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Topanga Canyon Inn B&B
Topanga Canyon Inn B&B



Hilton Garden Inn Calabasas
Hilton Garden Inn Calabasas



The Anza - A Calabasas Hotel
The Anza - A Calabasas Hotel



Good Nite Inn - Calabasas
Good Nite Inn - Calabasas



Best Western Plus Carriage Inn
Best Western Plus Carriage Inn



The Sojourn Los Angeles - Sherman Oaks
The Sojourn Los Angeles - Sherman Oaks



Days Inn by Wyndham Santa Monica
Days Inn by Wyndham Santa Monica



Hotel Angeleno
Hotel Angeleno



Comfort Inn Santa Monica - West Los Angeles
Comfort Inn Santa Monica - West Los Angeles



Sonesta ES Suites Chatsworth
Sonesta ES Suites Chatsworth



Hotel Mariposa Los Angeles
Hotel Mariposa Los Angeles



Gateway Hotel Santa Monica
Gateway Hotel Santa Monica



Olivia Hotel
Olivia Hotel



The Pierside Santa Monica
The Pierside Santa Monica



Best Western Posada Royale Hotel & Suites
Best Western Posada Royale Hotel & Suites



Lexen Hotel North Hollywood
Lexen Hotel North Hollywood



Ramada by Wyndham Burbank Airport
Ramada by Wyndham Burbank Airport



Motel 6 Los Angeles, CA - Los Angeles - LAX
Motel 6 Los Angeles, CA - Los Angeles - LAX



Comfort Inn & Suites Near Universal - N. Hollywood - Burbank
Comfort Inn & Suites Near Universal - N. Hollywood - Burbank



Grand Vista Hotel
Grand Vista HotelGo beyond your typical stay in Topanga
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Fernwood
Fernwood invites you to escape the city without leaving civilization behind. This secluded Topanga Canyon gem blends bohemian spirit with natural splendor, offering hiking trails that wind through the Santa Monica Mountains. Creative souls gather at the rustic General Store for organic coffee while nearby galleries showcase local art in weathered wooden buildings. Dining options favor health-conscious, farm-to-table fare that closes early with the setting sun. Accommodation means charming vacation rentals nestled among oak trees rather than cookie-cutter hotels. Getting around requires wheels—the winding canyon roads connect to Pacific Coast Highway, but the journey through nature is half the fun.

Topanga Oaks
Escape to Topanga Oaks, where rustic homes hide among ancient oak trees in the Santa Monica Mountains. This peaceful residential enclave offers a true retreat from urban Los Angeles with direct access to Topanga State Park's scenic hiking trails. Nature lovers can spend days exploring winding paths while enjoying the sounds of birdsong and scents of sage. Getting around requires a vehicle due to the mountainous terrain and lack of sidewalks. Accommodations are primarily vacation rentals with stunning deck views, though you'll need to venture to nearby Topanga village or Malibu for dining and shopping options. The trade-off for this seclusion is authentic mountain living with exceptional privacy.
Encina
Encina invites you to escape into Topanga Canyon's artistic soul. This secluded neighborhood in the Santa Monica Mountains offers hiking trails right outside your door. Creative spirits and nature lovers feel right at home among the eclectic mix of rustic cabins and modern glass houses tucked between oak trees. You'll need wheels to navigate the winding mountain roads since public transit is limited. When hunger strikes, drive to central Topanga village or Malibu for dining options. Most visitors stay in unique vacation rentals that showcase the area's bohemian character and architectural creativity.

Sylvia Park
Sylvia Park invites you to lose yourself in the Santa Monica Mountains where bohemian vibes meet unspoiled nature. Hiking trails wind through Topanga State Park's oak-studded landscape, while scattered art studios showcase local creativity. The rustic charm of wooden homes tucked among chaparral creates a retreat that feels worlds away from LA's urban pulse. Getting around requires wheels—the winding canyon roads aren't served well by public transit. Accommodations lean toward vacation rentals with artistic touches and mountain views. When hunger strikes, you'll need to venture to nearby Topanga village for dining options that embrace locally-sourced ingredients.

Old Topanga
Old Topanga's winding mountain roads lead to a hidden artistic haven where rustic cabins blend seamlessly with oak-studded landscapes. This free-spirited community offers a peaceful escape from Los Angeles with hiking trails that weave through Topanga State Park and the Santa Monica Mountains. Local art galleries showcase the neighborhood's creative energy while the historic Community House hosts events that capture its bohemian soul. The dining scene centers around charming spots like the creek-side Inn of the Seventh Ray where fairy lights twinkle among the trees. Boutique shops selling crystals and handmade jewelry dot the area. With minimal public transit, having a car is essential for exploring this secluded mountain retreat with its distinctive counterculture vibe.
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Escape the urban sprawl to a bohemian mountain hideaway where artists and nature lovers have carved out an alternative lifestyle. Hike through Topanga State Park's trails for Pacific Ocean panoramas. The open-air Theatricum Botanicum stages Shakespeare in a magical woodland setting. Canyon roads wind past eclectic homes, funky cafes, and art galleries showcasing local talent. Tuna Canyon Beach offers a quieter alternative to crowded coastal spots. The community's creative spirit remains intact despite proximity to Los Angeles, with farmers markets and impromptu music sessions. Come for the hiking trails but stay for the conversations with painters, musicians, and writers who've chosen mountains over mainstream.
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Loews Hollywood Hotel
"It was a very quick check-in process. It was a very clean room and comfortable beds, great shower water pressure. Very quiet floor. (I don't hear a thing any way but I slept great)."
Sheraton Gateway Los Angeles Hotel
"Welcoming staff at reception. The room was clean and very spacious. Loved that there was a Starbucks in the lobby and it was close to the Sofi stadium which is why we were there."
Hyatt Place LAX/Century Blvd
"Parking was a bit of an issue"
Hyatt Regency Los Angeles International Airport
"Solid hotel. Good staff. Great breakfast."
The Anthem Los Angeles Stadium District, Tapestry by Hilton
"The place was clean, very close to everything I needed."
Hilton Los Angeles Airport
"Hotel stay was excellent but the only grievance I have is if you have a car...parking is expensive. $87 per day was expensive."
InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown by IHG
"Everything from the hospitality, the cleanliness, privacy, views, atmosphere and the ability to network with soo many different walks of life! The only thing is La Boucherie is a complete NO GO! Ambience and the views are great the host and waitress are very polite and warm but the food is bland like not tolerable and for a 400 dollar bill it was 19.99 eaten The chef needs to travel and taste a $120 steak just because the hotel is amazing don’t upcharge the food because the food don’t match that AMAZING HOTEL"
DoubleTree by Hilton LAX - El Segundo
"It’s For basic a stay no microwave in room only washing facilities were under maintenance my entire stay"
