Best Wedding Hotels in Los Angeles

A favorite among professional and leisure travelers alike, this luxury hotel has an inside edge on other hotels by truly coddling its guests. Why should you have to wait until 3 p.m. to check in? The Peninsula Beverly Hills will make your room available to you whenever you need it – even from the moment your plane lands at Los Angeles International Airport. Do you need to hold onto your room until 8 p.m. on your last day? No problem – The Peninsula also allows you to check out whenever is most convenient for you. And the first-class treatment doesn't end there. This hotel on South Santa Monica Boulevard is also known for its sumptuous garden villa suites (which come with complimentary fruit selections, flat-screen TVs, and large marble bathrooms), its rejuvenating Peninsula Spa and the mouthwatering fare served at the on-site see-and-be-seen restaurant, The Belvedere. Recent guests describe the hotel as "perfection" ... but at a price: room rates here are on the expensive side. 

The Beverly Hills Hotel is iconic to La-La Land lore, made famous by The Eagles tune "Hotel California." But the Pink Palace has racked up quite a few fabled stories: Katharine Hepburn is said to have jumped into the pool fully clothed, and Elizabeth Taylor enjoyed six honeymoons here. Today, this Dorchester Collection hotel continues to cater to discerning travelers with stylish guest rooms (equipped with marble bathrooms, flat-screen TVs, high-speed internet access and gourmet minibars), business amenities and a supreme Sunset Boulevard location. Travelers say the customer service is just as legendary as the hotel itself, praising the hotel staff for its attentiveness. And the on-site Polo Lounge is not only known for its celeb-spotting – it's known for serving up a mean breakfast as well.

This hotel looks like it belongs somewhere along the Mediterranean Sea, with classic archways, soaring columns, trickling fountains and polished walkways. But previous guests assure that the amenities found here befit discerning Beverly Hills clientele. Located just a few blocks from Rodeo Drive, the Montage Beverly Hills treats visitors to amenities such as a sprawling spa, rooftop pool and refined American cuisine at The Restaurant. Guest rooms here are as sumptuous as the rest of the property: Design elements such as antique wooden furnishings, upholstered chaise lounges and marble and mosaic tiled bathrooms that evoke old Hollywood-era glamour. Plus, rooms include more modern amenities such as in-room tablets, flat-screen flat-screen TVs and complimentary Wi-Fi. According to many recent visitors, the Montage Beverly Hills is the place to go for L.A. luxury.

A member of the esteemed Dorchester Hotel collection, Hotel Bel-Air offers Los Angeles lodgers a taste of respite and romance within easy commuting distance of big city sights (though, not much is within walking distance). Sprawling across 12 acres in the Bel Air Estates neighborhood, this luxury hotel adopts the aura of 20th-century glam. With fine Italian linens, expansive terraces, charming gazebos and an actual Swan Lake, the Hotel Bel-Air is better suited to relaxation seekers than meeting-making movers and shakers. Guests appreciate the property's quiet atmosphere and superb customer service, while the guest rooms and suites win visitors over with bright, airy decor and tech-savvy amenities, such as flat-screen TVs and in-room iPads. Also, the Hotel Bel-Air Spa and the outdoor pool ensure that travelers return home refreshed and rested.

Guests of all ages (and pets, too) can expect star treatment at this Viceroy property. Located in the heart of Beverly Hills, L'Ermitage pulls out all the stops, boasting spacious, swanky suites complete with walk-in closets, platform beds, complimentary internet access and private bars. (And for those traveling with pets, the hotel is happy to provide everything from beds to welcome treats.) If you're here on business, the hotel's in-room business centers will ensure your 9-to-5 doesn't suffer from the change of scenery. And for those looking to relax, L'Ermitage boasts a full-service spa and a rooftop pool with 360-degree views of the city. The hotel's on-site eatery, Avec Nous, is a French-style bistro. The hotel's location sandwiched between downtown Los Angeles and Santa Monica puts guests within reasonable driving distance of multiple points of interest, including Venice Beach and the Griffith Observatory. Note that valet parking is $50 per night, though.

This iconic hotel has been welcoming LA's elite since 1928. Close to the shops of Rodeo Drive, the Beverly Wilshire Beverly Hills stands prominently along Wilshire Boulevard. (In fact, if you recall, a certain "Pretty Woman" once left this very hotel to do a little Rodeo Drive shopping of her own.) But a supreme location and the ability to please high-end clientele doesn't mean the Beverly Wilshire is one bit pretentious. Backed by the Four Seasons, the Beverly Wilshire is known for its excellent customer service. Paying the lofty room rates will get you more than smiles, though: Guest rooms here earn high praise from recent visitors for their stylish decor, marble bathrooms, private bars and complimentary internet access. Travelers also speak highly of CUT by Wolfgang Puck and the relaxing in-house spa. 

About 32 miles south of downtown Los Angeles, Terranea Resort is a palatial resort in the city's backyard. Many rooms look out onto the Pacific Ocean from balconies and come equipped with a long list of luxury amenities, including flat-screen TVs, four-fixture stone bathrooms and Wi-Fi access. (Covered by the $40 daily resort fee.) But most guests appreciate what's outside their quarters, particularly the fitness center and multiple pools. The hotel also houses a noteworthy spa, and visitors are in awe of the expansive, manicured grounds – all 102 acres. This family- and pet-friendly resort has eight delectable eateries and watering holes. Of those, Catalina Kitchen is the true standout with its breakfast and patio setting.

This Four Seasons in Beverly Hills isn't all that different from the others around the world. And to frequent guests who expect excellent food, spacious hotel suites and impeccable service, that's a great thing. Indulge in the delicious Italian cuisine at Culina restaurant, throw back a few elegant cocktails at the fashionable Windows Lounge and book an in-room deep tissue massage, courtesy of the well-reviewed Four Seasons spa. Or simply soak up the sun by the outdoor pool, located on the fourth floor of the hotel. When you're not enjoying the on-site facilities, enjoy the views of L.A. from your guest room's balcony. Accommodations also come equipped with primo amenities, such as iPad 2s, complimentary internet access and iPod docking stations. Just remember that the Los Angeles area has more than one Four Seasons property: This particular one is the standout of South Doheny Drive.

"Fabulous," "classy" and "amazing" are just some of the words guests use to describe the Mr. C Beverly Hills, a boutique hotel located in one of L.A.'s trendiest neighborhoods. Those who stay here will find their rooms outfitted in cream and red decor, handcrafted Italian furniture, flat-screen TVs and Carrera marble bathrooms, as well as furnished balconies that provide great views of the City of Angels. However, some visitors note that even Mr. C's pillow-top mattresses and Casa Rovea linens don't ensure a good night's sleep – many guests cite late-night noise as their main qualm. Should you need a little extra refreshment, stake out a lounge chair by the pool. The Restaurant at Mr. C satisfies cravings for classic Italian fare with a menu stocked with pizza and pasta; book a table for Sunday brunch to enjoy live jazz alongside your mimosa. But be prepared to watch your bank account take a hit: Visitors say that a stay here cost them a pretty penny. Plus, the hotel charges an additional $24.95 daily resort fee. But Leaders Club members you're in luck – as part of the Leading Hotels of the World, this property grants perks like welcome gifts and complimentary upgrades.

Right on the marina and about 5 miles from Los Angeles International Airport, The Ritz-Carlton, Marina del Rey attracts visitors with its picturesque location. Guests describe the rooms here as comfortable, with warm blue and gold tones reflecting the hotel's harbor vistas (not to mention balconies and feather beds). Visitors also appreciate this Ritz's convenient and luxurious amenities, such as the bicycle rentals – perfect for riding along the boardwalk – and the waterfront pool and whirlpool. Make the most of the hotel's harborfront location with some California cuisine at Wave Poolside Bar + Grill, or sample the locally sourced small plates at Cast & Plow. For even more pampering, indulge in a treatment at Sisley Spa. Though a stay here can cost a pretty penny, you can offset the cost (or earn points) with Marriott Bonvoy points.

The L.A. LIVE area is a complex of stadiums, open-air plazas and theaters. Some of the best-known tenants include the Microsoft Theater, the Grammy Museum and the STAPLES Center. So this JW Marriott is in a prime spot for sports fanatics and audiophiles. This hotel is also great for business travelers – previous guests recount how they could easily walk to the city's financial district from the hotel, while guest rooms come equipped with wireless internet access (for a fee) and access to the JW Marriott's business center. In terms of decor, rooms here take their inspiration from the California climate, boasting bright yellow and blue hues, along with 42-inch TVs, iPod docking stations and minifridges. And if you'd like to take advantage of the weather, the hotel beasts a rooftop pool (and adjacent bar). When you're ready to grab a bite to eat, you've got three full-service restaurants at your fingertips, including WP24 by Wolfgang Puck. Plus, if you're a member of the Marriott Bonvoy program, you can earn and redeem points while staying here.

Some say the SLS Hotel, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Beverly Hills is cool, both in good and bad ways. First the good: This standout property of hotelier Sam Nazarian is decked out in sleek furniture and just enough detailing to carve out a distinct personality without overwhelming visitors. For example, you'll find the acronym "SLS" branded on much of the hotel paraphernalia, each time offering a different meaning (coffee cups urge you to "sip liquids slowly"). Plus, the staff is often described as attentive, friendly and helpful with any questions or issues that arise. And now the not-so-good: Some guests say that the hotel's 'round the clock party atmosphere disrupts sleep. Luckily, rooms are well equipped and boast floor-to-ceiling windows, flat-screen TVs, Sealy beds and rain showers. And to end on a high point: This hotel on South La Cienega Boulevard does have what's becoming the norm in L.A. – a modish rooftop pool and a Ciel Spa. Plus, since this property is affiliated with the Marriott brand, members of the Marriott Bonvoy program can earn and redeem points when staying here.

This property is perfectly placed and perfectly named: Here, the ambiance exudes the old-school glamor that once made the surrounding neighborhood – Hollywood – famous. Numerous vacationers have detailed the fun atmosphere, the always lively pool (site of some of this town's most notorious parties) and the bubbly staff. The food is also fantastic: If you're a burger lover, fellow foodies insist you try one of the 25 Degrees restaurant's signature sandwiches. Guest rooms here receive praise for their custom Sferra linens, flat-screen TVs and minibars (stocked with Dean & DeLuca treats). However, because this hotel is known for its parties, some guests complain of loud, sleepless nights. If that's something you can live with, though, you can find the Hollywood Roosevelt on Hollywood Boulevard, of course. Members of the iPrefer loyalty program use or earn points by choosing to stay here. 

True to its North Hollywood location, this 7-acre boutique property embodies a retro-cool atmosphere that will transport you back to the glamour of 1970s L.A. Though the hotel completed a $20 million makeover in 2015, it didn't abandon its past: Rooms are a nod to the hotel's '70s roots with bright orange accents and vintage-inspired furniture, but they're also equipped with more modern amenities like flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi access and minifridges. When you're not in your room, take time to explore the rest of the property. The hotel offers complimentary activities for guests like its "Dive-In Move Night," where a classic film is screened poolside, plus a gift shop featuring locally sourced and California-inspired items (think California wines and specialty cookbooks). Even though you're within walking distance to a bevy of eateries, you'll want to stick around for at least one cocktail at the trendy Lobby Bar and a bite at The Front Yard, the hotel's on-site restaurant. When you want to explore off-property, The Garland's got you covered there, too: The hotel offers complimentary trolley service to Universal Studios and CityWalk, which made it a standout among its L.A. peers according to recent guests. Travelers also loved the laid-back ambiance of the property, with many saying it was an ideal honeymoon hideaway thanks to the comfortable rooms, unique public spaces and exceptional service.

Like its Century City neighbor, the Hyatt Regency, the InterContinental Los Angeles Century City is a reasonably priced hotel. But this property has a few more luxurious, resort-like perks than its competition. Rooms here feature coffee makers, balconies, flat-screen TVs, and walk-in showers with soaking tubs. This impressive property houses a gym, outdoor infinity pool and full-service spa, not to mention plenty of meeting space. Guests praise the strong drinks and fresh sushi served up at the on-site restaurant, Mari. Unfortunately, parking was a pain for the InterContinental's recent guests: Visitors say you'll face exorbitant fees regardless of whether you choose to pay for valet service or self-parking ($46.20 per night). But members of the IHG Rewards Club can redeem rewards at this InterContinental property, such as free nights' stays.

The Omni Los Angeles Hotel doesn't offer some of the over-the-top amenities that have become fashionable in La La Land lodging. Instead, this 17-story, 453-room hotel excels at the basics. Previous guests describe their stay here as a low-fuss, high-class experience thanks in large part to the property's highly efficient and friendly staff. The Omni brand is also known for its family-friendliness — enroll in the Omni Sensational Kids program to receive a backpack full of educational goodies for your children, along with kid-friendly menus, a card game and crayons. The hotel's spacious rooms can also accommodate larger groups (as well as pets); each room comes decked out in a rich color palate made up of blues, browns and creams, and all rooms feature praise-worthy city views, not to mention flat-screen TVs and Cuisinart coffee makers. Wireless Internet access is free for Omni Select Guest members. You can find this Omni outpost among the skyscrapers of Los Angeles' downtown area. 

Southwest of downtown Los Angeles is picturesque Hermosa Beach, and in that town is a picturesque hotel: Beach House Hotel Hermosa Beach. Recent guests appreciated the property's throwback, New England-cottage feel. All 96 studio suites feature fireplaces and flat-screen televisions, and most also offer a pretty good view of the Pacific Ocean (though you should make reservations as early as possible to ensure the best vistas). The hotel offers a long list of activities, including access to walking paths and biking trails, a center and a full-service spa. But take note: Beach House Hotel does not have its own restaurant. (It does, however, offer complimentary continental breakfast.) And rest assured that previous visitors say the hotel's primo location puts it within walking distance of numerous eateries.

Travelers love how close this hotel is to some signature sites of old Hollywood — The Walk of Fame and TCL Chinese Theatre are just a stone's throw away. And the helpful hotel staff increases guests' enthusiasm for this Loews property. Just keep in mind that its central location (it's part of a complex that includes the Kodak Theatre, home of the Academy Awards) means you'll contend with a lot of noise, crowds and street traffic. Take a break from the hoopla with a detox facial or reflexology massage at the in-house Exhale Spa, or simply lounge for free outside at the fifth-floor pool. Aside from its amenities, this Loews also receives high praise for its spacious accommodations, which boast stylish decor and fantastic city views as well as amenities such as iHome radios, free Wi-Fi, Keurig coffee makers and flat-screen TVs, among other amenities. And if you're a member of the Loews YouFirst rewards program, you can rack up benefits like spa credits and suite upgrades for bedding down here.

If you're looking for a one-of-a-kind mix of old Hollywood glamour and cutting-edge style, consider booking a room at the W Hollywood. Guests claim this W is worth every one of its four stars for a number of reasons, including its hip lobby bar, The Living Room, not to mention a trendy rooftop pool. Along with The Living Room, this W outpost also offers California bistro fare at Delphine, and a New York street cafe atmosphere at Station Hollywood. Rooms here are sleek and chic, with a gray and white color palate that's emboldened by colorful accents and deluxe amenities like iPod docking stations, flat-screen TVs, high-speed Internet access and minibars. The clientele also offer a word of warning: This hotel on the infamous Hollywood Boulevard isn't for those seeking peace and quiet –it's more party-oriented. And because this hotel is part of the Marriott hotel family, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and use points here.

With any Kimpton brand property, it's the attention to detail that really keeps lodgers loyal, and the Hotel Palomar Los Angeles – Beverly Hills is no different. Guest rooms are funky yet comfy, draped in bold prints and bright colors, and outfitted in Atelier Bloem toiletries and flat-screen TVs. Kimpton Karma rewards members can also take advantage of free Wi-Fi access in the accommodations. For travelers with dogs, the hotel offers collapsible water dishes, animal beds and complimentary pet-sitting services. And for those with no one to worry about but themselves, recent guests recommend taking advantage of in-room spa treatments or lounging by the outdoor pool. The in-house eatery, Double Take, earns high marks for its locally sourced California cuisine.

This Brentwood hotel has chic, modern furnishings that visitors love and a relaxed staff that's more than willing to entertain the whims of their guests. Need to house your pet? No problem — for a small fee, the Luxe will put up all pets that weigh 50 pounds or less. The Luxe Hotel Sunset Boulevard also boasts luxury-hotel staples, such as iPod docking stations, complimentary Wi-Fi access and flat-screen TVs in each of its 162 rooms. And the in-house eatery, On Sunset Restaurant, dishes out California cuisine with a hint of French flair (don't miss the jazz brunch on Sundays). Plus, you can make the most of the hotel's sunny locale by paying a visit to the outdoor heated pool or outdoor fitness area. What's more, many guests refer to this property's rates as a bargain.

This boutique hotel features rooms and suites and is popular with both business and leisure travelers. The Luxe City Center Hotel is located in downtown Los Angeles, near the STAPLES Center, the Los Angeles Convention Center and the Microsoft Theater. While some of LA's more popular spots to peruse, such as Santa Monica, Beverly Hills and Rodeo Drive, are a bit of a trek away, attractions like Runyon Canyon and Griffith Observatory are less than 10 miles north of the hotel. Back at the hotel, those looking to get in a workout can utilize the small fitness suite or enjoy complimentary access to the nearby Gold's Gym less than half a mile from the property. Once you work up an appetite, head to niXon global kitchen + patio for contemporary American fare. Then, retreat to your room. All accommodations feature a neutral color palette, beds with double pillow-top mattresses and Keurig coffee makers. Overall, past visitors described their stays here as pleasant, though some note the room rates are a little high.

Occupying prime real estate in downtown Los Angeles – just a few blocks from the Walt Disney Concert Hall – The Westin Bonaventure Hotel houses 1,358 guest rooms and suites, all of which feature flat-screen TVs, floor-to-ceiling windows and the brand's signature Heavenly Beds. Business travelers are especially compatible with this hotel thanks to its high-speed internet access (for an additional fee), ample meeting space and four on-site dining venues. Meanwhile, leisure travelers are quick to praise the property's convenience, reporting that it's an easy commute from the Westin to many of the city's top attractions. Some guests found the rooms to be comfortable yet lackluster, though a good number of guests suggest reserving a room on the higher floors for killer city views. And as a member of the Westin hotel family, this hotel participates in the Marriott Bonvoy loyalty program.

The Beverly Hilton is a classic, but some say it can't keep up with the newest, hippest hotels of Los Angeles. In fact, it's probably better known as the home of the Golden Globe Awards (which take place annually in the International Ballroom) than it is as a place to spend the night. However, the 569 rooms – which feature Egyptian cotton linens, Bose Wave music systems and BABOR Beauty toiletries – hint at luxury, though some guests say that the accommodations here feel dated. The hotel staff, on the other hand, earns props from visitors, who say that The Beverly Hilton's employees were friendly and efficient. For a true taste of Hollywood glam, grab a table at CIRCA 55, a 1950s-inspired restaurant that serves up tasty plates of California fare. Or, lounge by the largest heated hotel pool in Beverly Hills. You'll find this L.A. standby in Beverly Hills, of course, along Wilshire Boulevard.

Across the street from Universal Studios Hollywood, the Hilton Los Angeles/Universal City has excellent access to the downtown Los Angeles and Hollywood areas, which makes it popular with business and leisure travelers alike. Most guests report that the hotel is a standard Hilton property with (thankfully) no surprises. Guest rooms are outfitted in neutral decor and come equipped with Hilton's signature Serenity beds, free wireless Internet access and minifridges. Still, some guests say that the rooms could use a facelift as they show some wear. This property also houses two pools, a fitness center and several eateries, and members of the Hilton HHonors loyalty programs can earn and redeem points here.