15
6
6
300
120
160
300
400
15
15
6
6
350
100
200
126
600
600
15
15
6
6
25
25
10
10
3,960
1,575
2,385
1,241
3,772
6,850
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12’
12’
12’
12’
-
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
50
20
15
10
20
-
50
20
30
20
20
150
60
152
30
32
60
30
50
30
75
250
200
200
225
125
45
24
40
-
756
510
1,500
1,000
700
2,600
1,500
2,600
3,400
1,700
7’ 10”
7’ 10”
9’
9’
11’ 5”
9’6”
8’
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•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
55
UNIQUE BAR/CLUB/LOUNGE SPACE
FACILITY
special event spaces
MEETING AND EVENT PLANNING
UNIQUE HOTEL CONFERENCE SPACE
FACILITY
MEETING
Palihouse
Rooftop
Palihouse Courtyard Brasserie
Lobby Lounge
Petit Ermitage
Master’s Lounge
Garden’s End
Fire Deck
Pool
Ramada Plaza West Hollywood
Conference Room
The Standard
Meeting Room
Poolside
Restaurant
Cactus Lounge
Suite
Sunset Marquis Hotel
Villa
Outdoor Restaurant Area
Indoor Restaurant Area
Winter Garden
Hospitality Suite
Sunset Tower Hotel
The Terrace
Town House
SEATING CAPACITY
ROOM SIZE
SQ. FT.
HEIGHT
CATERING
ON-SITE
SERVICE
45
40
-
45
40
-
100
60
150
-
-
-
•
•
•
30
15
40
-
30
20
40
80
40
30
80
120
-
400
800
300
1700
-
•
•
•
•
35
35
50
35
700
12’
•
14
36
20
14
100
60
36
-
400
100
50
20
-
325
5,472
978
675
492
9’
-
•
•
•
•
•
15
60
50
20
8
60
50
20
8
120
60
50
20
8
-
1,200
850
10’
-
•
•
•
•
•
25
250
-
500
100
-
3,000
1,600
15’
20’
•
•
FACILITY
MEETING
56
-
SEATING CAPACITY
ROOM SIZE
BANQUET RECEPTION CLASSROOM SQ. FT. HEIGHT
-
1,200
-
16,000
AUDITORIUM
STAGE A/V
-
-
220
65
500
120
-
4,405
1,235
-
AUDITORIUM
STAGE A/V
CATERING
ON-SITE SERVICE
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
-
30-40
150
-
1,000
-
-
-
100
49
50
-
-
-
•
•
•
•
•
•
-
250
-
400
75
250
-
4,405
1,235
25’
-
•
•
•
•
-
200
400
-
4,000
-
300
400
500
200
5,500
18’
•
•
-
-
175
33
-
-
-
•
•
-
-
150
-
-
-
-
-
400
-
-
-
FACILITY
MEETING
CATERING
ON-SITE SERVICE
•
150
75
150
-
-
-
•
•
250
350
300
200
4,000
50’
•
•
•
142
382
72
120
80
400
-
-
880
4,160
600
8’
8’
8’
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Whole House
Rental (Exclusive)
700
700
2000
400
-
-
•
•
•
Entire Foundation Space
Lounge
“Buddah” Prayer Room
“Ganesh” Prayer Room
Captain’s Room
The Parish
City Lights Room (Patio)
Crossroads Restaurant
150
50
40
40
35
200
150
75
10
10
40
50
30
200
300
150
75
100
65
250
100
50
30
40
-
-
-
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
SEATING CAPACITY
ROOM SIZE
BANQUET RECEPTION CLASSROOM SQ. FT. HEIGHT
88
100
80
150
350
1000
200
-
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
UNIQUE RESTAURANT SPACE
UNIQUE BAR/CLUB/LOUNGE SPACE
The Abbey
Entire Space
Guys Bar
Lounge
The Beverly
Main Room
The Comedy Store
Original Room
Main Room
Belly Room
House of Blues
Veranda
Patio
The Music Hall
Key Club
Music Hall and Restaurant
Plush
Morrison Room
3 Rooms
Rainbow Bar & Grill
Upstairs
Dining Area
Patio
The Roxy
Interior
On The Rox
Sur Lounge
Main Room
Trousdale
Main Room
The Viper Room
Music Hall
Lounge
Winston’s
Main Room
Whisky a Go Go
Main Room
MEETING
88
80
350
•
Ago
Wine Room
BOA Steakhouse
Interior
Main Dining
Combined Private Dining Rooms
Bar/Lounge
Club Room
Outdoor Patio
Luckman Courtyards
BLT Steak
Private Dining Room
Main Floor
Patio
BOA Lounge
Restaurant
Patio
Cecconi’s
Full Restaurant
Butterfly Room
Eveleigh
Main Room
Formosa Cafe
Main Room
Deck
Patio
Il Sole
Main Room
Wine Room
SEATING CAPACITY
BANQUET
RECEPTION
CLASSROOM
ROOM SIZE
SQ. FT.
HEIGHT
-
50
-
-
-
-
-
183
70
23
20
50
23
30
180
-
267
106
150
100
150
50
458
250-300
-
6,640
1,325
330
952
1,325
340
4,000
2,800
-
22
-
30
140
38
35
70
12
40
200
60
75
75
-
-
400
3,600
500
-
-
40
200
-
300
-
-
-
-
220
125
250
80
5,000
-
-
130
0
40
170
100
75
150
60
-
-
-
80
35
57
UNIQUE RESTAURANT SPACE
FACILITY
MEETING
The Hudson
Main Room
Bar
Cocktail Lounge
Partial Dining Room
Hugo’s
Tea Room
Outdoor Patio
Jerry’s Famous Deli
Main Room
Katana
Patio
Interior
Private Dining Room
La Boheme
Interior
Garden Patio
Lola’s
Main Room
Pool Table Room
Back Dining Room
Patio
Lucques
Main Room
Mirabelle
Main Room
Patio
Private Upstairs
Upstairs Balcony
Mercato di Vetro
Entire Space
La Terza (Private Dining Room)
Nonna of Italy
Main Room
The Palm
Restaurant
Private Dining Room
Main Dining Room
Rosa Mexicano
Full Restaurant Interior
Sunset Room
Agave Room
Saddle Ranch Chop House
Main Room
Sur Restaurant
Main Room
58
SEATING CAPACITY
BANQUET
RECEPTION
CLASSROOM
ROOM SIZE
SQ. FT.
HEIGHT
-
140
-
180
50
25
100
-
1,800’
-
-
25
20-24
-
35
34
-
266
336
-
300
60
100
-
-
-
-
100
100
28
200
250
50
-
-
-
-
190
40
250
70
-
-
-
-
80
0
40
24
250
20
100
60
-
2,500
800
900
400
20’
12’
10’
15’
-
60
130
-
-
-
-
120
50
30
10
150
90
50
15
-
-
-
-
120
10
200
10
-
8,000
350
-
-
50
110
-
-
-
60
-
210
60
150
300
90
210
-
468
-
-
18
40
-
400
-
40
-
-
-
250
600
-
-
-
-
240
400
-
3,000
-
business listings
ARTS AND CULTURE
Actors Circle Theatre
Art Services Melrose
Classic Artforms
Coast Playhouse
Denenberg Fine Arts
George Stern Fine Arts
Glass Garage Fine Art
Guy Hepner
Hamilton Selway Fine Art
High Voltage Tattoo
Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute
Lomography Gallery Store
Louis Stern Fine Arts
M+B Gallery
Macha Theatre
MAK Center for Art & Architecture
Manny Silverman Gallery
Martin & Lozano Gallery
Maximillian Gallery
MOCA Pacific Design Center
Prism Gallery
Rebecca Molayem Gallery
Regen Projects
Rivera & Rivera Gallery
Seyhoun Gallery
Trigg Ison Fine Art
626 North Almont Drive
9009 Beverly Boulevard
8900 Melrose Avenue
8920 Melrose Avenue
414 North Robertson Boulevard
8678 Melrose Avenue
1259 North La Brea Boulevard
9002 Melrose Avenue
1107 North Kings Road
835 North Kings Road
1200 Alta Loma Road
8687 Melrose Avenue
8687 Melrose Avenue
9007 Melrose Avenue
323.882.8043
310.247.1452
310.273.6306
323.650.8507
310.360.9360
310.276.2600
310.659.5228
310.979.0011
310.657.1711
323.969.9820
323.650.7777
323.301.1414
310.276.0147
310.550.0050
323.654.0680
323.651.1510
310.659.8256
310.358.0617
310.881.6025
310.289.5223
310.657.0800
310.289.1301
310.652.2620
310.276.5424
310.713.1635
310.858.5984
310.274.8047
BEAUTY AND FITNESS
24 Hour Fitness
9022 Salon
Alex Roldan Salon (in London WH Hotel)
Andy LeCompte Salon
Argyle Salon and Spa at the Sunset Tower Hotel
B2V Salon
Beauty Collection
Blushington
Chocolate Sun
Cycle House
DePiano
Drybar
Elevation Fitness
Equinox
Evolve Wellness
Extremedys 2012
Face Place
Galvin Benjamin
Gendarmerie
Jessica Nail Clinic
Ken Paves Salon
Kinara
Lulur
Makeup Mandy
Marc Edward Skincare
Marco Pelusi Hair Studio
Miki Sharon
Nails and More
The Nile Institute
Nine Zero One Salon
Ole Henriksen Face/Body of Denmark
Paul-Jean Hair Designer
Pink Iron
Planet Nails
Point De Vue
Polish
60
1020 San Vicente Boulevard
646 North Doheny Drive
560 Huntley Drive
627 North Sweetzer Avenue
607 Huntley Drive
8910 Melrose Avenue
9069 Nemo Street
642 1/2 North Robertson Boulevard
8441 Melrose Avenue
636 North Robertson Boulevard, Unit B
9053 Nemo Street
901 Westbourne Drive
1106 N. La Cienega Boulevard
152 North Wetherly Drive
310.652.7440
310.278.6738
310.855.1113
310.273.4100
323.654.7100
310.777.0345
310.858.8838
310.652.5874
310.854.1122
310.358.0888
310.289.7992
310.442.6084
310.657.7878
310.289.1900
310.289.1155
323.848.8094
310.855.1150
424.249.3296
310.858.9009
310.659.9292
310.205.0087
310.657.9188
310.659.4100
310.858.1970
213.488.3425
310.967.0999
310.855.1105
310.271.9800
310.275.6453
310.855.9099
310.854.7700
310.278.5607
310.360.PINK
310.657.0828
310.273.1231
310.854.0511
Raphael Salon
Robert Matt Salon
Rossano Gym
Ruth’s Skin Care
Sebastien’s Pilates Plus
SPA at Sunset Marquis
Stone Skincare
Sunset Tan
SUNSTYLE Tanning
Tite Ends Salon
Train
Trust Beauty Salon
Up Dog yoga + cycling
Voda Spa
Zykoff Bodywork
608 Westmount Drive
8500 Melrose Avenue
8500 Melrose Avenue
1200 Alta Loma Road
8539 Sunset Boulevard, #12
517 North La Cienega Boulevard, Suite 9
310.275.5810
310.888.8850
424.288.4713
310.652.5220
310.358.9491
310.657.1333
310.774.1439
310.289.8262
310.289.9200
310.652.0919
310.657.4140
310.859.7447
310.360.7200
323.654.4411
310.275.7673
1000 Westmount Drive
819 North Sweetzer Avenue
900 Hammond Street
733 North West Knoll Drive
8822 Cynthia Street
1020 North San Vicente Boulevard
8465 Holloway Drive
1200 North Alta Loma Road
913 North Fairfax Avenue
323.656.1234
323.654.0750
310.657.7400
323.988.9000
323.654.4600
310.855.1115
310.855.8888
310.854.1114
323.854.1111
323.650.8999
310.652.6188
310.652.6400
323.650.9090
323.657.1333
323.654.7100
323.656.4100
323.654.5570
323.654.2454
1200 Alta Loma Road
652 North La Peer Drive
1114 North Crescent Heights Boulevard
8623 Melrose Avenue
310.855.9977
323.650.8999
310.657.1333
323.654.1234
323.654.2287
HOTELS AND MOTELS
Chamberlain
The Charlie Hotel
Grafton on Sunset
Le Parc Suite Hotel
Petit Ermitage
Mondrian
Palihouse Holloway
Ramada Plaza Hotel & Suites
The Standard Hotel
Sunset Marquis Hotel and Villas
Sunset Tower Hotel
Alta Cienega Motel
Fairfax Motel
Holloway Motel
NIGHTCLUBS
The Abbey
ADCB at the Mondrian
Bar 1200 at the Sunset Marquis Hotel
Bar Lubitsch
Barney's Beanery
The Beverly Lounge
Body Shop
Cabo Cantina
Comedy Store
Crown Bar
Debauchery
Eleven
Factory
Fiesta Cantina
Fubar
Gold Coast
Gym Sports Bar
Haute
Here Lounge
House of Blues
The Hudson
Key Club
Micky's
Mother Lode
The Palms
Purple Lounge at the Standard
Rage
Red Rock
Rock & Reilly's
Roxy
Skybar at Mondrian
St Felix
Sunset Trocadero
Surly Goat
Troubadour
Trousdale
Trunks
Ultra Suede
Villa
323.656.1401
323.822.7820
323.656.6225
323.882.6774
310.855.0800
310.659.4551
310.652.8865
323.654.0396
323.656.4879
310.659.2004
310.855.9232
310.360.8455
323.848.5100
323.654.6686
310.786.1712
310.657.1176
310.659.9700
310.652.1595
323.650.9090
310.652.2814
310.854.0710
310.360.1400
310.278.9457
323.650.8999
310.275.4428
323.656.7161
323.822.0700
310.276.6168
310.274.7500
310.652.1015
310.659.4551
310.289.8623
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Viper Room
Voyeur
Whisky a Go Go
Winston's
310.358.1880
323.654.0280
310.652.4202
323.654.0105
8478 Melrose Avenue
809 North Palm Avenue
9010 Melrose Avenue
8941 1/2 Santa Monica Boulevard
8764 Melrose Avenue
8479 Melrose Avenue
8826 Melrose Avenue
8766 Holloway Drive
460 N. Robertson Boulevard
1113 N. Harper Avenue
1041 N Formosa Avenue
1020 N. San Vicente Boulevard
323.650.9090
310.855.9977
323.655.6333
310.652.7014
310.247.1112
310.854.6212
310.385.2222
323.848.6000
323.874.8041
323.656.1277
323.654.2287
323.848.2460
310.659.9023
310.659.3663
310.360.1950
323.650.8383
310.657.5070
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Ago Restaurant
Ajisai
Ambrosia
Ari Ya Sushi
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Astro Burger
Baby Blues BBQ
Barneys Beanery
Basix
Best Of Mediterranean
Bite
BLT Steak
Boa Steakhouse
Bossa Nova
Boxwood Café by Gordon Ramsay
Bristol Farms
Café D'Etoile
Café Med
Caffe Primo
Cake & Art Gallery
Carneys
Cecconi's
Champagne French Bakery Café
Chin Chin Grill
Clafoutis
Comme Ca
Coney Dog
Craigs
Cravings
Crazy Rock'n Sushi
DAK's Café
Dan Tanas
Den of Hollywood
Dialog Café
Dominick's
Dukes West Hollywood
Eat Well
Ed's Coffee Shop
Eleven
Eveleigh
Fiesta Cantina
Flavor of India
Flowering Tree
Food+Lab
Formosa Café
French Quarter Restaurant
Fresh Corn Grill
Fresh East
Fruute
Gardenia Restaurant
Gardens of Taxco
Global Cuisine by Gary Arabia
Gordon Ramsay at the London West Hollywood
Greenwich Village Café and Pizzeria
Hamburger Haven
Hamburger Mary's
Hedley's
Hugos
Il Piccolino
Il Sole
Irv's Burgers
Isla Cantina
Jerry's Famous Deli
Jinpachi
Joe’s Pizza
Joeys Café
Jones
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310.657.8694
323.654.8300
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310.657.4051
310.652.1818
310.659.5233
323.782.1104
310.854.1172
310.276.1900
310.652.6104
323.882.8247
310.275.4780
310.275.9444
323.656.0336
310.289.1630
310.652.2335
310.652.3100
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310.659.8625
310.855.0800
424.239.1630
310.652.8865
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323.656.0874
310.855.9592
310.859.9989
310.786.9983
323.467.7444
323.654.1746
310-358-7788
310.278.2003
310.659.8796
323.654.3800
310.659.2009
323.654.3993
310.659.2220
310.657.1182
323.650.2456
310.657.8100
310.289.1811
310.358.9134
310.358.0900
323.822.0671
323.850.1726
Katana
Kinaree
Kitchen 24
Knoll at Le Parc
La Boheme
LA Buns & Co
La Conversation
Le Clafoutis
Le Pain Quotidien
Le Petit Bistro
Le Petit Four
Lemonade
Lola's
Lucques
Madeo Ristorante
Manja Malaysian Cuisine
Marcos
Marix Tex Mex
Mels Drive-In
Mendocino Farms
Mercato di Vetro
Micky’s
Millions of Milkshakes
Mirabelle
Nishimura
Nonna of Italy
O! burger
Palm
Panini Pizza
Paris Crepe Café
Petrossian Paris
Pi on Sunset
Pink Taco
Plaisir
Pomodoro Cucina Italiana
Poquito Mas
Porch Restaurant at the House of Blues
Rainbow Bar & Grill
Ramma Genie Café
Red Rock
Red Seven by Wolfgang Puck
Rosa Mexicano
Rounds Burger
Saddle Ranch
Salades De Provence
Salt's Cure
Sammys Thai BBQ
SPECTRA by Wolfgang Puck
Sunset Marquis Hotel - Restaurant
Sunset Trocadero
SUR
Sushiya
Ta Ke Sushi Restaurant
Talesai
Taste
Tender Greens
Tenmasa Sushi
The Hall at Palihouse
The Hudson
The Terrace Room at Sunset Tower Hotel
Tortilla Republic
Tower Bar at Sunset Tower Hotel
Umai Sushi
Unphogettable
Urth Caffe
Yabu
Yatai
Yogurt Stop
Yoshi's Sushi
Z Pizza
1253 North La Brea Avenue
733 N. West Knoll Drive
8607 Melrose Avenue
945 Fairfax Avenue
8474 Melrose Avenue
1108 North Flores Street
8684 Melrose Avenue
8500 Melrose Avenue
8687 Melrose Avenue
8687 Melrose Avenue
1200 Alta Loma Road
8454 Melrose Avenue
8465 Holloway Drive
1114 North Crescent Heights Boulevard
8565 Melrose Avenue
323.650.8585
323.969.8611
310.855.8888
323.848.2360
310.659.3745
310.858.0950
310.659.5233
310.854.3700
310.289.9797
310.652.3863
310.247.2500
323.736.5652
323.655.6277
310.859.0242
313.656.9000
323.650.1060
323.656.8800
310.854.7200
323.512.2700
310.859.8369
310.657.1176
310.652.1118
310.659.6022
310.659.4770
310.270.4455
310.854.0234
310.550.8811
310.652.4726
310.295.9595
310.271.0576
310.657.2874
310.855.7177
323.969.8000
310.652.7008
323.848.5100
310.278.4232
310.855.1777
310.854.0710
310.289.1587
310.657.4991
310.855.1004
323.656.2007
310.657.9696
323.850.7258
323.654.7952
310.652.3933
310.657.1333
323.656.7161
310.289.2824
310.659.9804
310.659.6580
310.275.9724
323.852.6888
310.358.1919
310.275.7808
323.656.4020
323.654.6686
323.654.7100
323.654.7100
310.276.9638
424.249.3825
310.659.0628
310.854.0400
310.289.0030
310.652.6830
323.848.9105
310.360.1414
SHOPPING
3.1 Phillip Lim
665 Leather and Fetish Company
Aahs!
Aaron Brothers Art Mart
310.289.0888
310.854.7276
310.657.4221
323.656.2611
63
Alberta Ferretti
Alpha
American Apparel
Andrew Christian
Arcade Boutique
Armani Exchange
Artisan De Luxe
Balenciaga
Barker Black
BCBG Max Azria
Beckley
Bel Bambini
Between the Sheets
Block Party
Blumera
Book Soup
Brick & Mortar
Bristol Farms
Calypso
Candle Delirium
Chi Chi La Rue's
Christian Louboutin
Chrome Hearts
Church Boutique
Circus of Books
Claudio Milano
Code C
Costella and Donola
Costume National
Crystalarium
Cuban Seed Cigar Co.
Curve
Dolce & Gabbana
Dominique Cohen
Du Vin
Edible Arrangements
Georgiano Fine Jewelry & Watches
H&M
H. Lorenzo
H. Men
H. Shoes
Healthy Spot
Henry Beguelin
Heritage Classics
HLNR
Hugo Boss
Hustler
J. Gerard Design Studio & Peace Gallery
James Perse
Jay Wolf
Jenni Kayne
John Varvatos
Just One LA
Kelly Wearstler
Kitson Melrose
Kitson Men
Kitson Studio
LASC
Le Bra Lingerie
Lemon Tree Bungalow
Les Pommettes
Lily Lodge
Live! On Sunset
Logan Riese
Maxfield
Mayfair House
Miller-Zunino
Miriam Claudette Jewelry
Nicole Miller
Oliver Peoples
Out of the Closet
Petit Tresor
Platt Boutique Jewelry
The Pleasure Chest
Positano Sandalo
Reiss London
64
8626 Melrose Avenue
8654 Melrose Avenue
8473 Melrose Avenue
8564 Melrose Avenue
8670 Melrose Avenue
8620 Melrose Avenue
8570 Melrose Avenue
8471 Melrose Avenue
8920 Melrose Avenue
8500 Melrose Avenue
8851 1/2 Sunset Boulevard
8646-48 Sunset Boulevard
8575 Melrose Avenue
8568 Melrose Avenue
8914 Melrose Avenue
614 North Almont Dr
8800 Melrose Avenue
8440 Melrose Avenue
8590 Melrose Avenue
8825 Melrose Avenue
8687 Melrose Avenue
634 1/2 North Robertson Boulevard
8763 Rosewood Avenue
8574 Melrose Avenue
310.652.9000
310.855.0775
310.659.0373
310.734.8590
323.944.0018
310.659.0171
310.854.6290
310.854.0557
310.358.0293
310.360.0946
310.652.3500
310.855.9272
310.854.0001
424.245.4140
720.258.6372
310.659.3110
310.652.6605
310.248.2804
310.652.4454
323.656.3900
323.337.9555
310.247.9300
310.854.9800
323.876.8887
323.656.6533
310.855.7170
310.652.0200
323.210.7566
310.273.0100
310.652.8006
310.854.0353
310.360.8008
310.247.1571
310.859.7206
310.855.1161
323.651.2233
310.657.6422
310.855.9683
310.659.1434
310.652.7039
310.659.5785
310.657.2400
310.659.9320
310.657.9699
310.652.0064
310.360.6935
310.860.9009
310.657.3336
310.276.7277
310.273.9893
310-860-0123
310.859.2970
323.848.8088
323.895.7880
310-855-9635
310.358.9550
310.360.0051
310.657.2858
310.360.6655
310.657.0211
310.289.9209
310.360.9400
310.360.1660
310.281.0007
310.274.8800
310.273.1988
310.276.1454
310.659.9099
310.652.1629
310.657.2553
323.848.9760
310.657.0800
310.659.3970
310.550.0728
323.650.1022
310.289.5900
310.276.0060
RetroSpecs & Co.
SAMA
Second Time Around Watch Company
Showtime Clothing
Sielian's Vintage Apparel
Soolip Paperie & Press
Stella McCartney
Steven Alan
TENOVERSIX
Vieve
Wanna Buy A Watch?
West Hollywood Florist
West Hollywood Gateway
Zadig & Voltaire
8763 Rosewood Avenue
9013 Melrose Avenue
548 Norwich Drive
8425 Melrose Avenue
8908 Melrose Avenue
8465 Melrose Avenue
310.657.4217
323.822.3955
310.271.6615
310.659.1067
310.246.9595
310.360.0545
310.273.7051
310.854-1814
323.330.9355
310.550.8355
323.653.0467
323.656.8833
323.785.2560
310.358.9616
301 N Robertson Boulevard
9001 Melrose Avenue
8738 Melrose Avenue
8525 Melrose Avenue
8755 Melrose Avenue
8521 Melrose Avenue
8744 Melrose Avenue
531 Westbourne Drive
650 N. Robertson Boulevard, Suite 1
8735 Melrose Avenue
8906 Melrose Avenue
8720 Melrose Avenue
554 Norwich Drive
9021 Melrose Avenue, Suite 202
8532 Melrose Avenue
8720 Melrose Avenue
8748 1/4 Melrose Avenue
8925 Melrose Avenue
155 N La Peer Drive
8737 Melrose Avenue
641 N La Peer Drive
636 N. Almont Drive
314A N Robertson Boulevard
8619 Melrose Avenue
310.289.6868
310.271.0178
310.777.0253
310-659-5353
310-657-4292
310-273-0700
310-659-3606
310-652-3196
310-888-4099
310-854-0001
310-657-4630
310-855-9199
310-657-0665
310-278-9261
310-659-5722
310-550-1197
310-278-3292
310-657-1527
310-854-7222
310-289-6872
310-855-9080
310-657-0510
866-838-5610
310-652-5310
310-385-8085
310-360-9360
310-657-6033
310.278.3191
310-278-3191
310-205-8800
310-440-5522
310-271-3960
310-278-3700
310-275-2300
310-854-1008
310-657-1750
310-659-3062
310-271-1123
310-858-9292
310-657-2800
310-271-9011
310-659-7898
310-659-3531
310-858-1204
310-659-8721
310-652-2332
310-246-1495
310-492-9990
310-859-0044
310-859-7001
310.659.4910
310-276-4126
310-659-5422
310-657-9438
310-274-7243
310-271-0178
310.399.0300
310.854.1008
310-657-3990
310-858-7080
DESIGN SHOWROOMS
655 Home
Alessi
Alexandra Von Furstenberg
Amadi Carpets
Anichini
Ann Sacks
Anne Hauck Art Deco
Antiques International
Artemide
Between the Sheets
Bruce Eicher
Brueton L.A.
Cache
Cappellini Los Angeles
Carl Marias Carpet Design
Carlisle Wide Plank Floors
Cassina
Celia Takemoto Designs
Christopher Peacock Cabinetry
Circa
Commune
Country Floors
Custom Comfort Mattress
Daniel Cuevas Designer
Decorative Carpets Inc.
Dennis & Leen
Design around Objects (DAO)
DIVA/B&B ITALIA
dk Vogue
Douglas Stanton Architects
DSI Entertainment Systems
Duxiana Los Angeles
Elizabeth Dinkel Design Associates, Inc.
Elizabeth Weinstock Design
FENDI Casa
Ferguson Bath & Kitchen
Formations
Foundry Lighting
Fred Gibbons Treefrogs
Geoula Collection Kitchen & Bath
GGM Italy
Grange Furniture
Hallberg-Wiseley Designers
Hastens On Beverly
Hendrix Allardyce Interior Design Collection
Hub Of The House
Icon Interiors
Inner Gardens, Inc.
International Flooring
Intralink Film Graphic Design
J Robert Scott
J.J. Custom
Janet Yonaty
Jennifer Convertibles & Leather
Jules Seltzer Associates
Kartell
Kathryn Ireland
Kenzo Maison
Kreiss
La Murrina
65
Linea
Maharam
Mansour Fine Rugs
Marsceill Design
Minotti
Minton-Spidell
Modern Living
Murray's Ironworks
Nova Studio
Ortho Mattress
Pacific Oriental Rugs
Phyllis Morris Originals
Poet Design Company
Poliform
Richard Shapiro Antiques
Robert Kuo
Roche Bobois
Rose Tarlow Melrose House
Rudin Donner Design, Inc.
Samuel's Rug Gallery
Snaidero Los Angeles
Soli Architectural Surfaces
Soluzioni
Steinway Piano Gallery
Tod Carson Antiques & Design
Tomar Lampert Associates
TOTO USA
Waldo's Designs
Walker & Zanger West Coast
Waterworks
Westwood Carpets
Wired Designs
66
8552 Melrose Avenue
8600 Melrose Avenue
144 N Robertson Boulevard, Suite 201
8731 Melrose Avenue
8632 Melrose Avenue
8507 Melrose Avenue
8609 Melrose Avenue
8760 Dorrington Avenue
8905 Melrose Avenue
8686 Melrose Avenue
8540 Melrose Avenue
8636 Melrose Avenue
8483 Melrose Avenue
606 N Almont Drive
620 Almont Drive
8750 Melrose Avenue
8580 Melrose Avenue
8607 Melrose Avenue
310-273-5425
310-659-9550
310-652-9999
310-859-0255
310.278.6851
310-657-0160
310.657.8775
310-652-0632
310-659-6753
323.848.7808
310-659-6270
310.289.6868
310-659-6900
310-271-7836
310-275-6700
310-855-1555
310.274.6520
323-651-2202
310-360-0081
310-657-3666
310-657-5497
323.951.9903
310-652-2520
310-652-6666
310.271.1947
310-271-4299
310-860-1903, ext.102
310-278-1803
310-659-1234
310-289-5211
310-273-6400
310-854-2800
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8687 MELROSE AVENUE, SUITE M38
WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069
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