West HollywoodCalifornia

The Pride Inclusive Crosswalk at the intersection of Santa Monica and San Vicente Boulevards

City of West Hollywood

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Neon lights aglow outside nightclubs on the Sunset Strip

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Major Airports:
Hollywood Burbank (BUR)
Los Angeles (LAX)
Long Beach (LGB)
States:
California

Experience new luxury and the vibrant, California-cool scene in West Hollywood

West Hollywood is synonymous with the glitz and glamor of the California scene. Known for its exquisite shopping, world-class dining and thriving entertainment industry, this walkable city attracts visitors from around the world with its star-studded allure. From the cutting-edge Design District to the chic boutiques on the Sunset Strip to the high-energy vibes of Santa Monica Boulevard, West Hollywood offers excitement, culture and history against the spectacular backdrop of Los Angeles – all of which can be viewed from a sparkling rooftop pool.

West Hollywood’s Iconic Locales

Shopping, historic restaurants and legendary nightclubs await on the infamous Sunset Strip. You may even spot a celebrity or two during your adventure. Check out the unique boutiques like Samira 13, or shop at Sunset Plaza, home to a variety of stores and cafes. Looking for a laugh? The Comedy Store has hosted iconic comedians such as Jim Carrey and Whoopi Goldberg. For a night of entertainment, enjoy a concert at Whisky A Go Go or The Roxy Theatre. Refuel after your activities at one of the many eateries on the Sunset Strip, with options including classic American fare, Tex-Mex and more.

Being inclusive plays an important role in West Hollywood, and Santa Monica Boulevard is considered a cultural hub for Pride. A historic section of iconic Route 66, it’s home to gay bars and clubs in the Boystown District as well as the popular Rainbow Crosswalk. Sip on signature cocktails and feel like a celebrity at Tom Tom, known for its mouthwatering bar food and star sightings. Dance the night away at Micky's nightclub or enjoy weekend brunch at The Abbey, which has been ranked as the best gay bar in the world.

City Art and Culture

West Hollywood is a celebration of culture, artistry and trendsetting. In the Design District, the Pacific Design Center is easily identified by its colorful, geometric architecture. Serving West Hollywood’s creative design community, the center offers more than 70 showrooms, as well as exhibits and educational opportunities. The MAK Center for Art and Architecture at the Schindler House – in the landmark home designed by architect R.M. Schindler – allows visitors to explore the grounds and learn about its colorful history. Public art displays are prevalent too. Two must-sees for the social media set include the RETNA Wall Mural, a black-and-white masterpiece at Craig’s Restaurant, and the Pink Wall Mural at the Paul Smith Store nearby on Melrose.

World-Class Dining and Luxury Accommodations

Whether you’re sipping cocktails at a rooftop pool or biting into mouthwatering dishes from celebrity chefs, you can feel like a star 24/7 in West Hollywood. Known for its old-school flair, Dan Tana’s is a West Hollywood staple that has been serving celebrity clientele and the local community since 1964. Sushi Tama brings an upscale twist to sushi thanks to Chef Hideyuki Yoshimoto’s decade of experience working at Tokyo’s Tsukiji Market. A new edition to West Hollywood’s culinary scene, Soulmate, opened byCalifornia superstar chef Wes Whitsell, is serving up mouthwatering Spanish Mediterranean food over an open fire.

Visitors looking for the red-carpet treatment will find it at many of West Hollywood’s hotels. The bungalows and suites at Hotel 850 SVB add a cozy-chic feel to your stay, while 1 Hotel offers up eco-friendly amenities on the Sunset Strip within walking distance of the local nightclubs, restaurants and comedy clubs. Chamberlain West Hollywood on Santa Monica Boulevard offers a creative vibe with gorgeous rooftop views of the Los Angeles skyline.