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This luxury hotel in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, is your perfect getaway! Just a 5-minute walk to Westfield Century City and a 5-minute drive to Rodeo Drive, the location couldn’t be better! With 400 rooms featuring minibars and espresso machines, Egyptian cotton sheets, and private balconies, comfort is guaranteed. Enjoy 65-inch flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi for entertainment and work. Unwind at the full-service spa with massages and body treatments, or relax by the outdoor pool and sauna. Love a drink? The bar/lounge offers garden views and al fresco dining. Pet-friendly, with valet parking and EV charging stations, this hotel has it all!
Dreaming of a lavish getaway in LA? Here you’ll find a 24-hour fitness club, outdoor pool, and indulgent spa treatments to unwind. Rooms feature Egyptian cotton sheets and private balconies for ultimate comfort. Foodies will love the French brasserie, or unwind at one of the 3 bars/lounges. Just a 3-minute walk to Westfield Century City—location couldn’t be better!
Everything you need to know about Pauley Pavilion
Holiday Inn Los Angeles - UCLA is a top choice, just a 5-minute walk from Pauley Pavilion, offering free parking and 24-hour front desk service—perfect for game-day travelers. The area is packed with restaurants and cafes, making post-game dining effortless.
For a premium option, consider Hyatt Regency Los Angeles, located within the UCLA campus with scenic views and easy campus access. Some rooms even provide distant views of the vibrant arena. The hotel features an on-site fitness center and indoor pool, ideal for relaxation after a thrilling game.
From Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), take Uber or Lyft—a 15-20 minute ride costing $30–$40. For public transit, board Metro Bus Line 237 to the UCLA station, then transfer to the campus shuttle, taking about 45 minutes.
Both Holiday Inn and Hyatt Regency offer complimentary shuttle services to help guests avoid long walks. Many hotels also provide pre-booked airport transfers, ensuring a smooth, stress-free arrival—especially recommended for travelers with heavy luggage.
Beyond watching games, join a UCLA campus tour—offered every Wednesday and Saturday at 10 AM—to explore the university’s rich history and iconic landmarks. Before the game, enjoy interactive fan activities like shooting challenges and team spirit face painting in the Fan Plaza outside Pauley Pavilion.
Afterward, head to The Bruin’s Den, a nearby restaurant serving classic American dishes and live music, creating a lively campus vibe. The UCLA Library and Art Museum are also open to the public, perfect for cultural exploration following the game.
Yes, Hyatt Regency Los Angeles offers game ticket discounts and priority entry for guests, plus basketball-themed rooms featuring limited-edition jerseys and signed memorabilia.
Holiday Inn provides a "Fan Night Package" with welcome drinks, team-branded swag bags, and access to a post-game gathering lounge. Both hotels feature high-speed Wi-Fi and large-screen TVs, allowing guests to stream live games from their rooms—enhancing the overall game-day experience.
Extremely convenient. Located within the UCLA campus, Pauley Pavilion offers dedicated shuttle buses connecting major parking lots to the venue on game days. Public transit options include Metro Bus Line 237 to the UCLA station, followed by a 5-minute walk.
Use Google Maps or the Transit App for real-time schedules to avoid traffic delays. Given the high foot traffic, it's highly recommended to arrive early and allow extra time for entry to ensure a smooth and stress-free experience.
Try the California steak burger and seafood pasta at The Bruin’s Den, blending local flavors with campus spirit. For budget-friendly options, visit UCLA Dining Commons, offering healthy meals and plant-based choices in a relaxed setting.
Before the game, stop by Cafe Gratitude, known for its organic plant-based dishes like quinoa bowls and energy smoothies—ideal for health-conscious fans. Around campus, you’ll also find vibrant street food stalls serving tacos, roasted corn, and other student favorites.
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Absolutely loved this hotel—already thinking about my next visit! Right across from a vibrant shopping mall, it's super convenient and feels safe for walking around. Dining options are fantastic: I enjoyed both Sichuan hot pot at Haidilao and the authentic xiaolongbao at Din Tai Fung, plus there’s an excellent variety of Western cuisine too. The breakfast was outstanding—plenty of delicious choices without any waste. The room was immaculately clean, spacious, and well-appointed. Staff were attentive and friendly throughout our stay. It’s rare to find such a high level of comfort, convenience, and quality all in one place. Definitely a top pick for anyone visiting LA—I’ll be back!
Staying at the Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills was an absolute highlight. I could tell it was a busy time—Oscars season, perhaps?—as many rooms were booked, but that didn’t take away from the luxury experience. The small balcony was a real plus, offering a quiet spot to enjoy the view and some fresh air. While the price is definitely on the higher end, the service, comfort, and overall ambiance make it worth every penny. Location-wise, it’s tucked into a residential neighborhood, so you won’t find bustling shopping or nightlife nearby—but that’s part of its charm. It’s peaceful, quiet, and feels like a private retreat. If you’re looking for convenience and city energy, this might not be the best fit. But if you want a serene, high-end stay with exceptional service, this hotel delivers. Definitely recommend for those seeking a refined escape.
Staying at the Kimpton Hotel Palomar Los Angeles Beverly Hills was an absolute delight. The location is fantastic—just a short walk from Rodeo Drive and perfect for exploring nearby areas like UCLA. The staff were incredibly warm and welcoming, making every interaction feel personal and genuine. The amenities are top-notch: clean, stylish rooms with thoughtful touches throughout. While there's a daily guest amenity fee of $35, it’s well worth it. Of that, $15 can be used at the on-site restaurant, which offers a diverse menu—especially impressive was the seafood stew featuring half a lobster, fresh shrimp, and scallops. Breakfast included free coffee and milk, a nice start to the day. I also loved being able to borrow bikes for a ride around the neighborhood, and the complimentary 3-mile Uber ride per day made getting to places like Rodeo Drive effortless. Plus, the evening wine hour from 5 to 6 PM was the perfect way to unwind after a long day. Overall, this hotel delivers exceptional value and a truly memorable experience.
The location and service were absolutely outstanding! I know prices have skyrocketed over the past few years, but considering the exceptional quality of the hotel, it still feels like a fantastic value. The entire experience was so memorable that I’d definitely return. Being just steps away from everything in LA made exploring the city a breeze—this place truly elevates your stay.
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