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Hotels in West Hollywood

The key addresses in West Hollywood — verified and regularly updated. Clicking takes you straight to the location page.

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Le Parc at Melrose

Le Parc at Melrose

Hotel/Accommodation · Boystown

Stylish all-suite hotel on a quiet, tree-lined residential street, just steps from Melrose Avenue. The suites have a fireplace, living area and balcony, upstairs a sky deck with heated pool and a tennis court. Very popular in the community and perfect for switching off in style after dancing the night away at WeHo.

PoolAdults-onlyGay-friendly
Petit Ermitage

Petit Ermitage

Hotel/Accommodation · Boystown

Hidden boutique gem with only 80 suites, just steps from the Sunset Strip. The centerpiece is the private rooftop club with saltwater pool, cabanas, fire pit and 360-degree views over the Hollywood Hills. A private art collection with originals from Miró to Dalí hangs everywhere – an intimate, glamorous retreat.

PoolAdults-onlyGay-friendly
Ramada Plaza by Wyndham West Hollywood

Ramada Plaza by Wyndham West Hollywood

Hotel/Accommodation · Boystown

Directly on Santa Monica Boulevard, in the middle of the Rainbow District and thus the classic for queer travelers who want to live centrally. From here, it's just steps to the hottest gay bars like The Abbey or Micky's and the WeHo Pride festivities. Plus pool, gym and solid Wyndham comfort.

PoolGay-friendly

There are hardly any gay hotels in the narrower sense in West Hollywood, but the whole place is considered extremely gay-friendly, so the question is more about the location than the orientation. For queer travelers, two areas are interesting. If you're looking for nightlife, it's best to stay near Santa Monica Boulevard around the Rainbow District, where most bars are within walking distance. If you prefer hotels with a view and pool scene, you will rather look towards the Sunset Strip in the north of the town, where well-known houses such as the Mondrian or the Andaz West Hollywood are located, both with rooftop and corresponding views over Los Angeles.

The distances are manageable, the place itself measures only a few square kilometers. From the Sunset Strip to the Boulevard, it's a few minutes by car or a longer walk, depending on the hotel. Without your own vehicle, however, you are often dependent on driving services in Los Angeles, so you should keep that in mind when choosing. In terms of price, West Hollywood is on the higher end, especially if your visit falls during WeHo Pride in early June, when demand soars. During this time, early planning is worthwhile, and if you have a tighter budget, it is best to compare districts on the outskirts. The following selection will help you find the right house and the right location.