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Villas in West Hollywood

Properties are selected based on real traveler reviews and popularity among guests who’ve booked a night in West Hollywood on Hotels.com. These West Hollywood Villas consistently deliver on quality, location and traveler experience. Last updated on October 10, 2026.

A modern outdoor dining area with a pool, a metal heater, and a staircase leading to a second floor.

A modern bathroom with a shower, toilet, and sink.

A modern kitchen with wooden cabinets, a central island, and a dining area with a round table and chairs.

A modern living room with a large sofa, a flat-screen TV mounted on the wall, and a large window offering a city view.

1. Franklin Modern

Hollywood Hills West

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A nighttime city street with a large billboard for Disney's Brave, a Louis Vuitton ad, and a neon sign for Sunset Plaza.

A modern building with a large billboard advertising a movie.

A busy city street with a large movie billboard for 'Brave' and a Louis Vuitton advertisement.

A large billboard advertising Havaianas Original As You, a tattoo shop, and a sunset strip market.

A yellow building with 'YONADA' signage and 'BAND SHIRTS' on the window.

West Hollywood

West Hollywood dazzles with iconic music venues like The Roxy and Whisky a Go Go lighting up the legendary Sunset Strip. Rainbow crosswalks mark the vibrant LGBTQ+ heart around Santa Monica Boulevard while fashion-forward boutiques line Melrose Avenue. Art lovers can explore MOCA Pacific Design Center between celebrity spotting and soaking up the neighborhood's creative energy. Dining ranges from celebrity chef restaurants to late-night taco trucks, with options staying open until 2am. Boutique hotels dominate the accommodation scene, from rock-and-roll themed properties to luxury hideaways. Getting around is easy on foot or via abundant ride-sharing services.

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A building with the sign "MAXAZRIA GROUP" and "SUNSET PLAZA" at its entrance.

A neon sign for 'Roxx' and a marquee listing 'DREW G STOLEN BABIES' and 'DAWN GOLDEN & ROSY CROSS'.

Norma Triangle

Walkable and upscale, Norma Triangle offers a mix of cafes, restaurants, shopping, nightclubs, parks, and bars. Don't miss the Lloyd Wright Home and Studio at 858 Doheny Drive for a touch of history.

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Storefronts with mannequins displaying clothing, a car parked in front, and a sign for 'Addicted'.

A busy urban street with multiple lanes of traffic, street signs, and traffic lights.

A turquoise bicycle parked next to a 'No Stopping Sightseeing Bus Zone' sign.

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Tri-West

Tri-West buzzes with rainbow-painted crosswalks and neon-lit energy from sundown till last call. Santa Monica Boulevard's legendary clubs and bars keep the party going, while art galleries and vintage boutiques give daytime explorers plenty to discover. Melrose Avenue offers a perfect mix of trendy shopping and people-watching opportunities. The neighborhood's strong LGBTQ+ heritage shapes its welcoming, creative vibe. Dining options range from farm-to-table restaurants to late-night taco trucks, all within easy walking distance. Hotels here lean boutique and stylish, with rooftop pools perfect for soaking up California sunshine. You won't need a car - the area is extremely walkable with reliable Metro bus service connecting you to The Grove and beyond.

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The Bird Streets

The Bird Streets neighborhood flaunts jaw-dropping views of Los Angeles from its perch high in the Hollywood Hills. This exclusive enclave of multi-million dollar modern mansions and Mediterranean villas is where celebrities hide away from prying eyes. Take a scenic drive through winding roads to spot architectural masterpieces with walls of glass that capture the glittering cityscape and Pacific Ocean beyond. You won't find shops or restaurants tucked into these quiet hillsides. Visitors typically stay in luxury vacation rentals with infinity pools and premium amenities. Getting around requires wheels - the steep terrain isn't made for walking - but Sunset Boulevard's world-class dining is just minutes away by car.

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Top landmarks in West Hollywood

Sunset Strip

8.8/10 (2,203 reviews)

If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Sunset Strip, a popular place for shoppers in West Hollywood. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. Splash some more cash at Melrose Avenue.

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Whiskey a Go Go

8.4/10 (282 reviews)

If you want to see a show while you're in town, try and grab some tickets at Whiskey a Go Go in West Hollywood. If you enjoy the show and want to see another, Roxy Theatre West Hollywood is just a short walk away.

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Roxy Theatre West Hollywood

8.2/10 (192 reviews)

If you want to see a show while you're in town, try and grab some tickets at Roxy Theatre West Hollywood in West Hollywood. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is artsy and has lots of nice beaches. If you enjoy the show and want to see another, Whiskey a Go Go is just a short walk away.

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The Comedy Store

9.0/10 (204 reviews)

The Comedy Store is a venue in West Hollywood.

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MOCA Pacific Design Center

8.2/10 (134 reviews)

If you like art, you might want to check out the upcoming exhibitions at MOCA Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood and see if there's something that takes your fancy. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is artsy and has lots of nice beaches. If you want to see more of the museums in West Hollywood, you can easily walk to ONE Gallery, West Hollywood.

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Sierra Towers

8.0/10 (61 reviews)

Sierra Towers is worth a pic or two when discovering West Hollywood. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is artsy and has lots of nice beaches.

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House at 9137 Cordell Drive

8.2/10 (46 reviews)

If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to House at 9137 Cordell Drive— just one of the monuments in Hollywood Hills. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is artsy and has lots of nice beaches. West Hollywood has other landmarks you might want to visit such as Rose Bowl Stadium.

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The Sun Rose

The Sun Rose is a venue in West Hollywood. If you enjoy the show and want to see another, Hollywood Bowl, Whiskey a Go Go, and Roxy Theatre West Hollywood are not far.

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Learn more about West Hollywood

Between the glitz of Beverly Hills and the grit of Hollywood lies a city that packs more cultural punch per square foot than seems possible. The Sunset Strip beckons with legendary music venues like Whiskey a Go Go, where rock history was written nightly. Melrose Avenue offers retail therapy with an edge – boutiques where celebrities shop incognito behind sunglasses. The Laugh Factory serves comedy from newcomers to superstars testing material. Rainbow flags fly proudly throughout America's most famous gay neighborhood, where bars and clubs pulse with energy. Visit MOCA Pacific Design Center for a cultural fix, then watch the beautiful people parade past sidewalk cafés where eavesdropping counts as entertainment.

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Find out more about West Hollywood

There's a lot visitors like about West Hollywood, especially its restaurants and entertainment. You can appreciate the selection of bars and cafes. If you're hunting for the perfect souvenir, you may want to head to Sunset Strip to shop. In the surrounding area, popular sights include Universal Studios Hollywood and Los Angeles Convention Center.

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