On a quiet residential street 2 blocks up the hill from busy Santa Monica Boulevard, Chamberlain presents a fantastic accommodation and a convenient locale.
Price: Moderately Expensive

Location, location, location. Two blocks from Santa Monica's popular Third Street Promenade shopping and dining district and 3 blocks from the beach, the best feature of the Huntley is, you guessed it, its location.
Price: Moderately Expensive
While Intercontinental rarely lands in a moderate price category, its pricey Beverly Hills neighbors make this place seem a bargain. This Intercontinental is also near the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza Hotel, the 20th Century Fox movie studio lot and the Westfield shopping mall.
Price: Moderately Expensive
Set amidst several other hotels and one alleyway from the Pacific Ocean and Santa Monica's golden beaches, Loews is a fantastic vacation getaway or business home base (1 block from Santa Monica Convention Center).
Price: Expensive
The name says "athletic club," but it also says "hotel." This boutique property, located in downtown LA, is perfect for athletic-minded travelers with its close proximity to the Los Angeles Convention Center, Financial District, Fashion District, Jewelry Distri

The Luxe City Center is located across from the Staples Center and underwent a recent renovation. It's an ideal location for those in town for a Lakers game or an expo. Updated amenities include 42-inch flat screen televisions and rain-style shower heads.
Price: Least Expensive
Wow! A hotel with an ocean view hotel and appealing accommodations to match, now that's worth a daytime Emmy! Dollar for dollar, this may be the best place to stay in Santa Monica.
Price: Least ExpensiveSo you wanna be a rock star, huh? Well, how about living like one for a night or two? As one of the most frequented hotels for actors, musicians and reality show personalities (are they actors?) Sunset Marquis is an alluring destination.
Price: ExpensiveIf you're in search of a very LA experience, and Sunset Marquis' rates are budget-busting, consider the Standard.
Price: Moderately Expensive
As the largest downtown hotel property with 1,209 rooms and 145 suites, Westin Bonaventure is almost too big. Connected to the World Trade Center via pedestrian bridge, and about a mile from the LA Convention Center, it is easy to get lost in this concrete abyss.
Price: Moderately Expensive
This famed Beverly Hills property is a half-mile from Rodeo Drive's glitter and is home to the Golden Globe Awards.
Price: Moderately Expensive
Often the empress of the hotel pyramid, the posh Beverly Hills Four Seasons battles with other worthy adversaries. As expected, Four Seasons stands tall against its competition.
Price: Expensive
In a city known for its ostentation, The Peninsula Beverly Hills presents a refreshing oasis of understated elegance and luxury.
Price: Expensive
If you need to be Downtown and are burned out with business-like hotels, let the Standard rescue you. Located about 6 blocks from Staples Center and the LA Convention Center, guests are front and center to downtown businesses and attractions.
Price: Moderately Expensive
The W Los Angeles - Beverly Hills is located in the heart of UCLA's campus.
Price: Moderately Expensive