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Where to Stay in the Hollywood Area
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Santa Monica Blvd.
Romaine St.
Willoughby Ave.
Santa Monica Blvd.
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HOLLYWOOD
CEMETERY
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Melrose Ave.
Melrose Ave.
Rosewood Ave.
Oakwood Ave.
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The Wilshire
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Beverly Blvd.
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Best Western Hollywood Hills Hotel
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Days Inn Hollywood
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Magic Castle Hotel
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Renaissance Hollywood Hotel
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Roosevelt Hotel, Hollywood
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6th St.
15 km
same block as two of the city 's most famous landmar ks—the Hollywood Walk of Fame
and Grauman's Chinese Theatre. The Hollywood Bowl is less than a mile away (check
with the concierge about shuttle service), and the subway stops under the hotel complex,
offering access to Universal Studios and destinations farther afield.
1755 N. H ighland Ave., Hollywood, CA 90028.
&
800/769-4774
or 323/856-1200. F ax 323/856-1205.
www.renaissancehollywood.com. 637 units . $299 double; $330 ex ecutive bedroom; $329 1-bedr oom
suite; other suites $340 and way up. AE, DC, DISC, MC, V. Valet parking $29.
Amenities:
Restaurant; 2 bars
(lobby and poolside); c oncierge; small exercise room; outdoor pool; room service.
In room:
A/C, TV, CD
player, hair dryer, minibar, Wi-Fi ($13 per day).
Roosevelt Hotel, Hollywood
After a $30-million r enovation this v enerable
12-story landmark is now
the
place to stay in Hollywood. It's got history, style, exclusiv-
ity, a steakhouse, models-slash-actr esses serving cocktails at the poolside bar , a raucous
nightlife scene, and just the right amount of L.A. attitude from the staff. Host to the first
Academy Awards in 1929—not to mention a fe w famous-name ghosts—this national
landmark is Hollywood's only historic hotel still in operation today . Much of the 1927
Spanish-influenced sunken lobby remains the same—the handcrafted columns and dra-
matic arches are magnificent—but the guest rooms have been completely (and tastefully)
