Holiday rental apartments in Los Angeles
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- Private room
- East Hollywood
This is a small private room in a private house. You share bathroom and a kitchen/living area with two other bedrooms. The house is in a safe residential part of Hollywood a short walk to the subway and Los Feliz village, very close to Los Angeles Children’s Hospital, Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center and Kaiser. We want to be your home away from home.
- Private room
- Central LA
Enjoy easy access to everything LA from this centrally located apartment! Located in a fun, upbeat and bustling area! Close to the best of the best in sightseeing, outdoor activities, shopping, dining and nightlife. Just 20 minutes from Beverly Hills and Downtown LA! This is Hollywood! They sometimes shoot movie scenes on my street because of the iconic area! 🎥 Fully furnished, fully stocked and full of positive vibes!
- Entire rental unit
- El Sereno
Located 3 miles northeast of Downtown LA in El Sereno - close to many parks, Dodger Stadium, Chinatown, Highland Park, South Pasadena. The apt is in a charming renovated Spanish style 1920's duplex - quiet neighborhood with close access to the 5, 10, and 110 freeways. Minimum 30 day rental. Apt has a brand new bathroom and renovated kitchen. Includes 1 off street parking spot.
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Tips from Los Angeles locals
Get advice about the city from the people who know it best. Local hosts share their tips and recommendations for travelers like you.
What should I pack?
What should I pack?
“Sunblock California is sunny most of the time. be safe and don't forget your sunblock :)”
“Bring warm, cozy socks! Layers are key to staying comfy in los angeles weather.”
What's the best way to get around?
What's the best way to get around?
“Uber, lyft or rental car are the fastest ways to get around the city. Noho is... - 60 mins from lax - 10 mins from burbank airport - 40 mins from downtown la/garment district - 25 mins from beverly hills - 35 mins from venice beach & santa monica piers - 30 mins from dodger stadium - 30 mins from ucla - 40 mins from usc local bus lines: 158, 163/162, 164, 165, 167 & 237 metro local line. la county metro rail: red line & orange line”
“Drive, walk, bird! You're in la. drive, uber, walk as you see fit :) also - there is now an app called 'bird' (or lyme, or bolt, or jump)! that allows you to rent electric scooters on the fly for 15c a minute. you can pick up and ditch them anywhere, download the app to scoot your heart out.”
“Driving best times If you are driving in la- the best times to miss traffic are between 10-2pm then about 8:30pm onwards street are much clearer. the traffic flows mostly west in the mornings and east at night. so for example if you want to go to the beach (west) do not come back in the afternoon! the traffic will be at least an 1-2 hours. the best would be to stay there for dinner and return after of which you are looking at only a 20-30 mins trip. or go in the morning around 10 to miss traffic and head back no later than 2pm.”
“Parking/traffic at theme parks can be very bad If you're doing a day trip to disney, you can use uber/lyft to avoid traffic and wait times.”
What's the local culture like?
What's the local culture like?
“Fourth friday's on retro row! Fourth street's retro row, a vintage-focused shopping and dining district between temple and hermosa avenues, offers a free community event series. activating the business district on the fourth friday of every month, from 6 to 9 p.m., attendees can expect to enjoy extended store hours, food and drink specials, discounted merchandise, pop up shops, art shows, live music and more along the thoroughfare.”
“Restaurants are very busy weekend nights and brunch so try and make a reservation if you can. If you dont have a reservation, you can usually get a table at norah's on santa monica which is a joy as well as connie and ted's. i also like the hudson for brunch. the griddle always has a line so would try and go mid-week instead.”
What should I not miss?
What should I not miss?
“Universal city is a must for all! - universal citywalk: cinema, ifly indoor skydiving, restaurants, casual dining, quick-service eateries, snacks & refreshments, clothing shops, novelties & souvenir shops, universal studio store - universal studios hollywood: thrilling theme park, the world-famous studio tour, rides & attractions, dreamworks theatre”
How can I save money on this trip?
How can I save money on this trip?
“Eat before and after theme parks Theme park prices tend to be exponentially higher than nearby restaurants”
What are some useful phrases?
What are some useful phrases?
“Los angeles = la North hollywood = noho west hollywood = weho downtown los angeles = dtla a native/local = angelino”
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.
When is 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.
What are the 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.