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Follow your dreams to a city unlike any other. Where the legendary Sunset Strip meets the

stylish West Hollywood Design District. Where eclectic dining meets electric nightlife. Leave

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Gavin Rossdale, lead singer and guitarist of the rock band Bush, performing at a bustling event celebrating the role the Sunset Strip has played in the history of popular music.

West Hollywood is home to some of the most creative and innovative cocktails with expert mixologists pouring at trendy local hot spots such as Palihouse (seen above), Harlowe and Laurel Hardware.

The Original Barney's Beanery was featured in the movie The Doors, including a scene in which Jim Morrison was thrown out of the bar.

Representing gay pride and LGBT rights, the city-sponsored rainbow crosswalks can be seen on Google Earth.

Located at 8901 Sunset Boulevard, Whisky a Go Go is infamously known for launching the careers of The Doors, Alice Cooper, Van Halen and Mötley Crüe.

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In 2012 a documentary titled Sunset Strip was released, featuring interviews with stars like Keanu Reeves, Johnny Depp, Mickey Rourke, Dan Aykroyd, Hugh Hefner, Sharon Stone and many more. Get an insider’s look at the Strip by streaming or downloading the movie, SunsetStripTheMovie.com

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 Las Vegas Strip was named after the Sunset Strip.

Sunset Strip boasts tall billboards that are second only to Times Square in size and cost.

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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 public lots ($10-$20/night).

Visitors to Sunset Plaza can park in the lots behind the plaza for free, but don’t stray away.

Check out what bands are playing the Strip while you’re in town at visitwesthollywood.com/events

TODAYThe Sunset Strip continues to launch new artists and attract crowds to legendary music venues like The Roxy Theatre, Whisky a Go Go 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.

The Strip isn’t all nightlife though; daytime visitors will enjoy the high-end shopping and alfresco dining of Sunset Plaza, one of the hottest places to “see and be seen” in Los Angeles. Experience the area entirely on foot, taking in the fabulous Southern California sunshine and spectacular city views. See why visitors are drawn from around the world to this eclectic destination.

A BRIEF HISTORYAfter decades of notoriety, the Sunset Strip continues to blaze its own path as a world-famous cultural landmark, setting trends in music, hotels, dining and shopping. This most famous stretch of Sunset Boulevard begins and ends in West Hollywood, and like the city it calls home, it is constantly breaking new ground and reinventing itself.

Though it’s often been portrayed in movies like Sunset Boulevard, Almost Famous and Rock of Ages, visitors say that nothing compares to seeing the Sunset Strip up close and in person. Bordered on the west by Beverly Hills and on the east by Hollywood, this iconic stretch of Sunset Boulevard features an array of world-class hotels, nightclubs, restaurants, shops and spas.

Through the years, the Sunset Strip has seen it all, starting with the seedy glitz of the 1920s, when Prohibition fueled the rise of nightclubs and speakeasies. Because West Hollywood was not yet an incorporated city, this strip of Sunset Boulevard was lightly policed, making the Strip the perfect playground for the rebellious denizens

of early Hollywood. By the 1940s, swanky nightclubs like Ciro’s, Trocadero and Mocambo reigned supreme, attracting A-list celebrity clientele like Marilyn Monroe along with less savory characters like gangster Bugsy Siegel, who called the Strip his stomping grounds.

In the 1960s, the Sunset Strip became the major gathering place for the counterculture movement in Los Angeles. Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix and Jim Morrison were fixtures of the Strip and the surrounding West Hollywood landscape. The Whisky a Go Go introduced go-go dancers to the U.S. and propelled The Doors—who at the time were the club’s house band—to fame and notoriety. The Strip continued to be a major focal point for the punk rock and new wave scenes during the late 1970s, and it also became ground zero for the colorful glam metal scene, hosting bands like Mötley Crüe, Guns N’ Roses and Poison throughout the 1980s.

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Walk Score, a company that maintains a public-access walkability index of any place in the United States, Canada and Australia, has named West Hollywood the “Most Walkable City in California.”

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) .”

The Pride Parade on Santa Monica Boulevard is the second-largest event in Los Angeles County, second only to the Rose Parade.

The city approved permanent rainbow crosswalks. Installed in 2012, the crosswalks, painted in the rainbow colors of the LGBT flag, represent gay pride and LGBT rights and can be viewed on Google Earth.

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The Pickup Line is a fun and free trolley service that operates on Friday and Saturday nights from 8 PM to 3 AM Look for the brightly colored trolleys, which stop at designated stops along Santa Monica Boulevard between La Peer Avenue and Fairfax Boulevard.

Santa Monica Boulevard is pedestrian and pet-friendly, with wide sidewalks, many crosswalks and outdoor cafés.

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 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.

On Santa Monica Boulevard’s eastern side, visitors can check out local favorite bars and restaurants such as Laurel Hardware, Now Boarding, The Hudson, Harlowe Bar and the James Beard Award-nominated “seafood shack” Connie and Ted’s.

Heading west, you arrive in the heart of West Hollywood and discover unique celebrity-frequented restaurants, eclectic boutiques, coffee shops, gyms and bookstores. With the rainbow flags along The Boulevard, this area is where you see firsthand the guiding principle on which West 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, with popular gay nightclubs like The Abbey, Flaming Saddles, Micky’s, GYM Sports Bar, Fiesta Cantina and Revolver, all of which are bustling on any given evening. From upscale to laid-back, anyone fits in when you’re experiencing Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood!

A BRIEF HISTORYWest Hollywood has never been known for following trends. It’s known for setting them, 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, connects the east side of Los Angeles with the Pacific Ocean, passing through Hollywood, West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Century City, West LA and 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 or pedestrian-friendly than the 1.9 mi/3.05 km stretch that runs through West Hollywood.

Route 66 was America’s main road in the 1950s for travelers heading west, and today, you can still see signage for Route 66. West Hollywood’s portion of “The Boulevard” runs from La Brea Avenue on the east to Doheny Drive on the west.

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 Oprah Winfrey’s OWN television empire.

You never know who you might see reading a movie script or discussing their next role at The Courtyard Brasserie at Palihouse Holloway. Located just off of Santa Monica Boulevard on Holloway Drive, at the Palihouse hotel attracts celebrities such as Zoe Saldana, John Mayer and Robert Pattinson.

The Historic club the Troubador on Santa Monica Boulevard, played host to Elton John’s first U.S. concert and continues to house both indie bands and bigger acts like Coldplay and The Cure.

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Looking for a caffeine fix? Try Urth Caffé on Melrose, but look out for paparazzi, as it’s frequented by celebrities. Urth Caffé is also known for being a regular hangout spot on the popular LA-based show Entourage.

Hollywood’s leading ladies don’t just shop for themselves here, West Hollywood Design District holds two luxury baby boutiques—Petit Tresor and Bel Bambini—both popular among celebrity moms.

West Hollywood Design District is also host to an exquisite selection of spas and salons including Kinara Spa, BENJAMIN, Andy Lecompte Salon and Ken Paves Salon, 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. Look out for regulars like Katie Holmes or the Olsen twins.

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The district is best navigated on foot, so find parking on the street and stroll around! Additional parking is available at the West Hollywood Library Parking Structure at the corner of Melrose and San Vicente.

If the showrooms in the West Hollywood Design District 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.

Most art galleries are closed on Mondays.

For more information, call 310.289.2534 or visit WeHoDesignDistrict.com. Follow West Hollywood Design District on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter, and hashtag your experiences in the district using #WeHoDesignDistrict!

A BRIEF HISTORYExperience the West Hollywood Design District, the heart of high-caliber design, fashion, art, dining, beauty and more. Located at the intersections of Melrose Avenue, Beverly Boulevard and Robertson Boulevard, the West Hollywood Design District offers a distinct mix of global designer flagships, local boutiques, art galleries, interior design showrooms and chic eateries. This walkable district is an unrivaled international destination for design savvy professionals and sophisticated shoppers alike.

Back in the 1950s, the neighborhood held only a handful of shops, studios and cafés catering to the design trade, 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 distinguished design districts in the country. As more design trade resources opened their doors, the influx of artists, dressmakers, upholsterers, dancers and musicians fleshed out the bohemian spirit of the burgeoning design district.

TODAYHome to more than 200 of the world’s finest art galleries, furniture designers, fashion boutiques, salons and spas, alfresco cafés and fine restaurants, West Hollywood Design District is known worldwide for its impeccable selection of luxury products, services and experiences for those seeking the very best.

Trends start here, with a unique mix of world-renowned fashion retailers including 3.1 Phillip Lim, Alberta Ferretti, Balenciaga, Christian Louboutin, Moschino and Stella McCartney, and a mix of local favorites including H. Lorenzo (H-L-N-R), Jenni Kayne, Kitson and Maxfield.

The West Hollywood Design District offers both the professional and amateur designer a wealth of high-design inspiration. Interior design showrooms such as Christopher Guy, Dennis & Leen, Design Within Reach, J. Robert Scott, Rose Tarlow Melrose House, Robert Kuo, and RH West Hollywood emphasize the impact of the district on the design world. Art galleries including M+B Gallery, De Re Gallery, Louis Stern Fine Art and Wall

Street Gallery also have a significant role in the Los Angeles art scene.

When you’re ready for a break, enjoy the organic coffee and people-watching at the trendy and hip Alfred Coffee {In the Alley} or eco-friendly coffee roaster Verve. Other great restaurants in West Hollywood Design District to wind down your day include the chic and elegant Cecconi’s, vegan Mexican hot spot Gracias Madre, reality show hotspot SUR Restaurant and the intimate and classic Craig’s.

Spend a day in the West Hollywood Design District and experience firsthand the quality, style and service that make this the premier West Coast design district.

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FILM WEST HOLLYWOODFilm West Hollywood promotes filmmaking in the City of West Hollywood to advance economic development and civic pride and to increase awareness of West Hollywood as a vibrant, beautiful and culturally diverse city. Services include marketing West Hollywood to the film industry, providing film location business referrals and booking hotel accommodations and wrap parties. For more information on filming in WeHo, including a location directory, permit info, rentals, filming fees and wrap parties, please visit filmwesthollywood.com or email Karyl Bridgewater, Director of Film Marketing at bridgewater@visitwesthollywood.com.

WEST HOLLYWOOD MEETS THE SILVER SCREENWest Hollywood has been featured in countless movies and television shows over the years. Use this list as your guide to see the locations up close and in person!

THE SUNSET STRIPTHE RAINBOW BAR & GRILL (9015 Sunset Blvd.) was featured in the music video for Guns N’ Roses’ “November Rain.”

THE ROXY THEATRE (9009 Sunset Blvd.) can be seen in the 2009 movie Fame and in 2012’s Rock of Ages.

WHISKY A GO GO

(8901 Sunset Blvd.) was the location of a rock concert scene in the movie The Doors, which told the story of the famous and influential 1960s rock band and its lead singer and composer, Jim Morrison. This famous Sunset Strip nightclub was also shown in the movies A Night at the Roxbury and Rock of Ages.

The television series 77 Sunset Strip was filmed at 8524 Sunset Blvd., where Dino’s Lodge once stood, from 1958 to 1964. A sidewalk plaque commemorates the old lodge.

MONDRIAN

(8440 Sunset Blvd.) was featured in Entourage at the end of the third season, when Vince moves into the hotel after selling his house to buy the rights to the script for the fictional film Medellin.

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(8401 Sunset Blvd., formerly the Continental Hyatt Hotel) can be seen in the 2000 movie Almost Famous, a movie about an up-and-coming rock band, set in the 1970s. It was also used as the location of an NBA star’s penthouse apartment in the first episode of Ray Donovan.

SADDLE RANCH CHOP HOUSE

(8371 Sunset Blvd.) had its own reality show in 2011, aptly named Saddle Ranch, and was also featured in an episode of Sex and the City, when Miranda decided to let loose and ride the bull on the girls’ visit to Los Angeles, as well as several episodes of The Girl Next Door!

SUNSET TOWER HOTEL (8358 Sunset Blvd.) has been featured in many movies. In the original 1969 version of The Italian Job, the men stayed here while planning their heist, and in Dinner for Schmucks, it was used as the exterior for Tim's (Paul Rudd) apartment.

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(8300 Sunset Blvd.) can be seen in the 2011 movie The Green Hornet during a party scene with Seth Rogen, in which a chair flies through one of the windows. The hotel is also in an episode of Entourage—Drama ends up hanging upside down from a balcony overlooking the pool deck.

HIGH VOLTAGE TATTOO

(1259 N. La Brea) was home to the popular TLC show LA Ink which ran from 2007 to 2011.

SANTA MONICA BLVD.FORMOSA CAFÉ (7156 Santa Monica Blvd.) is seen in the 1997 movie L.A. Confidential, an intricate noir tale of police corruption and Hollywood sleaze in the 1950s. Other movies shot here include The Majestic and Still Breathing.

THE LOT

(7200 Santa Monica Blvd., formally Pickford- Fairbanks Studios, United Artists Studios and The Samuel Goldwyn Studios) was home to the TV series True Blood during its entire run, from 2008 to 2014. The studio has a history that dates back to the early 1900s, and was a filming location for classic movies such as Guys and Dolls, Some Like it Hot, West Side Story and The Big Lebowski; and TV shows such as The Love Boat, The Fugitive and Dynasty.

VODA SPA

(7700 Santa Monica Blvd.), an updated version of a classic Russian sauna, is a common destination for the contestants and trainers on The Biggest Loser.

BAR LUBITSCH (7702 Santa Monica Blvd.) can be seen in the 2011 blockbuster Transformers: Dark of the Moon.

THE ORIGINAL BARNEY’S BEANERY

(8447 Santa Monica Blvd.) was featured several times in the movie The Doors, including a scene in which Jim Morrison is kicked out for urinating on the bar (an incident which reportedly happened in real life).

THE WEST HOLLYWOOD IHOP

(8461 Santa Monica Blvd.) is the same IHOP seen in the hit movie The Hangover Part II.

THE PALIHOUSE HOLLOWAY HOTEL

(8465 Holloway Dr.) was the location of Whitney’s going-away party when she left the reality show The Hills.

PUMP LOUNGE

(8948 Santa Monica Blvd.), restaurateur and reality show star Lisa Vanderpump’s new restaurant, is a common setting for the housewives’ antics on both The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and her spin-off, Vanderpump Rules.

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(606 N. Robertson Blvd.) is Lisa Vanderpump’s first restaurant, and it’s also featured on her reality shows.

PACIFIC DESIGN CENTER (8687 Melrose Ave.) can be seen in several TV shows, including episodes of Entourage, NCIS: Los Angeles, Big Love and several HGTV specials.

URTH CAFFÉ

(8565 Melrose Ave.) is probably the most depicted business on Entourage—it’s the boys’ most frequented hangout.

LEMONADE

(9001 Beverly Blvd.) On The Hills, this restaurant is where LC and Whitney said their good-byes before Whitney left for New York to start her own show.

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An iconic Los Angeles hotel once referred to colloquially as "the Riot House" for its rock ‘n’ roll parties hosted by the likes of Led Zeppelin, The Who and the Rolling Stones, Andaz West Hollywood has evolved into a sexy urban oasis with a touch of vintage glamour. The modern boutique hotel is nestled between the Hollywood Hills and the world-famous Sunset Strip and features complimentary amenities such as Wi-Fi, a nonalcoholic minibar, and an Andaz Lounge offering complimentary morning coffee and wine tasting each evening. The hotel boasts Los Angeles’ highest rooftop pool, Riot House Restaurant & Bar and creative event spaces that can accommodate small meetings as well as large celebrations.

ANDAZ WEST HOLLYWOOD

8401 WEST SUNSET BOULEVARD RATES: $199–$625

WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069 RESERVATIONS: 800.233.1234

WESTHOLLYWOOD.ANDAZ.COM CONTACT: 323.656.1234

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This West Hollywood hotel provides convenient access to many Southern California attractions such as the West Hollywood Design District and the Pacific Design Center. Situated just minutes from many of Southern California’s most famous attractions, the Sunset Plaza Hotel offers easy access to the fun and glamour of West Hollywood while still providing a quiet, peaceful atmosphere at the end of the day. Located on the legendary Sunset Strip, this West Hollywood hotel is a short distance from several other trendy areas like the Melrose and Robertson shopping avenues.

Each of the 100 well-appointed guest rooms features a microwave, refrigerator, cable satellite television with HBO and high-speed Internet access. The hotel is perfect for both corporate travelers and visitors alike. Hotel amenities include a complimentary hot American buffet breakfast each morning, an outdoor heated pool, guest laundry, business services and meeting facilities to accommodate up to 35 people.

BEST WESTERN SUNSET PLAZA HOTEL

8400 WEST SUNSET BOULEVARD RATES: $199–$499

WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069 RESERVATIONS: 800.421.3652

SUNSETPLAZAHOTEL.COM CONTACT: 323.654.0750

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The landmark upon which The Charlie resides today was first built and established in 1924 by the Ruth Gordon family. Word has it that numerous movie star legends have roamed these grounds in the past, living out their glorious days to the fullest. Charlie Chaplin, Marilyn Monroe and Gloria Swanson are such legends who were believed to have called, at one point or another, these grounds home.

In 2002, threatened by redevelopment, this historical landmark was acquired by Menachem Treivush and has since undergone a multimillion dollar renovation. By carefully preserving historical details incorporating the technology of today and dedicating careful attention to detail, Mr. Treivush has rapidly built The Charlie into the unique establishment that it is today. Since reopening to the public in 2008, The Charlie has become known as the hidden gem of the legendary West Hollywood.

THE CHARLIE

819 NORTH SWEETZER AVENUE RATES: $250–$700

WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069 RESERVATIONS: 323.988.9000

THECHARLIEHOTEL.COM CONTACT: 323.988.9000

Idyllically located on a residential, tree-lined street in West Hollywood amid the exciting Sunset Strip and bustling Santa Monica Boulevard, this eclectic boutique hotel offers the perfect combination of glamour, comfort and impeccable service. The dramatic style, unique ambiance and convenient location of Chamberlain West Hollywood make it an ideal choice for a relaxing extended visit or a short LA getaway for both business and leisure travelers.

Step into the glamorous 1980s with avant-garde décor complete with intricate brass detailing, cool hues with rich gold and chocolate accents and a chic retro feel. The Chamberlain West Hollywood boutique hotel features 114 spacious suites, an exclusive chic Bistro, a stunning rooftop setting with 360-degree panoramic views and elegant spaces for intimate events, private dinners or corporate meetings.

CHAMBERLAIN WEST HOLLYWOOD

1000 WESTMOUNT DRIVE RATES: $249–$459

WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069 RESERVATIONS: 800.201.9652

CHAMBERLAINWESTHOLLYWOOD.COM CONTACT: 310.657.7400

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The Grafton on Sunset, perfectly located in the heart of the world-famous Sunset Strip, debuts a fresh and contemporary new look after the completion of an extensive multimillion dollar renovation. The entire boutique hotel has undergone a complete transformation—from the exterior to the public spaces, to the restaurant Oliver’s Prime, to the lobby lounge Bar 20, to the guestrooms and suites—nothing has gone unchanged. Guests will delight in the Hollywood-chic décor combined with contemporary furnishings and finishes—making the Grafton on Sunset the perfect West Hollywood retreat when visiting Los Angeles.

The 108 guestrooms and themed suites feature a combination of leather and metal finishes set against a palette of grays and creams with pops of red accented throughout. All guestrooms feature built-in sitting areas, with fantastic lighting, perfect for lounging before hitting the Strip for the evening or reading a book in the morning with a cup of coffee. All rooms also include bathrobes, a 37-inch HDTV, in-room safe, writing desk, a mini-fridge, complimentary Wi-Fi, eco-friendly bath products and more. The five luxurious and spacious suites at the Grafton on Sunset are individually designed to evoke classic Hollywood themes.

THE GRAFTON ON SUNSET

8462 WEST SUNSET BOULEVARD RATES: $239–$399

WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069 RESERVATIONS: 800.821.3660

GRAFTONONSUNSET.COM CONTACT: 323.654.4600

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Le Montrose Suite Hotel’s ideal location finds you minutes from the finest shopping, restaurants and nightlife that West Hollywood has to offer. Concierge services are available around the clock to assist in providing the quintessential star experience. When business brings you to the area, whether a quick visit or an extended stay, you will find that the luxury suites provide the finest amenities and services to help you work efficiently and relax after a long day.

Nestled in a quiet neighborhood setting just steps away from the constant motion of the famous Sunset Strip, Le Montrose Suite Hotel is designed with your privacy and comfort in mind. From the exclusive Privato Lounge and rooftop pool and bar with panoramic views to the stylish studio and one-bedroom suites, each element of this boutique hotel is beautifully detailed with warm, urban appeal, sleek sophistication and an edgy, elegant attitude. Retreat in one of the residential-style suites blending comfort with creativity, service with style, and logic with luxury.

LE MONTROSE SUITE HOTEL

900 HAMMOND STREET RATES: $209–$499

WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069 RESERVATIONS: 800.776.0666

LEMONTROSE.COM CONTACT: 310.855.1115

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Orchestrated by famed interior designer David Collins, The London West Hollywood’s richly appointed spacious suites set a new standard in modern comfort and are destined to become your "private residence" in West Hollywood. In Collins’ unique, imaginative and refined style, English country flirts with California sun and dances with Hollywood’s Golden Age. Feel welcome at every turn with unpretentious, seductive style.

Cosmopolitan chic is subtly woven into every aspect of the hotel—from the stunning lobby, specialty suite collection, Boxwood Restaurant, and brand-new fitness center to a garden-inspired pool deck and private terraces inviting complete accessibility to Southern California’s ideal climes. The London West Hollywood is elegance custom-made for the Southern California lifestyle. Escape to where glamour and elegance come together for a striking cosmopolitan vibe and ease—The London West Hollywood—fashioning a new look and feel on the legendary Sunset Strip.

THE LONDON WEST HOLLYWOOD

1020 NORTH SAN VICENTE BOULEVARD RATES: $299–$2599

WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069 RESERVATIONS: 866.282.4560

THELONDONWESTHOLLYWOOD.COM CONTACT: 310.854.1111

Le Parc’s sought-after location—steps from the West Hollywood Design District with a treasure trove of antique furniture, decorator showrooms and art galleries, a block from La Cienega Boulevard’s famed Restaurant Row and close proximity to the colorful Melrose Avenue and Robertson Boulevard, with their eclectic antique and chic clothing stores—makes the hotel an ideal spot from which to sample everything that West Hollywood has to offer.

Le Parc Suite Hotel is a true boutique hotel with its own unique character, style and the highest levels of personal service. Its 154 suites over three floors provide travelers with a range of accommodation options including Studio King Suites, Twin-Bedded Suites, Double-Bedded Suites and One-Bedroom Suites. Amenities include Knoll at Le Parc, an intimate and charming restaurant with seating for 32, which features foods created from the freshest and finest seasonal ingredients; the rooftop Skydeck, with its heated swimming pool, cabañas, hot tub and tennis court; fitness center with state-of-the-art workout equipment; a 24-hour complimentary Business Center; and a complimentary house car service available to drop guests off at locations within a 3 mi/ 4.82 km radius of the hotel. The hotel also offers pet-friendly accommodations.

LE PARC SUITE HOTEL

733 NORTH WEST KNOLL DRIVE RATES: $229–$499

WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069 RESERVATIONS: 800.578.4837

LEPARCSUITES.COM CONTACT: 310.855.8888

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Palihouse is a luxury, long-stay property that celebrates the best of home and hospitality. Established with the conviction that neighborhoods, unique experiences and inspiring places are integral to a life well-traveled, Palihouse has been designed so savvy guests can explore the people and places they visit organically, with style, sophistication and individuality. At Palihouse, discriminating tastemakers and world travelers are empowered to experience the heartfelt expressions of residential-style dwelling when traveling without having to compromise on location, style, amenities or service.

In this spirit, Palihouse tailored a one-of-a-kind urban lodge that conjures up the ideal pied-à-terre you’ve always imagined. Palihouse provides a welcoming oversized suite, an open table, a place to connect, and a place where you’re never alone unless you choose to be. Palihouse Holloway also features The Restaurant, the Rooftop Sunset Cocktail Lounge, Palihouse Courtyard Brasserie and a luxurious lobby lounge, which brings guests, residents and neighbors together for signature cocktails, food and more. Not a boutique hotel and not a luxury residence, Palihouse offers the best of both.

PALIHOUSE

8465 HOLLOWAY DRIVE RATE: $350–$1,500

WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069 RESERVATIONS: 323.327.9702

PALIHOUSE.COM CONTACT: 323.656.4100

Mondrian LA is a parallel universe of perpetual possibility. Designed by Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz, this luxury boutique hotel in the heart of West Hollywood captures everything the Strip stands for—excitement, invincibility and glamour. Entering Mondrian through its signature, 30-foot mahogany doors, guests will find the recently expanded lobby accented with hues of deep purple and complemented by custom-designed furniture, a Lucite indoor swing and a mushroom-inspired concierge desk. The Lobby Bar serves a full café menu during the day and small plates in the evening, while up in the sky amid the clouds of Los Angeles is Skybar lounge, Los Angeles’ mainstay for nightlife. The gift shop, Base, offers curated items tailored for the LA scene. Mondrian is located right on the Sunset Strip, close to Fox Studios, Paramount Pictures, Staples Center, Dodgers Stadium, Hollywood Hills, Santa Monica, Rodeo Drive and Getty Museum.

With Herringbone restaurant, the red hot Skybar, and its fabled Sunset Boulevard address, Mondrian is a sophisticated, modern urban resort that totally reinvents the hotel experience. Generously scaled, light-filled guest rooms have fully equipped working kitchens, large work desks stocked with office supplies, oversized bathrooms, and spare yet elegant furnishings that were inspired by a sense of uncomplicated sophistication. Most of the rooms have enormous floor-to-ceiling windows and beautiful views. Laid out more like a comfortable home than the typical hotel room, the guest rooms at Mondrian are the ultimate home away from home.

MONDRIAN

8440 WEST SUNSET BOULEVARD RATES: $309–$799

WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069 RESERVATIONS: 800.525.8029

MONDRIANHOTEL.COM CONTACT: 323.650.8999

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The Ramada West Hollywood sits on the site of the former Tropicana Hotel and Motor Lodge on Santa Monica Boulevard—near the end of the famous Route 66. The famed rock 'n' roll refuge with the black-tiled swimming pool, “The Trop” was where Jim Morrison lived, as well as Tom Waits, where Andy Warhol filmed Heat, where Janis Joplin partied and where other residents included Blondie, Led Zeppelin, Springsteen, Sam Shepard, the Clash, the Beach Boys, Elvis Costello, and Guns N' Roses. It was a first stop on the way up the rock 'n' roll ladder, as well as a place to stay once you’d made it. The big record companies grew on Santa Monica Boulevard and the Sunset Strip during this era and made LA the rock ‘n’ roll recording center of America.

The Ramada West Hollywood was built on this hallowed site in the 1980s and is still a stopover for the entertainment industry, as well as international leisure travelers. Given its provenance, it’s understandable why the Ramada Plaza has become the de facto hotel for both the music and entertainment business in West Hollywood.

RAMADA PLAZA HOTEL WEST HOLLYWOOD

8585 SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD RATES: $179–$1,000

WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069 RESERVATIONS: 800.845.8585

RAMADAWEHO.COM CONTACT: 310.652.6400

Nestled on a quiet street in West Hollywood, the boutique, 79-suite Petit Ermitage is located 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, DeKooning, Erte, Rauschenberg and Dali. Understated decadence and artistic whimsy define the property and are visible in details from the custom-crafted mattresses and 618-thread-count sheets 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—replete with native gardens, a saltwater pool, cabañas, 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.

PETIT ERMITAGE

8822 CYNTHIA STREET RATES: $265–$695

WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069 RESERVATIONS: 310.967.6335

PETITERMITAGE.COM CONTACT: 310.854.1114

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The first of André Balazs’ Standard Hotels, The Standard, Hollywood is a true original. The hotel caters to a young-spirited clientele who appreciate the hotel’s timeless modern design and offbeat sensibility. Hotel features include an iconic floor-to-ceiling shag-carpeted lobby lounge, a live DJ at the Front Desk, a poolside desert café, an ongoing exhibition devoted to fine art video and live performance art. The pool deck, covered in cobalt blue Astroturf, is the quintessential Hollywood destination renowned for its ping-pong, power lunches, sunbathers, pool parties and the best people-watching this side of the 101. The hotel’s club, mmhmmm, has a cool vibe and features some of Los Angeles' best musical performances. The hotel is also home to super hip optical retailer Warby Parker.

The Standard, Hollywood is anything but…

THE STANDARD

8300 WEST SUNSET BOULEVARD RATES: $235–$500

WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069 CONTACT: 323.650.9090

STANDARDHOTELS.COM EMAIL: HOLLYWOOD@STANDARDHOTELS.COM

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“With an unassuming front entryway, San Vicente Bungalows is a hidden gem in West Hollywood that features a pool, sun deck, and large patio area. Though the street of San Vicente, where it’s located, is bustling, the hotel is quiet and calming within the front doors. Long white curtains make the hotel seem miles away from the busy city, and the friendly staff are more than accommodating when it comes to making sure you enjoy your stay.” - West Hollywood Patch

A hidden oasis in the heart of West Hollywood that’s located right off of the bustling San Vicente and Santa Monica Boulevards, San Vicente Bungalows is truly a hidden gem in West Hollywood. Featuring 29 whitewashed bungalows and a pool surrounded by lush gardens, San Vicente Bungalows is walking distance to the fine shops, bars and restaurants of Santa Monica and Robertson Boulevards, yet offers a serene environment that feels worlds away. Under new ownership and management, the property will close in early 2016 for 18 months, undergoing fresh design updates and service upgrades. To learn more about this exciting refurbishment, visit sanvicentebungalows.com.

SAN VICENTE BUNGALOWS

845 N. SAN VICENTE BOULEVARD RATES FROM $99

WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069 RESERVATIONS: 310.854.6915

SANVICENTEBUNGALOWS.COM CONTACT: 310.854.6915

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This West Hollywood hotel’s history reads like a Who’s Who—including, as it so happens, The Who. Semiofficial private hotel sanctuary for West Hollywood’s A-list elite. Safe refuge for the notorious, the infamous and, in at least one case, the accused. And ground zero for a litany of rockers looking to hide out in plain sight. Since 1963, the serene garden oasis in the heart of West Hollywood known as the Sunset Marquis has served as home-away-from-home to rock legends, Mad Men, fashionistas and discerning travelers from all over.

Centrally located and with easy access to downtown Los Angeles, Sunset Marquis Hotel & Villas features 152 exquisitely decorated suites and villas intertwined within a 3.5-acre oasis of lush gardens and private retreats. Dine indoor or outdoor at Cavatina, soak up the rays at either of the 2 outdoor heated pools, forget the stress of the day at iconic BAR 1200 or indulge in body, facial and nail treatments at SPA. If you’re ready to cut your latest hit, book some time in our recording studio, Nightbird. Find some time to visit Morrison Hotel Gallery in the lobby as well to peruse through the numerous iconic photographs available for purchase from some of the greatest photographers in the world.

SUNSET MARQUIS

1200 ALTA LOMA ROAD RATES: $295–$7,000

WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069 RESERVATIONS: 800.858.9758

SUNSETMARQUIS.COM CONTACT: 310.657.1333

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Recently renovated, this landmark 15-story building was designed by architect Leland Bryant in 1929, serving as a residence for everyone from Errol Flynn to Claudette Colbert, John Wayne, Elizabeth Taylor, Frank Sinatra, Marilyn Monroe and Howard Hughes. With its chic restaurant, fabulous spa and unrivaled views of West Hollywood, the exceptional environment of the Sunset Tower Hotel offers its guests every comfort and amenity.

Originally built as a distinctly Hollywood version of Art Deco, the hotel is now equipped with the latest electronic conveniences, providing the ultimate in privacy and elegance. Rooms range from standard rooms, spacious suites with floor-to-ceiling windows and limestone bathrooms to spectacular penthouses with separate living and boudoir areas, wraparound terraces and deep soaking tubs. These superb accommodations come with stylish custom fittings, romantic lighting and artworks, creating a subtly luxurious feeling.

SUNSET TOWER HOTEL

8358 WEST SUNSET BOULEVARD RATES: $345–$2,500

WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069 RESERVATIONS: 800.225.2637

SUNSETTOWERHOTEL.COM CONTACT: 323.654.7100

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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.

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.

HOLLOWAY MOTEL

8465 SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD RATES: FROM $79

WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069 RESERVATIONS: 888.654.6400

HOLLOWAYMOTEL.COM CONTACT: 323.654.2454

ALTA CIENEGA MOTEL

1005 NORTH LA CIENEGA BOULEVARD RATES: FROM $79

WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069 RESERVATIONS: 310.652.5797

ALTACIENEGAMOTEL.COM CONTACT: 310.652.5797

MOTELS

Mondrian is a luxurious boutique hotel in the heart of West Hollywood. Designed by Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz, this is a sophisticated, modern urban resort that reinvents the hotel experience. Photo Credit: @kataskouras

Between the glitz and glamour, stop by one of WeHo’s many gyms to get your sweat on! Reebok CrossFit LAB has courses designed to meet any fitness level. Photo Credit: @jamisonmoon

Known for legendary facials, Kinara Spa attracts celebrities like Anne Hathaway and Halle Berry. Photo Credit: Olgalornscinskincare

When you’re trying to look your best, Ole Henriksen Face and Body Spa is a one-stop shop for all your beauty needs.

Levitated Mass by Michael Heizer is a 340-ton boulder affixed above a concrete walkway at LACMA, just south of WeHo on Wilshire.

The Standard Hotel is the perfect location with incredible views of LA and Hollywood. Photo Credit: Mase Travels

Walt Disney Concert Hall in downtown L.A. is home to Los Angeles Philharmonic, presenting the best in classical, contemporary, jazz and world music. Photo by John Liu, flickr.com/8047705@N02

Music and food collide at E.P. & L.P. one of the hottest new restaurant and lounges in WeHo.

Enjoy your food and the sunshine too! Many WeHo restaurants offer alfresco dining including Lucques (shown above).

As a world-famous cultural landmark, the Sunset Strip continues to set trends in music, hospitality, dining and shopping. Nothing compares to seeing the Strip up close and in person. Photo by Peter Vitale, petervitalephotography.com

Located at 1106 North La Cienega Boulevard, Pink Iron is Los Angeles’ premiere women’s fitness studio, offering an effective workout and supportive environment for women to reach their health and fitness goals.

Gracias Madre serves 100% organic, locally-sourced plant-based food inspired by the kitchens of Mexico. Visit their website graciasmadreweho.com to view their menu or make a reservation.

WeHo claimed a world record for the Rocky Horror Picture Show’s largest “Time Warp” dance at the annual West Hollywood Halloween Carnival on Santa Monica Boulevard.

The Pacific Design Center is known by Angelenos as the Blue Whale. It’s a phenomenal design nirvana for furniture, home accessories, gorgeous fabrics and linens.

Baby Blues BBQ's smoked BBQ ribs & other meats are the stars at this down-home eatery decorated with local artwork.

Go behind the scenes of Hollywood's busiest movie studio at Universal Studios Hollywood theme park, just a short drive from WeHo.

Infinite possibilities, one city

THINGS TO DO

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World-renowned chefs flock to West Hollywood to offer their delectable cuisines to the A-list clientele who frequent the local restaurants. Considered one of the finest restaurants in Los Angeles, Lucques—from Suzanne Goin—is located in West Hollywood on Melrose Avenue. 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.

The Sunset Strip is home to a diverse selection of notable dining experiences. The Church Key has been reeling in Young Hollywood with its stylish setting and playful American take on dim sum. Outdoor

dining is also popular at Sunset Plaza, where alfresco dining at Maia and Le Petit Four offers front-row seating right along the action-packed Sunset Strip—ideal for spotting exotic cars and glamorous people.

West Hollywood’s wide selection of dining establishments—from casual to upscale and classic to modern—makes this city Southern California’s most diverse and exciting culinary destination.

For a unique culinary experience that evolves into an exciting bar scene at night, try Laurel Hardware on Santa Monica Boulevard. If you’re in the mood for Mexican cuisine with a vegan twist, try Gracias Madre. Acclaimed Chef Michael Cimarusti has launched Connie & Ted’s, his modern take on a classic New England seafood shack. Eveleigh on the Sunset Strip offers an ever-changing seasonal menu using only the freshest ingredients. E.P. & L.P. is a multilevel modern Asian restaurant from Australian Chef Louis Tikaram with a view of the Hollywood Hills from its rooftop bar.

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“I THINK PEOPLE ARE DRAWN TO

WEST HOLLYWOOD BECAUSE OF ITS

VIBRANT AND ECLECTIC ENERGY AND

MOST IMPORTANTLY FOR ITS MESSAGE

OF INCLUSIVITY. IN THIS CITY YOU ARE

FREE TO BE WHO YOU ARE AND THAT’S

THE REASON KEN AND I OPENED PUMP.

IT MIRRORS THIS CITY’S MESSAGE OF

INCLUSIVITY WHERE EVERYONE IS

WELCOME.”—LISA VANDERPUMP

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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 Guns N’ Roses in their music video for the song "November Rain." Try the pizza and delicious family-style Italian food in their romantic and cozy dining room.

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Be advised that self-parking is limited at many dining establishments. Valet parking is the preferred parking method, with fees ranging from $3 to $12. It is customary to tip your valet parking attendant.

Reservations are recommended at most fine-dining establishments, so be sure to call the restaurant in advance or book on opentable.com.

For the complete West Hollywood experience, request outdoor seating and dine alfresco. People - and car-watching are favorite pastimes in West Hollywood.

A standard tip for a meal is 15%-20%.

West Hollywood’s 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 Boxwood at The London West Hollywood, Palihouse Café and Courtyard Brasserie, Oliver’s Prime at Grafton on Sunset, Tower Bar at Sunset Tower, Herringbone at Mondrian, 24/7 at The Standard, Cavatina at Sunset Marquis and Riot House at Andaz West Hollywood.

For a more informal experience, try the classic Mel’s Drive-In on Sunset Boulevard, which is open 24 hours. Ed’s Coffee Shop on Robertson Boulevard is one of the most enduring establishments in the West Hollywood Design 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 for 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!

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DID YOU KNOW?The Kardashians moved their West Coast DASH location from Calabasas to West Hollywood in 2012. Visit the store on Melrose whether you’re looking for high fashion or a souvenir.

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.

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At Sunset Plaza, free parking is available behind the plaza 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.

At 1.9 square miles/3.05 square kilometers, West Hollywood is California’s most walkable city. Sunset Plaza and the West Hollywood Design District both feature fantastic outdoor shopping, so leave the car behind and take to the streets!

in one of several upscale alfresco dining spots. (The people-watching can be almost as much fun as the shopping.) Explore Sunset Plaza and park for free in their designated lots—you can’t miss the signs.

One of the best things about shopping in West Hollywood is that the design and display of the stores are given nearly as much attention as the clothing. These cutting-edge structures elevate the shopping experience well beyond the mainstream, as is the case with interior designer Kelly Wearstler’s first stand-alone fashion boutique on Melrose Avenue. 3.1 Philip Lim’s striking modernist design serves as the perfect backdrop for the clean and crisp lines of the clothing. The Balenciaga and Alberta Ferretti stores—located less than a block from each other on Melrose—are must-sees for any design and fashion enthusiast.

Santa Monica Boulevard also has its share of fashion, mostly geared toward guys, including trendy men’s sportswear store LASC, Brick + Mortar and the flagship store from well-known underwear brand Andrew Christian.

“THE WEST HOLLYWOOD DESIGN

DISTRICT IS THE CENTER OF CULTURE

AND FASHION IN CALIFORNIA. THERE

WAS NO OTHER PLACE WHERE WE

WANTED TO OPEN OUR FIRST STORE ON

THE WEST COAST.”—JOHN VARVATOS

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As the West Coast’s undisputed design mecca, West Hollywood is home to a mix of boutiques, fashion houses and design studios that can’t be found anywhere else in the world. Fashionistas and style makers flock here to find out what’s next in cutting-edge fashion.

West Hollywood’s main shopping areas are the West Hollywood Design District and Sunset Plaza, a collection of shops and cafés in a glamorous historic setting on Sunset Boulevard.

West Hollywood Design District is located at the crossroads of Melrose Avenue, Robertson Boulevard and Beverly Boulevard, and features a mix of global designer flagships, local fashion boutiques, art galleries, interior design showrooms and chic eateries. North Robertson Boulevard has gained a reputation as a hipper, younger alternative to Rodeo Drive and is home to brands like Christian Louboutin, H.L.N.R. (H. Lorenzo North Robertson),

Chrome Hearts, 3.1 Philip Lim, John Varvatos, Tommy Hilfiger and Retrospecs & Co.

Melrose Avenue features an equally impressive selection of high-style retailers, including Alberta Ferretti, rag & bone, Balenciaga, Moschino, James Perse, Kitson, Maxfield, Helmut Lang and Restoration Hardware. Enjoy a gourmet coffee, lunch or snack at Urth Caffé, Le Pain Quotidien or Alfred Coffee on Melrose, then set off on your

shopping adventure.

Sunset Plaza (located along the 8600 block of Sunset Boulevard) combines the trendsetting spirit of West Hollywood with the glamour and sophistication of Old

Hollywood. Set along both sides of Sunset Boulevard in rows of charming buildings built in the 1920s, Sunset Plaza is home to BCBG Max Azria, Wildfox, Nicole Miller, H. Lorenzo, Haute Hippie, Armani Exchange, Sand and Oliver Peoples. Stroll the wide, pedestrian-friendly sidewalks and be sure to have lunch or dinner

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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!

For nearly 40 years, the Comedy Store on Sunset Boulevard has featured some of the biggest names in stand-up 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 stand-up comedy and live entertainment.

The “bookseller to the great and infamous,” Book Soup on Sunset Boulevard holds nightly celebrity book-signings and literary events.

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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 find out if reservations are required.

Nightlife in West Hollywood is densely concentrated and conveniently walkable. Try hitting several different spots in one night, commuting either by foot or by taxi.

Nightlife on Santa Monica Boulevard just got easier with the Pickup Line from the city of West Hollywood. The Pickup runs a four-mile long loop along Santa Monica Boulevard with stops every two to three blocks, offering passengers a lift every 15 minutes Friday and Saturday evenings.

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 to $15), and walk to your destination. Check visitwesthollywood.com for additional parking information.

Bars and clubs in Los Angeles are open until 2 AM, and usually get crowded around 10 PM Last call for alcohol is around 1:30 AM.

In the world-renowned gay district of Santa Monica Boulevard, crowds flock to pulsing gay clubs like Flaming Saddles, Rage, Revolver, Fiesta Cantina, Micky’s and, just south on Robertson Boulevard, The Abbey and Here Lounge. Visitors can enjoy a wide variety of themed nights, attractive crowds and innovative drinks in an anything-goes atmosphere. Moving towards the east side of the city, you’ll find local favorites like Laurel Hardware, Now Boarding, Surly Goat and The Hudson.

West Hollywood has always had a reputation for living it up. With infamous live music venues, swanky lounges and pulsing dance clubs to choose from, it’s no surprise that West Hollywood’s population nearly doubles on the weekend. But it’s not just weekends that are hot in WeHo; any night of the week you’ll find vibrant crowds and streets alive with fun-seekers.

The Sunset Strip continues to reinvent itself as Los Angeles’ nightlife and entertainment epicenter. It first gained notoriety during the “Roaring Twenties” for discreet gambling and speakeasies that made it a playground for the rich and famous. In the 1960s, the counterculture movement moved in and musicians like Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison and Jimi Hendrix performed regularly at local music venues. The 1980s brought the legendary antics of rockers like Aerosmith, Guns N’ Roses and Mötley Crüe, who turned West Hollywood into the epicenter of raging rock 'n' roll excess.

Today, world-famous clubs like the Viper Room, Whisky a Go Go and The Roxy Theatre light up the Strip with an infinite variety of musical styles. Countless top musical acts got their break in these

legendary clubs and sometimes drop in to make an impromptu appearance—like the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Foo Fighters have done at The Roxy. While on the Sunset Strip you may also want to check out any of the decadent hotel bars such as the Tower Bar at Sunset Tower, Skybar at the Mondrian or Bar 1200 at the Sunset Marquis.

If you’re looking for a classic nightclub experience, consider Bootsy Bellows, 1 OAK and Henry’s, but note that you may need to reserve a table to get in. WeHo also offers a selection of drinking and dining establishments offering good times any

night of the week. Start on the west side of the Strip at The Church Key, State Social House, Pearl’s Liquor Bar and Eveleigh. A few blocks east will take you to the infamous mechanical bull at Saddle Ranch Chop House. End with margaritas from Cabo Cantina or a fireside nightcap at The Den of Hollywood.

Moving south of the Sunset Strip, the nightlife on Santa Monica Boulevard is full of energy. Here, the legendary Troubadour has helped launch some of music’s most talented performers—from greats like Elton John, James Taylor and Van Morrison to today’s top upcoming indie acts.

“WEST HOLLYWOOD IS THE BEST

PLACE TO HAVE A NIGHT OUT IN LOS

ANGELES. WE HAVE EVERYTHING: LIVE

MUSIC, COMEDY, THEATER AND SOME OF

THE MOST FAMOUS NIGHTCLUBS AND

RESTAURANTS IN THE WORLD, NOT TO

MENTION ALL THE VIBRANT, BEAUTIFUL

AND DIVERSE PEOPLE THAT WANT A

GOOD TIME.”—DAVID COOLEY

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For a full-service unisex spa, visit Gendarmerie, where L.L. Cool J is part owner, and be sure to pick up one of their signature Gendarme fragrances.

If you’re looking to be treated like a star, try Marco Pelusi on Robertson Boulevard. Marco and his team are award-winning stylists and colorists who cater to Hollywood’s A-List.

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Some West Hollywood hotels have onsite gyms, and others offer complimentary passes to nearby facilities, so be sure to ask the front desk.

If you are a fan of yoga or spinning, try out a class at Aura Yoga or Cyclehouse, where you are sure to break a sweat.

Kinara Spa is famous for offering 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.

SPAS, FITNESS & BEAUTY

Ken Paves is one of the top salons in LA, and its rustic charm evokes a Hollywood hideaway. Another unique space you could spend all day in is Voda Spa on Santa Monica Boulevard. Known for its Russian banyas, this facility has a large pool area, several treatment rooms and even a full-service restaurant and a bar.

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 Cure 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.

In a city with so much to do, you can find yourself wanting some much-needed “me time.” Whether you prefer going to a spa to relax or rejuvenating 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 almost guaranteed star-sightings. 24 Hour Fitness is a great option for travelers, offering day passes and group classes. If spin classes are your thing, head over to Flywheel Sports or SoulCycle for a full-body workout. Get fit Aussie-style with classes at Training Mate. For the truly adventurous, try the Reebok CrossFit LAB, where you are considered an athlete in training, so bring plenty of water!

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 Blushington or Ole Henriksen Face/Body, a Los Angeles institution. Looking to achieve

glamorous, red-carpet-worthy hair? Stop by Drybar for a perfect blowout.

A well-kept secret of West Hollywood is the exquisite selection of spas. Kinara and Gendarmerie are two of the first-class full-service spas frequented by the who’s who of Los Angeles. Skin Laundry is known for their signature facial that

employs a gentle yet effective laser treatment. Makeup Mandy will be sure you’re looking camera-ready with her expertise in lash extensions and makeup. Want that California glow? Check out Sunset Tan for high-tech tanning beds and sunless tanning treatments.

“WEST HOLLYWOOD CATERS TO A

FITNESS-OBSESSED, TRENDY AND

ACTIVE COMMUNITY—WHICH IS WHY MY

CO-FOUNDERS AND I ALL AGREED THAT

IT WAS THE PERFECT LOCATION TO

OPEN THE DOORS TO OUR FIRST

BARRY’S BOOTCAMP LOCATION.

WHETHER YOU’RE LOOKING FOR

FITNESS, FOOD, BEAUTY OR SHOPPING,

WEST HOLLYWOOD IS HOME TO LA’S

MOST NOTABLE HOT SPOTS. OUR

CLIENTS COME TO US FOR THE BEST

WORKOUT IN LOS ANGELES (AND THE

WORLD!) AND OUR INSTRUCTORS

ALWAYS DELIVER.”—BARRY JAY

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DID YOU KNOW?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.

The new West Hollywood Library is home to an expansive collection of LGBT literature and history, including the Ron Shipton HIV Information Center.

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.

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 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 the weather is usually warmer during the day and can be 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.

coffee shops. Don’t miss the West Hollywood Design District, home to more than 300 art galleries, fashion boutiques, interior design showrooms and outdoor cafés with awesome people-watching. You might even run into Brad Pitt or Ellen DeGeneres shopping for new home furnishings.

Visit our LGBT website at gogaywesthollywood.com for more specific information on LGBT travel.

These days, LGBT travelers are in high demand, with destinations around the world competing for gay visitors. But nowhere else will you find such an authentically gay-friendly atmosphere and so much cosmopolitan excitement packed into just 1.9 square miles/3.05 square kilometers. Located in the heart of greater Los Angeles, more than 40% of West Hollywood’s population identifies as LGBT. Visitors are assured a safe, welcoming urban environment that was built on the needs and interests of the community.

For gay visitors, there’s a lot to love about West Hollywood, including one of the world’s most thriving gay nightlife scenes, sleek designer hotels and easy access to LA’s countless cultural and sightseeing landmarks. While there’s something exciting happening here year-round, the LA Pride festival in June and Halloween Costume Carnaval in October both draw hundreds of thousands of revelers, making them great times to visit.

If nightlife is your thing, Santa Monica Boulevard is where it’s all happening, with hot spots

ranging from pulsing dance clubs to friendly neighborhood bars. The Abbey, Flaming Saddles, Revolver, Fiesta Cantina, GYM Sports Bar, The Factory, Motherlode, Micky’s and Rage are just a few of the bars and clubs that make the Westside popular, while Gold Coast, Fubar and Hamburger Mary’s beckon visitors east.

All of West Hollywood’s hotels are exceedingly gay-friendly. Spend your afternoons beside a glamorous rooftop pool at The London West Hollywood, Andaz West Hollywood or Mondrian. Ramada Plaza West Hollywood is located right in the heart of the action on Santa Monica Boulevard, buzzing with pedestrians, outdoor cafés, shops and bars. Spacious all-suite properties like the Petit Ermitage, Le Montrose Suite Hotel, Le Parc Suite Hotel and Chamberlain are within easy walking distance of Santa Monica Boulevard, as is the chic pied-à-terre Palihouse.

If you’re looking for an alternative to the clubs, West Hollywood is full of great restaurants, indulgent spas, sensational shopping, outstanding art galleries and gay-frequented

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ROSE PARADE / JANUARY 1

If you’re in West Hollywood for New Year's, look into attending the Rose Parade in Pasadena, just 15 mi/24.14 km from WeHo. This historic California celebration is a festival of flowers, music and sports unequaled anywhere in the world. tournamentofroses.com

AUSTRALIA WEEK / JANUARY

The single largest foreign-country promotion held annually in the U.S., this weeklong 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. gdayusa.org

LOS ANGELES MARATHON / FEBRUARY

With 25,000 runners from all 50 states and over 100 countries, the LA Marathon is the largest marathon held in California, the fourth largest in the country, 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. lamarathon.com

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 Los Angeles’ Staples Center. All of LA will be celebrating—come to WeHo to be in the center of it all. grammy.com

OSCARS / FEBRUARY

With every new calendar year, the buzz of the entertainment community is all about Awards season. While the Academy Awards ceremony takes place at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood, much of the action happens in West Hollywood. Winners descend upon WeHo for exclusive after-parties like Sir Elton John’s party at West Hollywood Park. oscars.org

WESTWEEK / MARCH

Each spring, the Pacific Design Center hosts WestWeek, an internationally recognized design trade event that welcomes thousands of design professionals. The event includes top industry keynote speakers, showroom programs, book signings, exhibitions, product launches and the Stars of Design ceremony. pacificdesigncenter.com

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, theater, literature, technology, fashion, retail, cuisine, star-studded red carpet receptions, charity galas and museum exhibitions. britweek.org

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 Russian-speaking 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. weho.org/russian

ONE CITY ONE PRIDE / JUNE

One City One Pride, the City of West Hollywood’s annual LGBT art festival, examines the gay, lesbian, transgender and queer experience through a variety of art forms, including film, visual art, sculpture, theater and music. Beginning on Harvey Milk Day (May 22), the city presents a month of art exhibits as well as historical lectures and tours of West Hollywood’s gay landmarks. weho.org/pride

LA PRIDE / JUNE

West Hollywood proudly celebrates its dynamic gay and lesbian population during the annual LA PRIDE festival and parade. 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 more than 300,000 people to Santa Monica Boulevard. lapride.org

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 and lesbian arts event. Many West Hollywood venues host after-parties and celebrations throughout the festival. outfest.org

AIDS WALK LOS ANGELES / OCTOBER

The AIDS WALK is a fundraising event for AIDS Project Los Angeles and other AIDS service organizations across L.A. County. The 10 km/6.2 mi 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 very important cause. aidswalk.net/losangeles

WEST HOLLYWOOD HALLOWEEN COSTUME

CARNAVAL / OCTOBER 31

Join West Hollywood’s revelers at the largest Halloween street party in the world and show off your most outrageous costume. On October 31, the Halloween Costume Carnaval draws nearly 500,000 participants to the Boulevard for food, live entertainment, music and costume contests, and attendees go all out, creating elaborate, beautiful costumes from terrifying to sexy. visitwesthollywood.com/halloween-carnaval

DIEM – DESIGN INTERSECTS EVERYTHING

MADE / NOVEMBER

DIEM is a symposium to inspire, educate and encourage integral design. Critical cultural discussions, forums, presentations and keynotes from leaders in the fields of design, decorative arts, fashion, architecture, fine arts and culinary arts explore, evaluate and inspire breakthroughs for the business of creativity. DIEMevent.com

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West Hollywood is at the heart of the Los Angeles region and surrounded by must-see hot spots in every direction. Here are a few of our favorite things to do in and around WeHo.

MELROSE DISTRICT

For a more funky and eclectic shopping experience, visit the eastern end of Melrose Avenue (1.2 mi/ 1.93 km from WeHo), which runs from Fairfax to Highland Avenue. Shop at trendsetting, independent and budget-friendly retailers, vintage thrift shops and charming boutiques.

MALIBU BEACHES

Crowds pack the shores in Santa Monica and Venice, but the spectacular beaches of Malibu and the Pacific Palisades are beautiful retreats from the city. Will Rogers State beach in the Pacific Palisades, the unofficial “gay beach” of Los Angeles, is ideal for beachside drinks or games of volleyball, while Point Dume and Zuma Beach in Malibu offer great surfing and crystal-clear water.

HIKING RUNYON CANYON

2001 NORTH FULLER AVENUE,

LOS ANGELES, CA 90046

323.666.5046

Runyon Canyon is a 160-acre park in Los Angeles (4 mi/6.44 km from WeHo) with a number of hiking trails and stunning views of Los Angeles. Trek up to the highest point at an elevation of 1,320 ft/402.34 m, bring your dog and because of Runyon’s close proximity to residential areas in the Hollywood Hills, you might even catch sight of a celebrity or two.

HORSEBACK RIDING AT

SUNSET RANCH HOLLYWOOD

3400 NORTH BEACHWOOD DRIVE

LOS ANGELES, CA 90068

323.469.5450

The Sunset Ranch (just 7 mi/11.27 km from WeHo) offers guided tours through the hills of Griffith Park to the top of Mount Hollywood, where you’ll witness gorgeous views of the entire LA area. Enjoy a knowledgeable and friendly staff and a tour guide who will take you just underneath the Hollywood sign. Be a cowboy for a day!

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MOVIE SCREENINGS AND CONCERTS AT

HOLLYWOOD FOREVER CEMETERY

6000 SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD,

LOS ANGELES, CA 90038

323.469.1181

Take any opportunity possible to check out Hollywood Forever (4 mi/6.44 km from WeHo), whether it’s an outdoor movie, concert or tour. The Cinespia Cemetery Screenings occur every summer and on the Day of the Dead on The Fairbanks Lawn. Pack a picnic dinner and even drinks as alcohol on the lawn is permitted. There’s even a DJ who spins records before and after screenings. Creepy much? Not really, there’s something about Hollywood Forever that transcends creepiness and is just plain cool.

PICNICKING AT THE GETTY CENTER

1200 GETTY CENTER DRIVE,

LOS ANGELES, CA 90049

310.440.7300

At the top of everyone’s “must-see” list is the Getty (9 mi/14.48 km from WeHo). Find beauty and art even outside of the museum itself. What’s more, it’s all free. All you have to pay for is parking. Pack a picnic, catch some rays, read and frolic on the well-kept and manicured lawns. The Getty is great for groups and even better for dates, so visit this extraordinary gem. It’s one of LA’s finest.

DOWNTOWN ARTS DISTRICT

The Arts District in Downtown Los Angeles is a hidden oasis of art galleries, boutiques, restaurants and bars. Spend the day browsing through warehouse ateliers and the evening catching live music at one of the district's several dive bars and performance spaces. Make sure to visit Angel City Brewery, one of LA's best craft breweries, before the night is over!

VENICE

Venice, once infamous as Los Angeles’ “Dogtown,” is still rough around the edges but is now home to a wide variety of creative professionals in addition to skaters and surfers. The coffee shops and boutiques along Abbot Kinney epitomize the new Venice, a fashion blogger's paradise of California boho style. Fortunately, the old Venice is very much alive on the Venice Boardwalk, still bursting with performance artists, muscleheads, street vendors and other eccentrics.

SILVER LAKE

The hipster capital of the Los Angeles area, Silver Lake is the neighborhood of choice for aspiring musicians, poets and artists. You¹ll find all kinds of alternative outposts here, from record stores to leather bars, as well as a fusion of hipster and Hispanic culture that¹s uniquely Californian.

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TV TICKETSAUDIENCE ASSOCIATES:

FREE TICKETS TO NBC, CBS, FOX TELEVISION AND WARNER BROS.

818.985.8811/TVTIX.COM

AUDIENCES UNLIMITED:

FREE TICKETS TO LIVE TAPINGS OF TV SHOWS ON CBS, FOX AND MORE.

818.260.0041/TVTICKETS.COM

ON CAMERA AUDIENCES:

TICKETS FOR DANCING WITH THE STARS, AMERICAN IDOL AND MORE.

818.295.2700/ON-CAMERA-AUDIENCES.COM

SHOPPING CENTERSBEVERLY CENTER: 8500 BEVERLY BOULEVARD, LOS ANGELES, CA 90048

310.854.0070/BEVERLYCENTER.COM

Beverly Center is Southern California’s premier fashion destination with over 100 distinctive specialty boutiques, reflecting the diverse styles and tastes of Los Angeles.

THE GROVE: 189 THE GROVE DRIVE, LOS ANGELES, CA 90036

323.900.8080/888.315.8883/THEGROVELA.COM

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.

CENTURY CITY SHOPPING CENTER:

10250 SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD, CENTURY CITY, CA 90067

310.277.3898/WESTFIELD.COM/CENTURYCITY

Westfield Century City is an elegant shopping mall in the heart of Los Angeles. Offering a mix of stores and eateries, this outdoor complex makes for a pleasurable shopping experience.

SPORTS & MUSIC VENUESDODGER STADIUM : 1000 ELYSIAN PARK AVENUE, LOS ANGELES, CA 90012

866.DODGERS/DODGERS.COM

Home of the Los Angeles Dodgers Professional Baseball Team, Dodger Stadium is currently the third-oldest ballpark in MLB behind Fenway Park in Boston and Wrigley Field in Chicago.

STAPLES CENTER: 1111 SOUTH FIGUEROA STREET, LOS ANGELES, CA 90015

877.305.1111/STAPLESCENTER.COM

Home of the Lakers, Clippers and Sparks Professional Basketball Teams and Kings Professional Hockey Team.

LA LIVE – DOWNTOWN LA : 800 WEST OLYMPIC BOULEVARD, LOS ANGELES, CA 90015

213.763.5483/LALIVE.COM

4 million square-foot sports, entertainment and residential district adjacent to the Los Angeles Convention Center including Microsoft Theater, Club Nokia and The Grammy Museum.

WALT DISNEY CONCERT HALL: 111 SOUTH GRAND AVENUE, LOS ANGELES, CA 90012

323.850.2000/LAPHIL.COM

Home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic and designed by architect Frank Gehry to be one of the most acoustically sophisticated concert halls in the world.

THE MUSIC CENTER: 135 NORTH GRAND AVENUE, LOS ANGELES, CA 90012

213.972.7211/MUSICCENTER.ORG

Home to the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, the Ahmanson Theatre and the Mark Taper Forum which host resident companies including LA Opera, LA Master Chorale and Center Theatre Group.

PANTAGES THEATER: 6233 HOLLYWOOD BOULEVARD, HOLLYWOOD, CA 90028

323.468.1770/PANTAGES-THEATER.COM

Pantages Theater is one of Los Angeles’ leading venues for live theater including popular Broadway plays and musicals.

DOLBY THEATRE: 6801 HOLLYWOOD BOULEVARD, HOLLYWOOD, CA 90028

323.308.6300/DOLBYTHEATRE.COM

Guided theatre tours are offered seven days a week and offer visitors architectural and historical highlights, as well as a glimpse of the ultra-glamorous side of the Oscars.

HOLLYWOOD BOWL: 2301 NORTH HIGHLAND AVENUE, LOS ANGELES, CA 90068

323.850.2000/HOLLYWOODBOWL.COM

Hollywood Bowl is the largest natural outdoor amphitheater in the U.S. and is the summer home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic and the home of the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra.

GREEK THEATRE: 2700 NORTH VERMONT AVENUE, LOS ANGELES, CA 90027

323.665.5857/GREEKTHEATRELA.COM

Greek Theatre is nestled in the picturesque Griffith Park and is one of Los Angeles’ most historic venues. It has played host to some of the biggest names in entertainment.

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THEME PARKSUNIVERSAL STUDIOS HOLLYWOOD:

100 UNIVERSAL CITY PLAZA, UNIVERSAL CITY, CA 91608

800.864.8377/UNIVERSALSTUDIOSHOLLYWOOD.COM

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 rides and attractions.

SIX FLAGS MAGIC MOUNTAIN & HURRICANE HARBOR:

26101 MAGIC MOUNTAIN PARKWAY, VALENCIA, CA 91355

661.255.4100/SIXFLAGS.COM/MAGICMOUNTAIN

Six Flags Magic Mountain offers a 260-acre park featuring world-class roller coasters and over 100 thrilling rides, games and attractions as well as Hurricane Harbor, a 15-acre water park.

KNOTTS BERRY FARM: 8039 BEACH BOULEVARD, BUENA PARK, CA 90620

714.220.5200/KNOTTS.COM

Knott’s Berry Farm Theme Park offers more than 165 rides, shows, attractions, restaurants and shops in five themed areas. From world-class thrills like Silver Bullets, to the action-packed Old West Ghost Town and six-acre Camp Snoopy, Knott’s has something for everyone.

DISNEYLAND AND DISNEY’S CALIFORNIA ADVENTURE:

1313 DISNEYLAND DRIVE, ANAHEIM, CA 92802

714.781.4565/DISNEYLAND.COM

Disneyland Park is home to two theme parks (Disneyland and California Adventure), three hotels and a shopping, dining and entertainment complex known as Downtown Disney that host approximately 20 million visitors annually.

MUSEUMS & CULTURAL LANDMARKSTHE GETTY CENTER: 1200 GETTY CENTER DRIVE, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90049

310.440.7300/GETTY.EDU/VISIT

The Getty Center in Los Angeles presents the Getty’s collection of European and American art from the Middle Ages to the present against a backdrop of dramatic architecture, tranquil gardens and breathtaking views.

GRIFFITH OBSERVATORY: 2800 EAST OBSERVATORY ROAD, LOS ANGELES, CA 90027

213.473.0800/GRIFFITHOBSERVATORY.ORG

Griffith Observatory is a national leader in public astronomy, located on the southern slope of Mount Hollywood in Griffith Park, just above the Los Feliz neighborhood. It is 1,134 ft/345.64 m above sea level and is visible from many parts of the Los Angeles basin.

TOURSSTARLINE TOURS: 800.959.3131/323.463.3333/STARLINETOURS.COM

Starline Tours of Hollywood provides tours to all area attractions, stars’ homes and complete city tours. Tours available in most foreign languages.

RED LINE TOURS: 877.809.3320/REDLINETOURS.COM

Red Line Tours is LA’s only daily operating walking tour company. They offer sightseeing tours that take you inside the famous landmarks and let you discover the hidden treasures of Los Angeles.

BIKES & HIKES: 323.796.8555/BIKESANDHIKESLA.COM

Based in West Hollywood, Bikes & Hikes is the first full-service bike/hike tour company promoting an eco-friendly, healthy way to enjoy all the glory Los Angeles has to offer.

GLITTERATI TOURS: 310.720.3809/GLITTERATITOURS.COM

From Hollywood history to the legendary estates of Beverly Hills to the shores of Malibu, guides specialize in customizing a private tour that suits your interests.

ESOTOURIC: 323.223.2767/ESOTOURIC.COM

Intimate bus tours into the secret historic heart of LA—True Crime (including The Black Dahlia), Liter-ary, Architecture, Rock 'n' Roll.

DEARLY DEPARTED TOURS: 855.600.3323/DEARLYDEPARTEDTOURS.COM

Tours of Hollywood’s most notorious deaths and scandals—Harlow, Lugosi, Hugh Grant, Charles Manson, Menendez Boys.

TOUR DU JOUR: 310.659.2929/TOURDUJOUR.NET

All tours are designed to give the ultimate experience of LA—luxurious, personal and exceptionally interesting. Personal and group tours available.

LOS ANGELES BALLOON RIDES:

877.651.1683/LOSANGELESHOTAIRBALLOONRIDES.COM

Tour all of LA high above in a hot air balloon ride. Most hot air balloon baskets can hold anywhere from 2 to 8 passengers during a single ride.

ELITE ADVENTURE TOURS: 888.328.6871/ELITEADVENTURETOURS.COM

Elite Adventure Tours provides unique, exclusive, custom private tours of Los Angeles every day. Their passionately engaging guides connect and entertain clientele from all over the world.

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WEATHERSEASON AVERAGE TEMPERATURE

LOW HIGH

WINTER (DECEMBER–MARCH) 42°F/5.6°C 68°F/20°C

SPRING (APRIL–JUNE) 52°F/11.1°C 75°F/23.9°C

SUMMER (JULY–AUGUST) 55°F/12.8°C 87°F/30.6°C

AUTUMN (SEPTEMBER–DECEMBER) 55°F/12.8°C 75°F/23.9°C

Tip: Evenings can be cool, especially around late autumn.

TELEPHONE CALLS 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.

EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERSPOLICE AND FIRE EMERGENCY: 911

POLICE AND FIRE NON- EMERGENCY: 310.855.8850

CEDARS SINAI HOSPITAL: 310.423.3277

ELECTRICAL VOLTAGEUnited 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 SERVICESTRAVELEX

8901 SANTA MONICA BLVD. (IN U.S. BANK) PH: 310.659.6093 FX: 310.659.1241

Tip: Commercial banks are located throughout the city; they can also assist travelers with financial needs.

AIRPORTSLOS ANGELES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT: 855.463.5252 12 MI/19 KM

310.665.0370

BURBANK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT: 818.840.8840 11 MI/17 KM

LONG BEACH AIRPORT 562.570.2600 31 MI/50 KM

ONTARIO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT: 909.937.270 47 MI/75 KM

909.937.2163

JOHN WAYNE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT: 949.252.5200 52 MI/83 KM

AIRPORT TRANSPORTATIONSUPER SHUTTLE PRIME TIME SHUTTLE

800.BLU.EVAN (800.258.3826) 800.RED.VANS (800.733.8267)

SUPERSHUTTLE.COM PRIMETIMESHUTTLE.COM

LOCAL PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONLOS ANGELES COUNTY METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (METRO):

BUS AND RAIL ROUTES AND GENERAL INFORMATION

800.654.5988 323.GO.METRO (323.466.3876)

METRO.NET

WEST HOLLYWOOD CITY LINE:

LOCAL SHUTTLE SERVICES 800.447.2189

Tip: MTA’s Internet “Metro Trip Planner” can give point-to-point rail and bus route directions within all areas that MTA serves.

Tip: MTA/Metrolink passes and tokens can be purchased at the West Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, 8272 Santa Monica Blvd., West Hollywood, CA 90046; 323.650.2688

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RAIL & BUS SERVICEMETROLINK: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA REGIONAL RAIL AUTHORITY

800.371.LINK 800.698.4TDD (TDD)

213.347.2800 (FROM OUTSIDE CA) METROLINKTRAINS.COM

AMTRAK 800.USA.RAIL AMTRAK.COM

Tip: Stations and ticket offices located throughout greater Los Angeles, including Downtown Los Angeles, Glendale, Pasadena, Pomona, Van Nuys, Torrance, Ventura, Long Beach, West Los Angeles and Santa Monica.

GREYHOUND LINES, INC. GREYHOUND.COM

800.231.2222

800.345.3109 (TDD)

402.330.8552 (FROM OUTSIDE U.S.)

RENTAL CAR/LIMOUSINE AGENCIES

AFFORDABLE WEST HOLLYWOOD:

1040 N. LA BREA BLVD. 323.467.7182

AVON RENT A CAR:

7080 SANTA MONICA BLVD. 323.850.0826 AVONRENTS.COM

CAREY LIMOUSINE: 800.336.4646 CAREY.COM

DIVA LIMOUSINE LTD. : 800.427.3482 DIVALIMO.COM

EMPIRE CLS: 800.451.5466 EMPIRECLS.COM

ENTERPRISE RENT A CAR:

8367 SUNSET BLVD. 323.654.4222 ENTERPRISE.COM

ENTERPRISE RENT A CAR:

8583 SANTA MONICA BLVD. 310.360.0104 ENTERPRISE.COM

TAXISBEVERLY HILLS CAB: 310.273.6611

CHECKER CAB CO.: 313.963.7000

INDEPENDENT TAXI CO.: 800.521.8294

UNITED INDEPENDENT TAXI : 800.822.8294

TRAVEL AGENCIESCASSIS TRAVEL SERVICES:

9200 SUNSET BLVD., SUITE 320 310.246.5400 TRAVELCTS.COM

CORNICHE TRAVEL :

8721 SUNSET BLVD., SUITE 200 310.854.6000 CORNICHE.COM

FRIENDS TRAVEL:

820 SAN VICENTE BLVD., SUITE 1309 323.654.5377 FRIENDSTRAVEL.COM

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VISITOR INFORMATION CENTERSVISIT WEST HOLLYWOOD

8687 MELROSE AVE., SUITE M60 310.289.2525

WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA 90069 VISITWESTHOLLYWOOD.COM

(INSIDE THE PACIFIC DESIGN CENTER)

BEVERLY HILLS VISITORS BUREAU

9400 S. SANTA MONICA BLVD., SUITE 102 310.248.1015

BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90212 LOVEBEVERLYHILLS.COM

MON.–FRI. 9AM TO 5PM

SAT.–SUN. 10AM TO 5PM

LONG BEACH VISITORS BUREAU

301 E. OCEAN BLVD., SUITE 1900 562.436.3645

LONG BEACH, CA 90802 VISITLONGBEACH.COM

MON.–FRI. 8AM TO 5PM

LONG BEACH VISITORS CENTER AQUARIUM

100 AQUARIUM WAY 562.628.8550

LONG BEACH, CA 90802 VISITLONGBEACH.COM

SAT. & SUN. 10AM TO 4PM (YEAR-ROUND)

DAILY 10AM TO 5PM (SUMMER)

LOS ANGELES VISITORS CENTER, DOWNTOWN

685 S. FIGUEROA ST. 213.689.8822

LOS ANGELES, CA 90017 DISCOVERLOSANGELES.COM

MON.–FRI. 8:30AM TO 5:30PM *CLOSED UNTIL NEW HOTEL IS BUILT

LOS ANGELES VISITORS CENTER, HOLLYWOOD

6801 HOLLYWOOD BLVD., SUITE 237 323.467.6412

HOLLYWOOD, CA 90028 DISCOVERLOSANGELES.COM

MON.–SAT. 9AM TO 10PM

SUN. 10AM TO 7PM

MARINA DEL REY VISITORS CENTER

4701 ADMIRALTY WAY 310.305.9545

MARINA DEL REY, CA 90292 VISITMARINADELREY.COM

MON.–FRI. 9AM TO 5PM

SAT.–SUN. 10AM TO 4PM

PASADENA VISITORS CENTER

300 E. GREEN ST. 800.307.7977

PASADENA, CA 91101 PASADENACAL.COM

MON.–FRI. 8AM TO 5PM

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HOTELS1 ALTA CIENEGA MOTEL 310.652.57972 ANDAZ WEST HOLLYWOOD 323.656.12343 BEST WESTERN SUNSET PLAZA 323.654.87504 CHAMBERLAIN WEST HOLLYWOOD 310.657.74005 THE CHARLIE 323.988.90006 THE GRAFTON ON SUNSET 800.821.36607 THE HOLLOWAY MOTEL 323.654.46008 LE MONTROSE SUITE HOTEL 310.855.11159 LE PARC SUITE HOTEL 310.855.888810 THE LONDON WEST HOLLYWOOD 310.854.111111 MONDRIAN 323.650.899912 PALIHOUSE 323.656.410013 PETIT ERMITAGE 310.854.111414 RAMADA PLAZA HOTEL 310.652.640015 SAN VICENTE BUNGALOWS 310.854.691516 THE STANDARD 323.650.909017 SUNSET MARQUIS 323.657.133318 SUNSET TOWER HOTEL 323.654.7100

RESTAURANTS1 24/7 RESTAURANT 323.650.90902 ABURIYA RAKU 213.308.93933 AGO RESTAURANT 323.655.63334 AJISAI 310.652.70145 AMARONE KITCHEN & WINE 310.652.22336 ASTRO BURGER 323.874.80417 BABY BLUES BBQ 323.656.12778 BAMBOU LE PHO 323.848.88819 BARNEY’S BEANERY 323.654.228710 BASIX CAFÉ 323.848.246011 BEACH NATION 323.654.002012 BOA STEAKHOUSE 323.650.838313 BOXWOOD CAFÉ 310.358.778814 BURGER LOUNGE 310.289.925015 CABO CANTINA 323.822.728016 CAFÉ D’ETOILE 310.278.101117 CAFÉ MED 310.652.044518 CARNEY’S RESTAURANT 323.654.830019 CAVATINA 310.657.133320 CECCONI’S 310.432.200021 CHAMBERLAIN’S BISTRO 310.657.740022 CHOP STOP 424.274.350023 THE CHURCH KEY 424.249.370024 CONNIE & TED’S 323.848.272225 CONTINENTAL KITCHEN 323.656.750026 COUSINS MAINE LOBSTER 424.204.992327 CRAIG’S 310.276.190028 THE DEN ON SUNSET 323.656.033629 DIALOG CAFÉ 310.289.163030 EARTHBAR 323.301.498031 EVELEIGH 424.239.163032 FLOWERING TREE 323.654.433233 FOOD+LAB 323.851.712034 FORMOSA CAFÉ 323.850.905035 FRESH CORN GRILL 310.855.959236 THE GARDENS OF TAXCO 323.654.174637 GEORGE’S GREEK GRILL 310.360.022238 GRACIAS MADRE 323.978.217039 GUISADOS 310.777.031040 HERRINGBONE 323.848.600041 HUGO’S 323.654.399342 IRV’S BURGERS 323.650.245643 JINPACHI 310.358.913444 JONES 323.850.172645 KATANA 323.650.858546 KITCHEN24 424.777.095947 KNOLL AT LE PARC 310.855.888848 LA BOHEME 323.848.236049 LA CONVERSATION 310.858.095050 LAUREL HARDWARE 323.656.607051 LUCQUES 323.655.627752 MAIA 310.360.036653 MARIX TEX MEX CAFÉ 323.656.880054 MEL’S DRIVE-IN 310.854.720055 NEKTER JUICE BAR 424.230.3320

56 NIGHT + MARKET 310.275.972457 NORI 310.854.621258 OLIVER’S PRIME STEAKHOUSE 800.821.366059 OMI SUSHI 323.654.105660 PETROSSIAN 310.271.057661 PHONOMENAL 424.249.382562 PI ON SUNSET 310.657.287463 PINK TACO 323.380.747464 POKE BAR 310.657.429465 PROVA PIZZERIA 310.855.728566 PUMP LOUNGE 310.657.786767 THE RESTAURANT AT PALIHOUSE 323.656.402068 RH RESTAURANT 323.785.609069 THE ROOFTOP AT THE LONDON 310.358.778870 ROUNDS PREMIUM BURGERS 310.855.100471 SADDLE RANCH CHOP HOUSE 323.656.200772 SKYNNY KITCHEN 310.360.706073 STATE SOCIAL HOUSE 310.657.810074 SUR RESTAURANT 310.289.282475 SUSHI PARK 310.652.052376 SWEET CHILIN THAI 323.654.289277 TA-KE SUSHI RESTAURANT 310.659.658078 TENDER GREENS 310.358.191979 THE TERRACE 323.654.710080 TRAKTIR 323.654.303081 WA RESTAURANT 310.854.728582 WEHO BISTRO 310.657.969683 YOSHI’S SUSHI 323.848.910584 ZINQUE 424.284.3930

BARS1 1 OAK 310.274.23262 THE ABBEY 310.855.99773 BAR 1200 310.657.13334 BAR AT THE GRAFTON 323.491.90065 BAR LUBITSCH 323.654.12346 BAR10 323.212.63997 THE BAYOU 310.273.33038 BLIND DRAGON 310.274.75009 BOOTSY BELLOWS 310.274.750010 THE COMEDY STORE 323.656.622511 DOUGH PIZZERIA & BAR 310.275.777012 E.P. & L.P. 310.855.995513 FIESTA CANTINA 310.652.886514 FORK 323.654.444015 FUBAR 323.654.039616 THE GOLD COAST BAR 323.656.487917 GYM SPORTSBAR 310.659.200418 HAMBURGER MARY’S 323.654.380019 HARLOWE BAR 323.876.583920 HERE LOUNGE 310.360.845521 HOORAY HENRY’S 310.274.750022 THE HUDSON 323.654.668623 METROPOLITAN NIGHTCLUB 310.659.455124 MICKY’S 310.657.117625 MOTHER LODE 310.659.970026 NOW BOARDING 323.848.844727 PEARL’S LIQUOR BAR 310.360.680028 RAGE 310.652.281429 RAINBOW BAR & GRILL 310.278.423230 REVOLVER 310.694.043031 RH BAR 323.785.609032 ROCK & REILLY’S IRISH PUB 310.360.140033 ROPPONGI ASIAN TAPAS & SUSHI 310.289.003034 THE ROXY 310.278.945735 SAINT FELIX 310.275.442836 SKYBAR AT MONDRIAN 323.650.899937 SUNSET TROCADERO 323.656.716138 SURLY GOAT 323.822.070039 THE TOWER BAR 323.848.667740 TROUBADOUR 310.276.616841 TRUNKS BAR 310.652.101542 V WINE ROOM 310.339.920243 THE VIPER ROOM 310.358.188044 WHISKY A GO GO 310.652.420245 YSABEL 323.366.2940