Hotels in Los Angeles offer a diverse range of accommodations for every type of traveller. With 20 unique properties available, you can easily discover your perfect stay in this iconic Californian city. The lowest live rate we hold starts from EUR 1142 per night.
Guest scores and review counts come from the verified guest reviews in our hotel supply data (LiteAPI). Last checked 2026-09-25.
Prices from 133 EUR per night as of 2026-09-24; live prices load on the page.
20 properties match this search in Los Angeles on HotelSeeker AI right now. AC Hotel by Marriott Downtown Los Angeles, citizenM Los Angeles Downtown, Hotel Indigo Los Angeles Downtown by IHG sit near the top of the list because they combine strong guest scores with a central position. Open any property to check its rooms and current rates for your dates.
Live rates for this search currently start from EUR 1142 per night, and rise with star rating, room size and how close your dates are. As a general guide, rates climb during school holidays and major events, so checking a few date combinations on the same page usually reveals a quieter, calmer week.
As a general guide, a central district keeps walking distances and transport time short, while quieter areas further out usually offer more room for the same nightly rate. Each property in this list shows its address and map position, so you can judge how close it sits to the places you plan to visit.
Facilities shown on each property page come straight from the supplier data the hotel maintains, covering areas such as dining, pools, parking, wifi and family provision. Because opening hours and seasonal closures vary, check the facility notes on the property page and confirm anything time sensitive with the hotel before you travel.
Cancellation terms are set by each hotel and each individual rate, so they differ from room to room rather than across the whole list. The exact terms for the rate you pick are shown on the room before you confirm, along with the full price. Read that panel first if flexible dates matter to you.
Last updated: September 2026