Los Angeles’ downtown--there was a time when it was not much more than a dubious ghost town after the workday ended. This has all been steadily changing for years with the ongoing crop of cool bars, destination restaurants and luxury lofts. Los Angeles’ downtown is indeed experiencing a renaissance.
South Los Angeles, also referred to as South Central, has been immortalized in song and evokes many images, often including urban decay. But with neighborhoods like Baldwin Hills, West Adams and Leimert Park, and a renowned national university like USC, there are a lot of surprises to discover in South Los Angeles.
Northridge, California, in the deep northwest part of the San Fernando Valley, is infamous for the 1994 earthquake, but there’s a lot more to this Valley neighborhood; including a college campus (Cal State Northridge), and fun restaurants and shops. Check out our guide to Northridge, California.
Long Beach restaurants run the gamut from classic seafood eateries to the upscale Italian. From Shoreline Village to the Belmont Shore, this surf-and-sand enclave 20 miles south of downtown Los Angeles is full of surprises. Check out our list of the best Long Beach restaurants.
Hotels in Malibu are right here at your fingertips. This enclave of the rich and famous along Pacific Coast Highway boasts some unique hotel properties—hob-knobbing on this beautiful stretch of the Pacific can be a reality for you. Check into one of these hotels in Malibu for a peaceful beach vacation.
Simi Valley hotels are right here at your fingertips. A Ventura County community bordering the San Fernando Valley, Simi Valley boasts the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, Rancho Simi and proximity swanky neighbors such as Thousand Oaks and Westlake Village. Check into these Simi Valley hotels to see the best of what Southern California has to offer.
Thousand Oaks hotels, at the gateway to Ventura County from Los Angeles, are right here at your fingertips. Thousand Oaks was recently named one of the best places in live in the U.S. by Money Magazine; come find out why by checking into one of these six Thousand Oaks hotels.
Westwood hotels are right here at your fingertips. With UCLA and Westwood Village in its midst, Westwood is brimming with terrific shops and restaurants to explore. Check into one of these seven Westwood hotels for a fun and fab stay in L.A.
Inglewood hotels are right here at you fingertips. This neighborhood in the southwest of Los Angeles, not far from LAX, is home to Hollywood Park race track, The Forum and many comfortable hotels. Check into one of these Inglewood hotels for an easy, convenient stay in L.A.
Santa Monica Pier, one of the iconic landmarks of Los Angeles, is home to a fun assortment of bars, restaurants and family amusements. Check out our guide to all things Santa Monica Pier.
Marina del Rey hotels are right here at your fingertips. This seaside enclave in Los Angeles boasts a beautiful marina full of restaurants and hotels with waterfront views. Check into one of these Marina del Rey hotels for a fun stay in L.A.
Looking for a Halloween costume suggestion? Dress up like a pop culture icon and show your sense of humor about it, with our celebrity picks from the world of politics, sports, music, TV and movies.
Hollywood restaurants, some of the trendiest around, are right here at your fingertips. This L.A. party epicenter is home to many of Los Angeles’ hottest restaurants—and who doesn’t want to be in the center of everything? Check out one of these eight Hollywood restaurants and experience the best of what the city has to offer.
Santa Monica restaurants, some of the swankiest around, are right here at your fingertips. This beachside haven is home to many of Los Angeles’ best restaurants—and who doesn’t like to dine near the ocean? Check out one of these eight Santa Monica restaurants and experience the best of what Los Angeles has to offer.
Santa Monica Blvd is one of the principle arteries in the city of Los Angeles. Running from the ocean to Los Feliz, the boulevard runs the gamut from landmark luxury hotels to the heart of gay Los Angeles and everything in between. Check out our guide to the best of what Santa Monica Blvd has to offer.
