Hotels near Koreatown, Los Angeles

Featuring free WiFi, H by H Hospitality is set in Los Angeles, 1.1 km from Koreatown. A flat-screen TV with cable channels. Select rooms have views of the mountains or city.

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Leslie

From

United States

Our room was on the 4th floor and in the corner which was nice. Whenever we had a need the Hotel was very accommodating. The room was large and the bathroom was nice and well-stocked. I would recommend this hotel to friends and family.

Situated in the centre of Los Angeles, The Metric - Los Angeles Downtown is located 2.5 km from Microsoft Theater and 2.6 km from Crypto.com Arena.

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Agata

From

Poland

Great value for money! Hotel is comfortable and super clean. Breakfast was simple and nice. Water and coffee is available in the lobby. Parking available.

Close to Universal City, home of more than 50 shops and restaurants, this hotel in North Hollywood, California offers contemporary amenities such as free wireless internet and an on-site restaurant.

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Paul

From

Jersey

Great staff, pool was good but a bit small but the food was great and reasonably priced for a hotel in LA. Room was always made even when we left late in the afternoon.

Luskin Hotel and Conference Center features a restaurant, fitness centre, a bar and shared lounge in Los Angeles. Providing a garden, the property is located within 2.8 km of Getty Center.

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Stefanos

From

Greece

The nice location and the luxurious facilities.

Set in Los Angeles, 800 metres from Dolby Theater, The Prospect Hollywood offers accommodation with a garden, private parking, a terrace and a bar.

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Yelyzaveta

From

Ukraine

Perfect hotel in heart of Hollywood

Once home to Charlie Chaplin, this historical hotel is centrally located in West Hollywood.

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deborah

From

Netherlands

We were upgraded to a lovely suite with two bathrooms and to outdoor decks. It was beautifully decorated, good beds, great towel. Really top notch, charming and large. A little kitchen to make breakfast. The area is quite nice, although I’m not a fan of LA and Hollywood is full of homeless people and full of empty expensive stores. Drab is the word that comes to mind.