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Guesthouse in Los Angeles
Retro Silver Lake Studio with a Solar-Heated Pool
Studio apartment with separate kitchen. Lots of light. Located just south of Silverlake resouvier and overlooking a park, Apt has private entrance and access to pool and patio. Private entrance is through a courtyard shared with our home. In addition to a full size bed with new tempur foam mattress, there is a full size Murphy bed for kids or other adults plus a sofa. We would not recommend 4 adults but two and two kids would be comfortable. Within walking distance-LA Mill Coffee, Cafe Tropical, a 7-11, nail and hair salon, restaurants, several speciality clothing and craft shops. Less than a mile south is Sunset Blvd with lots of nightlife. To the east is Echo Park, downtown Los Angeles, Dodger stadium. Hollywood is 2 miles west. Freeways 101 and 5 are within one mile drive. This is a proper apartment registered with the City of Los Angeles and thus gets a safety inspection once a year. Pool and porch overlooking pool and patio. Pool has a lock on the gate for security. Entrance doors have keypads- no keys. As little and and much as desired. Just say "hey, give us some ideas on where to go" or just treat this as a hotel stay and we'll stay away. We live next door so some one is usually here. We have a Boston Terrier dog who shares the yard. He's very people friendly. The apartment is in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Central Los Angeles. Downtown is 12 minutes away by car. Access to two major freeways is easy. The area is a great base for walking and exploring. Ride Share is typically $45 from LAX. Bus stop is on the corner. Metro link station a $6 Lyft or Uber ride away. LAX is 25 to 75 minutes away depending on time of day by car. Alt is Flyaway bus service between LAX and Union Station. $9 plus taxi or Lyft to Silverlake. Burbank Airport is 25 minutes by car. Walk to local restaurants and 7 11 store in 6 minutes and Sunset Blvd in 15 minutes. Dodger Stadium is 12 minutes by car. Staple Center and Los Angeles Convention Center 15. Venice and Santa Monica have similar travel time as to LAX. Angeles National Forest is 20 minutes north. Apt is situated over our garage so there is a rumbling noise you will hear when the roll up door rises. No air conditioning. Fans and a breeze keep it comfortable but at times in summer it's going to be warmer. Swimming pool is right outside for cooling off. We have a Boston Terrier dog who does roam the yard. He's very friendly but let us know if we need him confined during your stay.
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Guest suite in Marina del Rey
Mins to the Sand Zen Garden Patio & Private Suite
Enjoy an extended stay at the beach from a newly remodeled private guest suite with a zen garden patio. Just minutes to the sand, you'll be in a quiet area with lots of nearby attractions at this modern & sunny spot. This ground level unit includes a lux king bed, kitchenette, work space, LG-TV & fully fenced, private patio with BBQ! It's located 2 blocks from the ocean & 1 block to dining & entertainment on Washington Blvd! Very walk-friendly area. Parking for 1 car. Great for remote workers!
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Guesthouse in Los Angeles
Bohemian Vibes at a Minimal Pad in the Hills of Silver Lake
Detached studio guesthouse above the garage with private entrance. Beautiful views of Hollywood Sign & Griffith Park. Quiet Street. The property is on a large hill, we live in the main house. This guest house is below & very private. We are available if needed. We're a 10 min. walk to Sunset Blvd. in Silver Lake where you’ll find coffee shops, restaurants, and many stylish retailers. See my guide linked in the listing. Street parking is readily available, no restrictions or required permits.

Stay near Los Angeles's top sights

Santa Monica Pier2,744 locals recommend
Universal CityWalk Hollywood516 locals recommend
Staples Center1,231 locals recommend
Aquarium of the Pacific806 locals recommend
SoFi Stadium170 locals recommend
Los Angeles Convention Center349 locals recommend

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Quick stats about holiday rentals in Los Angeles

Total rentals

43K properties

Rentals with dedicated workspaces

25K properties have a dedicated workspace

Rentals with a pool

10K properties have a pool

Pet-friendly rentals

14K properties allow pets

Family-friendly rentals

17K properties are a good fit for families

Total number of reviews

1.4M reviews

Your guide to Los Angeles

All About Los Angeles

There is much more to L.A. than movies, celebrities, and theme parks. A cultural powerhouse with more than 100 museums and over 200 theatres to explore, the Californian city is a diverse and multicultural hub with a population of more than 140 countries speaking 224 different languages, which is best reflected in its vibrant culinary scene. The city is also widely known for its reliably sunny weather and over 120 kilometres of beautiful coastline, including famous beachside locations like Malibu and Santa Monica. But its geography is truly diverse — look inland at the deep valleys and wide mountain ranges that surround the city.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Los Angeles

Los Angeles is delightful all year round, but the best times to visit are from March to May or between September and November when the weather is pleasantly warm in the day and the nights are milder. The city comes to life in April with Fiesta Broadway, the country's largest Cinco de Mayo celebration, a Mexican street fair that takes over downtown. Baseball season also kicks off in April, making it a great time to catch a game. Summer in L.A. is all about time at the beach, and there are many to choose from. June to August can get very warm, so make sure to pack your hat and sunscreen. When it comes to accommodations in California’s biggest city, you will be spoiled for choice with an abundance of vibrant and unique rentals available.


Top things to do in Los Angeles

Lake Hollywood Reservoir

There are many spots to catch a glimpse of the famous Hollywood sign, but Lake Hollywood Reservoir — about a 20-minute drive from downtown L.A. — offers glorious views from many different vantage points along the 5.6 kilometre walking paths that loop around the reservoir. The lakeside walk is suitable for all ages and also offers a nice moment of serenity just minutes from the bustling city.

Mulholland Drive

Get in a car and take a trip along Mulholland Drive — famously depicted in movies and songs — a beautiful, long and winding stretch of road that offers the most amazing views of Los Angeles and beyond from many vantage points. Along the road you will also come across some of the most luxurious homes in the city; these homeowners spare no expense in ensuring their homes are on par with the celebrities in Beverly Hills.

Mural Mile

Take a trip to the Mural Mile, started in 2012 in the San Fernando Valley to highlight L.A.’s diverse culture through wall murals. Today more than 40 murals decorate the walls of Pacoima and local artists are constantly evolving the collection. Not only is it a great insight into L.A. culture, it will take you to one of the lesser visited areas of the city.

Destinations to explore