Los Angeles

Whether you're in L.A. for business or pleasure, Shutters always feels like a vacation. — Condé Nast Traveler

Closed for refurbishment til mid 2011. — Not For Tourists

From the moment a white-gloved valet opens the doors, the entire experience unfolds like an ode to the kind of living only royalty should have...but every guest is treated like royalty. — Afar Magazine

In the heart of Beverly Hills shopping, this Spanish colonial hotel with "impeccable design and style" is an homage to Southern California estates of the 1920s and ’30s. — Condé Nast Traveler

The hotel has 185 guest rooms—many with fireplaces and views of Beverly Hills—as well as 23 garden bungalows with extra amenities like outdoor lounges and plunge pools. — Travel + Leisure

A "hip bar scene" surrounding the "awesome pool" highlights this 1969 hotel "stunningly" redesigned by Kelly Wearstler into a "trendy" boutique. — Zagat

An opulent beach club for well-to-do Angelenos in the 1920s, Casa del Mar was neglected after use as a military hotel in World War ll. — Michelin Guide

Combines English charm with California sensibility... The spacious suites are well designed with sleek furniture. — Frommer's

Overflowing with Hollywood history and patina, this hotel is filled with style and grace, something this town is in short supply of. — Star Service

Mexican tiles, intricate lanterns, high ceilings, and light-catching fabrics in historic building make this one of the most stunning lobbies in L.A...decorating marvels extend to the rooms and suites. — National Geographic

The nightlife scene has cooled; while Teddy's is still filled with young Hollywood starlets, the Tropicana has quieted into a romantic, relaxed place for drinks. — Concierge

Now, the hotel has brand-new modern interiors that quietly compliment the building’s great bones, and a low-key glamour that appeals to the discreetly rather than flamboyantly fashionable. — Concierge

The famed Hollywood Hyatt House (aka Riot House) has been reopened as an Andaz, Hyatt’s mod urban brand. — Lonely Planet

Rooms facing the front have Hollywood and Sunset Boulevard views, while the preferred units in back have pool views and city views. — Star Service

This iconic Beverly Hills hotel is a top luxury pick for business or leisure, families or romance. — Oyster

Situated on 23 acres, the expansive hotel is made up of 380 guest rooms...38 suites, eight private cottages and a two-bedroom, two-story Tournament of Roses suite. — Forbes Travel Guide

Sexy, Philippe Starck–designed sleep in the heart of L.A. with a destination restaurant. — Jetsetter

First lady of Downtown hotels, testament to LA's architectural heritage. — Not For Tourists

Mediterranean charm abounds at this posh hotel’s restaurant and bar, Oliverio. — Time Out

Somewhere between a hip designer’s loft and a rock star’s party pad, the Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles is unlike anywhere else and the logical progression in the boutique hotel brand’s expansion. — Afar Magazine