Best Wedding Hotels in West Hollywood

Recent guests raved about this hotel's restaurant, Boxwood on the Roof. But don't let your stomach be the only deciding factor in booking a stay at The London West Hollywood, which sits just off the Sunset Strip. A love for all things English might also sway you. (Case in point: Garbanzo, the regal English bulldog and hotel mascot who can be found parading about the lobby.) And the property's spacious suites have certainly won guests over in the past. But, be sure to note the parking cost a pricey $44 per night. Accommodations come equipped with private terraces and oversized bathrooms, as well as personal wet bars, Keurig coffee makers and complimentary Wi-Fi access. And when you're not stretching out in your digs, make a point of ordering drinks and enjoying the view from The London's rooftop pool. 

Many of Los Angeles' hotels celebrate the city's showbiz heritage. The Sunset Marquis specializes in catering to those in the music industry. Billy Idol, Chaka Khan, George Clinton, Ozzy Osbourne, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and many more have cut a track or two in the on-site NightBird Recording Studios. They then stayed after hours to chill at Bar 1200, which serves a long list of trendy cocktails. Recent guests aren't swayed by celebrity but rather by the ultra-cozy beds in the villas and suites, which also feature rainforest showers, minibars, flat-screen TVs and high-speed internet access (for a fee). And when you're not rocking out or hitting the hay, spend some time by one of the hotel's two heated pools or sample the small plate offerings at catavina restaurant. You'll find the Sunset Marquis just off Sunset Boulevard in the hippest part of West Hollywood. What's more, members of the I Prefer Hotel Rewards program can earn and redeem points here.

Do you love art deco? Because that's what lures a lot of the Sunset Tower Hotel's most faithful guests. That, and an interest in this West Hollywood property's storied history (the elusive Howard Hughes, the writer Truman Capote, the sultry Marilyn Monroe and the "businessman" Bugsy Siegel have all hung their hats here). Since 1929, the Sunset Tower Hotel has catered to Los Angeles visitors, and according to recent guests, the property hasn't lost any of its charm with age. Guest rooms and suites offer floor-to-ceiling windows with picturesque city views, Egyptian cotton linens, luxury toiletries, complimentary wireless internet access and Nespresso machines. The hotel also invites travelers to enjoy a nice meal by the pool or indulge in a spa treatment. And it's not just two-legged guests who receive the star treatment here; the hotel is happy to provide beds, bowls and treats for furry companions.

Once known as the "Riot House" due to the antics of the many rock stars who visited, the Andaz West Hollywood now makes its mark with understated elegance. Travelers appreciate the low-key, sophisticated atmosphere, the scrumptious in-house restaurant (named Riot House) and the rooftop bar and pool area. The hotel's atmosphere permeates its 239 guest rooms, which feature Sealy Posturpedic beds, iHome stereos, LCD flat-screen TVs and minibars with complimentary snacks and drinks. Recent guests are also quick to praise the complimentary coffee and tea in the morning and the daily wine reception from 5 to 7 p.m. Business travelers appreciate this hotel, too, praising the free wireless internet and the variety of business services available in the lounge. And though this hotel's party days are largely over, there are still some quality nightlife venues nearby. Andaz West Hollywood is easy to spot near the House of Blues on Sunset Boulevard. And since this Andaz outpost is part of the Hyatt family, rewards program members can earn and redeem points when staying here.

You have to like staying in hip and funky accommodations for the Mondrian Los Angeles to appeal to you. And this is probably why guests offer such differing opinions on this West Hollywood boutique hotel. There are just as many people to bemoan the loud nights and too-cute (but uncomfortable) furniture as there are to praise the hotel's chic amenities and the trendy, lively atmosphere of the Skybar (which does have soundproof windows to cut down on the noise). On the plus side, all 236 rooms of this hotel have a pretty good view of Los Angeles' city lights, not to mention flat-screen TVs and MALIN+GOETZ toiletries. For more skyline views, head to the outdoor pool. Make sure to stop by the Mondrian's restaurant, Ivory on Sunset, is helmed by celebrity chef Brian Malarkey. 

This West Hollywood hotel opened its doors to fashionable clientele in 2008, drawing visitors who are interested in exploring the nearby nightlife and shopping. As a "long-stay" property, Palihouse Holloway's spacious suites come equipped with Carrera marble bathrooms, in-unit washer and dryers and fully equipped kitchens with microwaves, toasters and flatware — basically everything you need to make the Palihouse Holloway your home away from home. And guests certainly felt at home here. Travelers love the apartment-style accommodations and more often than not regarded the service as excellent. And though the hotel is lacking in traditional hotel amenities such as a spa, pool or fitness center, that didn't bother guests much. There are still on-site eateries, including the brasserie-style Mardi and The Rooftop. The location on the Santa Monica Boulevard, the main drag in West Hollywood, certainly didn't hurt either.

Recent guests offered mixed reviews for The Grafton on Sunset. Travelers raved about the iconic location, smack dab in the middle of the Sunset Strip, and the friendly, attentive staff. Reviewers also praised the outdoor saltwater pool and the complimentary shuttle, which can transport guests within a 3-mile radius of the hotel. But lodgers were more divided on the rooms, which were renovated in 2015: some liked the decor (a combination of leather and metal finishes with red accents), while others couldn't get past the small size of the bathroom and the pricey room rates. Aside from decorative touches, each room comes equipped with a 37-inch HDTV, complimentary Wi-Fi access and a minifridge, among other amenities. The same color scheme continues throughout The Grafton, including in its on-site steakhouse and bar. Past guests were complimentary of the restaurant, but also suggested exploring off the property as the hotel is within easy reach of some tasty West Hollywood eateries. But even with its enviable location, some reviewers were unsure about making a repeat visit for the parking fee alone: the hotel charges $40 a night for its valet-only service.