LOS ANGELES LUXURY VILLA RENTALS & VACATION HOMES

This gorgeous outdoor amphitheatre has been hosting concerts since the LA Philharmonic first played here in 1922. Nestled in an aesthetically blessed fold in the Hollywood Hills, the 18,000-seat venue can bring out the romantic in the terminally cynical. It's the summer home of the LA Philharmonic, but has also hosted everyone from the Beatles to Big Bird, and today mixes classical concerts with all manner of rock and pop. Read Less

Los Angeles's hilltop acropolis was conceived as a home for the hitherto disparate entities of the J. Paul Getty Trust, but that's the only straightforward thing about it. Architect Richard Meier was hired to build the museum in 1984, but it took 13 years, several additional designers (to work on the interior and the landscaping) and $1 billion to complete. The end result is a remarkable complex of travertine and white metal-clad pavilions that resembles a kind of monastic retreat designed for James Bond. Its relative inaccessibility is more than compensated for by the panoramic views, from the hills and the ocean in the west all the way around to Downtown in the east. Read Less

Placed on the Registry of Historic Places in 1976, the largest private estate in the history of Beverly Hills serves as a venue for city events, weddings, films and summer day camp. Read Less

Southern California's gateway to the cosmos! Visitors can look through telescopes, explore exhibits, see live shows in the Samuel Oschin Planetarium, and enjoy spectacular views of Los Angeles and the Hollywood Sign. Read Less

Our Los Angeles helicopter tours include sunset tours, coastal flights, celebrity homes, Downtown Los Angeles and more. Elite Helicopter Tours can accommodate any request, large or small, to provide you with the best experience possible. Read Less

Legendary memorial walk adorned with stars bearing the biggest names in the entertainment industry. The Hollywood Walk of Fame comprises more than 2,500 five-pointed terrazzo and brass stars embedded in the sidewalks along 15 blocks of Hollywood Boulevard and three blocks of Vine Street in Hollywood. Read Less

The Santa Monica Pier is a large double-jointed pier located at the foot of Colorado Avenue in Santa Monica. With an iconic entrance, the pier is popular with residents and visitors as a landmark that is over 100 years old. Recreational and entertainment center featuring restaurants, retail establishments and amusement park. Read Less

The Broad is a new contemporary art museum founded by philanthropists Eli and Edythe Broad on Grand Avenue in downtown Los Angeles. The museum is designed by Diller Scofidio Renfro in collaboration with Gensler and offers free general admission. The museum is home to the more than 2,000 works of art in the Broad collection, which is among the most prominent holdings of postwar and contemporary art worldwide. With its innovative veil-and-vault concept, the 120,000-square-foot, $140-million building features two floors of gallery space to showcase the comprehensive collection. Read Less

State historic park in the Santa Monica mountains includes hiking and equestrian trails, picnic grounds, guided tours of the Will Rogers historic ranch house and weekend polo matches. Read Less

Sip, swirl and socialize in The Tasting Room, a contemporary wine tasting room in partnership with Malibu Family Wines, award-winning producers of Semler and Saddlerock wines. Sample locally produced wines from the A.V.A.-designated Malibu Coast wine region, and enjoy a selection of wines from Napa Valley and throughout California. Gather with friends at the communal table or head to the bar for flights and bites in a relaxed and inviting setting. Read Less

Cuisine: Wine Bar/ American.This follow-up wine bar to Bar Covell is ideal for wine and cheese-fueled nights of gossiping. Built in a 1941 building rife with thoughtful vintage touches, it's quite an idyllic place to sample a variety of wines by the glass from an extensive list that features both approachable and pricey vintage options. Read Less

One of the many beautiful things about this Hollywood Hills fixture is that it's barely changed over the decades. The hotel still attracts the brazen and the beautiful (everyone from Led Zeppelin to Lindsay Lohan has stayed here; John Belushi OD-ed in bungalow 3); it still offers a quintessentially glamorous LA experience; and it still promises its guests absolute discretion.Iconic hotel lounge garners raves for its top-shelf cocktails & fare served in a swanky atmosphere. Read Less

Pearl's Liquor Bar is a lush and luxurious three-level venue that serves small plates from lunch to late-night dinner and classically-inspired drinks. The bar features a 136-seat restaurant, lounge, secret garden and a mezzanine area that allows for wonderful views of the boulevard below. Read Less

Rock & Reilly's Sunset Strip, an authentic Irish bar with personality, is a prohibition-era speakeasy with great food, world-famous selection of whiskey, beer & happy hour specials. Rock & Reilly's is the first pub in West Hollywood to offer a collection of 45 exclusive, hand-selected Irish whiskeys, boasting the largest stock of Irish whiskey in Los Angeles. They also offers an assortment of reinvented traditional Irish pub grub with modern twists for lunch and dinner. Read Less

Boasting some of the finest views of Los Angeles, Skybar is an open air, ivy-covered pavilion perched above the Pool at Mondrian Los Angeles. Having been the spot for the hottest nightlife and bar scenes from the day it opened, Skybar's newly re-imagined design brings a fresh approach to this iconic space. A chic poolside lounge by day, Skybar provides an idyllic oasis to take in the sun and enjoy impeccably fresh cocktails. When the sun sets, the pulse of Skybar beats even louder, stirring a seductive energy, aroused by world-class DJ's and Hollywood glamour. Read Less

You'll be hard-pressed to find a more romantic beach than El Matador. Located about 10 miles northwest of Malibu, this secluded pocket beach has rocky shores, robust waves and some of the clearest water in LA. Once there, you'll find that it's the perfect place to enjoy a sunset dinner in one of the hidden coves. Read Less

Located in Malibu 28 miles north of Santa Monica on Pacific Coast Highway, Leo Carrillo State Park offers a beach that stretches for more than a mile, dotted with sea caves, tidepools and other beach-combing delights. The park is named after the actor and preservationist who served on the California Beach and Parks Commission for 18 years. A small visitor center offers interpretive displays, as well as guided nature walks and campfire programs. Read Less

Apply a new coat of wax and zip on the wetsuit, because there's no better place to surf than Surfrider Beach in Malibu. As the waves roll in and begin to curl near the shore, surfers paddle furiously to catch those perfect waves of ocean bliss. You don't have to be an experienced surfer to appreciate the act of surfing, the cool vibe at the beach or the toned bodies of the surfers. In fact, sometimes it's better to just be a spectator when the crowds get hectic and you're fighting to catch a wave. Read Less

Located just north of the historic Santa Monica Pier, this is one of the most popular beaches in LA. At two miles long, Santa Monica Beach seems to go on forever and offers plenty of space to stretch the legs, set up for a game of volleyball, or go for a bike ride. Bring the sunscreen, a little cash for parking and a beach towel or blanket. Let the sun, sand and surf do the rest. Read Less

Venice Beach is one place where it's almost as much about the people as it is about the surf or the sand. In fact, the world famous Ocean Front Walk often upstages the Pacific Ocean. As you're strolling the boardwalk, keep an eye out for Harry Perry, the turbaned guitar player on roller blades who has appeared in numerous films and TV shows. This is also the place to see bodybuilders, chainsaw jugglers and a full complement of palm readers, folk artists and other colorful characters. Read Less

Admission: Free The California Science Center allows families, adults and children to explore the wonders of science through interactive exhibits, live demonstrations, innovative programs and awe-inspiring films on an IMAX movie screen seven-stories high. Permanent exhibit galleries include “Ecosystems,” “World of Life,” “Creative World,” and the “SKETCH Foundation Air and Space Exhibits” featuring air and space exhibits. Admission to the Science Center’s permanent exhibition galleries is free (excluding IMAX and Special Exhibits), although the Space Shuttle Endeavour exhibit requires timed reservations ($2 each) during peak attendance periods. Read Less

Placed on the Registry of Historic Places in 1976, the largest private estate in the history of Beverly Hills serves as a venue for city events, weddings, films and summer day camp. Read Less

Admission: Free With a commanding view of the Los Angeles Basin on Mount Hollywood in Los Angeles’ Griffith Park, the popular tourist attraction is a world leader in public astronomy. The public observatory, planetarium, and exhibition space which opened in 1935 is the most-visited public observatory in the world, with over one million visitors a year. Along with a plethora of exhibits on its lower level, main level, roof and exterior, the Observatory offers three exciting live shows each day the building is open at the Samuel Oschin Planetarium and the popular Tesla Coil. Read Less

Erected in 1923, this symbolic landmark on Mount Lee is often viewed from Griffith Park Observatory. Stunning views of the Hollywood Sign unfold at your own pace on hiking trails that meander through the rolling chaparral of the Santa Monica Mountains. Read Less

Admission: Adults: $25 The world-renowned Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens is located 12 miles from downtown Los Angeles in the Pasadena area, and features two art galleries, a library highlighting collections of rare items and is surrounded by 120 acres of breathtaking grounds. The institution houses magnificent collections of rare books and manuscripts, European art from the 15th to the early 20th century, and American art from the late 17th to the mid-20th century. Outside the building, explore beautifully landscaped gardens, including the Japanese Garden, the Desert Garden, and the Chinese Garden. Read Less

Admission: Free The collections at the J. Paul Getty Museum at the Getty Center includes pre-20th-century European paintings, drawings, illuminated manuscripts, sculptures, and decorative arts; 19th- and 20th-century American, European, and Asian photographs; contemporary and modern sculpture and much more. Along with their vast permanent collection and temporary exhibitions housed in six pavilions, the museum itself is a wonderful architectural masterpiece which offers spectacular 360 views of the city along with pristine gardens designed specifically for the Getty Center. Alongside the museum is The Getty Research Institute which offers changing exhibitions of rare books, manuscripts, photographs, artists’ notebooks, and other materials from the special collections of the Research Library. Admission to the Getty Center is always free. Parking is $15 per car and $10 after 3 p.m. Read Less

Admission: General Admission: $15 for adults, $10 for seniors and students, free for children. With one of the most extensive collections on the West Coast, LACMA is one of the top museum destinations in Los Angeles. Permanent collections span from prehistoric to modern day works of art, and the famed museum offers works from all over the world. LACMA offers a rotating list of exhibitions which draw crowds, including “Los Angeles to New York: Dwan Gallery” (1959-1971), “Abdulnasser Gharem: Pause,” “Home—So Different,” “So Appealing,” “Chagall: Fantasies for the Stage” and many more. With a collection that includes more than 130,000 objects dating from antiquity to the present, LACMA is the largest art museum in the western United States. From the iconic “Urban Light” installation (a piece made up of 202 cast-iron street lamps gathered from around Los Angeles), to the Pavilion for Japanese Art, LACMA shares its vast collections through exhibitions, public programs, and research facilities that attract over one million visitors annually. Read Less

Admission: General Admission: $12, Seniors & Students: $9, Children (Aged 3-12): $5, Children (2-Under): Free The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County (NHMLA) was the first dedicated museum building in Los Angeles, opening its doors in 1913. Since opening their doors, they have amassed one of the world’s most extensive and valuable collections, with more than 35 million objects, some as old as 4.5 billion years, of natural and cultural history. Permanent exhibits cover everything from gems to Los Angeles nature, dinosaurs, mammals, L.A. history, and birds. The Museum also features their Nature Gardens, which is an outdoor exhibit space set on 3.5 acres where Museum scientists conduct real research and educators host nature-specific programs for visitors. Read Less

Admission: Adults: $7, Seniors & Students: $5, Children: Free Showcasing art and design that originates from California, the Pasadena Museum of California Art (PMCA) opened in Pasadena in June 2002. Founded by long-time Pasadena residents and art collectors Robert and Arlene Oltman, the non-collecting institution features changing exhibits with dynamic programs, including workshops, lectures, exhibition walkthroughs, family days, PMCA 1234 free monthly programs, and more. Read Less

Email:info@petersen.org Admission: Adults: $15, Seniors & Students: $12, Children: $7 Situated in the heart of the Miracle Mile, The Petersen Automotive Museum is home to some of the world’s most beautiful cars and recently underwent an extensive $90 million renovation in 2015 which saw an overhaul of the building’s façade and re-configuring of interior spaces. The museum has 25 galleries representing the history, industry and artistry of the automobile. Named Museum of the Year by the International Historic Motoring Awards, new exhibits include “Harley vs. Indian,” “The Unconventional Canvases of Keith Haring” and “The Art of Bugatti,” which features a rare assemblage of Bugatti family artwork and Bugatti automobiles. This exhibit includes rare Atlantic and Royale models, as well as the fastest production super sports car ever built, the new Bugatti Chiron. Read Less

Admission: Free The Broad is a contemporary art museum located in downtown L.A. and one of the newest. Founded by philanthropists Eli and Edythe Broad in September 2015, the museum always offers free general admission and houses more than 2000 works by artists like Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Cindy Sherman, Jeff Koons, Ed Ruscha, Roy Lichtenstein, Kara Walker, Barbara Kruger, and more. The third-floor galleries show a rotating selection of works from the collection, while the first-floor houses thematic collection installations and special exhibitions. Aside from the rich collection of art, the building itself is a architectural masterpiece. Read Less

Admission: Free Bordering the Pacific Palisades and Malibu, the Getty Villa is dedicated to the study of the arts and cultures of ancient Greece, Rome, and Etruria. The museum offers a taste of life between 6,500 BC to 400 AD with with four tranquil gardens which include Roman sculptures. In addition, the gardens are planted with species known from the ancient Mediterranean, and offer a collection of over 40,000 pieces from the end of the Stone Age to the fall of the Roman Empire. Admission to the Getty Villa is always free; although an advance, timed-entry ticket is required. Parking is $15 per car; $10 after 3:00 p.m. Read Less

State historic park in the Santa Monica mountains includes hiking and equestrian trails, picnic grounds, guided tours of the Will Rogers historic ranch house and weekend polo matches. Read Less

Griffith Park is the largest municipal park with urban wilderness area in the United States. Situated in the eastern Santa Monica Mountain range, the elevations of the park range from 384 to 1,625 feet above sea level. Located within the park is the Griffith Observatory, the Greek Amphitheatre, the Los Angeles Zoo, the Museum of the American West, the Travel Town train museum, two golf courses, a merry-go-around, countless hiking and horse trails, the Haunted Hollywood Sign, a few ghosts, and an old 1863 curse. Read Less

Erected in 1923, this symbolic landmark on Mount Lee is often viewed from Griffith Park Observatory. Stunning views of the Hollywood Sign unfold at your own pace on hiking trails that meander through the rolling chaparral of the Santa Monica Mountains. Read Less

Rapid, dramatic geologic changes created the spectacular landscape of Malibu Creek State Park. Its jagged mountains, rock outcroppings, cliff-like slopes and deep gorges were formed over two million years by severe climate changes, earthquakes, erosion and tectonic plate collisions. These forces continue to shape the landscape today. Read Less

The Runyon Canyon hike is unique - it's a patch of wilderness right in the middle of Hollywood. Runyon Canyon Trail is a 2.5 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Los Angeles, CA that offers scenic views and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, trail running, and nature trips and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail. Read Less

State historic park in the Santa Monica mountains includes hiking and equestrian trails, picnic grounds, guided tours of the Will Rogers historic ranch house and weekend polo matches. Read Less

LACMA is the best place to introduce absolute beginners to art. Throw in a ride in Barbara Kruger's romper-room-sized elevator and maybe a side trip to the cafe for a pastry, and you will have decisively buried the myth that museums have to be "hands on" to be interesting to children. Read Less

Disneyland Park consists of eight themed "lands" and a number of concealed backstage areas, and occupies approximately 85 acres (34 ha).[15] The park opened with Main Street, U.S.A., Adventureland, Frontierland, Fantasyland, and Tomorrowland, and has since added New Orleans Square in 1966, Bear Country (later Critter Country) in 1972, and Mickey's Toontown in 1993. In 1957, Holidayland, opened to the public with a 9 acres (3.6 ha) recreation area including a circus and baseball diamond, but was closed in late 1961. It is often referred to as the "lost" land of Disneyland. Throughout the park are 'Hidden Mickeys', representations of Mickey Mouse heads inserted subtly into the design of attractions and environmental decor. An elevated berm supports the 3 ft (914 mm) narrow gauge Disneyland Railroad that circumnavigates the park. Read Less

From thrilling speed slides to cool kids' areas to gallons of water adventures, Six Flags Hurricane Harbor is a tropical paradise and the perfect place to cool off and work on your California tan. Read Less

An immense explosion. A whisper heard over your shoulder. The rumbling bass you feel instead of hear. The combination of our perfectly tuned integrated sound system and our precise speaker orientation ensures you can hear a pin drop and be able to tell exactly where it landed. Every note of the soundtrack and every scuff of a shoe is clearer in IMAX, with a complete overhaul of each movie's audio overseen by the film's director. All of this pristine sound is then pumped into a theatre that has been customized for an optimal experience. Read Less

The L.A. Zoo has predictable peak attendance hours: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. weekdays. It's also busy on any sunny weekend. But if you can be there after 2 p.m. on a weekday or on a weekend that's anything less than cloudless, it's easy to feel like you've got the place to yourself. Read Less

The mission of the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County is to inspire wonder, discovery, and responsibility for our natural and cultural worlds. Human beings are connected — to each other, to communities, to other species, and to the Earth. As humans increasingly influence natural systems, it is critical that we understand these relationships. This understanding, in the context of the history of the Earth and its inhabitants, guides our approach to investigation and interpretation. By integrating our global research and extensive collections with engaging learning experiences that reveal all aspects of our work, we provoke curiosity and deepen understanding of our natural and cultural worlds. This dynamic learning laboratory and forum for the exchange of ideas is a new model that sets the standard for museums of the future. We inspire the widest possible audience to enjoy, value and become stewards of the living Earth. Read Less

Pacific Park is a carnival style amusement park located on the Santa Monica Pier. A Ferris wheel offers spectacular views of the Santa Monica Bay, the Pacific ocean, Santa Monica, Ocean Park and Venice Beach. There are carnival games, a roller coaster and other rides. Read Less

Featuring electric, high-performance go-karts, this indoor racetrack is the perfect spot for little speed demons and competitive kids (who meet the minimum height requirement of 50 inches) to experience life in the fast lane. Once they're suited up in a helmet and neck-guard, they'll compete against up to seven other people in an 11-lap junior race -- there are also 16-lap races for adults. Race positions and lap times are posted on a huge scoreboard during each heat, as well as printed out for each participant as a fun souvenir documenting how they did. There's also a selection of video games around the perimeter of the track, and fun-filled birthday party packages are available as well. Read Less

Skateland features 12,000 sq ft hardwood maple floors, live DJs, intense sound and awesome lighting, 7 Giant Video Screens, later maze, and a huge gamers area. Read Less

Universal Studio Hollywood is a world-famous movie studio and theme park featuring movie studios, tours, attractions, rides, restaurants and more. The movie studio tour offers a behind-the-scenes look at special effects and movie-making techniques. The rides and attractions are based on major movies that have been produced by Universal Studios. Read Less

Transforming the old Key Club space on Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, 1OAK LA has brought serious sophistication to that formerly slightly seedy space. Now leather banquettes open to a dance floor and massive Brazilian-wood bar, stocked with top-shelf libations. DJs spin everything from EDM to funk and hip hop; plus, they control a serious light show that creates an exciting vibe. Read Less

Cuisine: Asian. The newest lounge brought to you by the h.wood group is without a doubt one of the hottest places in town, with crowds of A-list celebrities lining the chic Asian-inspired walls. The upscale karaoke concept with private rooms designed for bottle service is quite the place to spend a girls night out. Read Less

The 60s art deco inspired nightclub combined with a variety of live entertainment including costumed burlesque dancers, djs, live musical acts, puppets, and impromptu concerts, recently opened and located on the infamous sunset strip in West Hollywood. The venue has already been a favorite hub to elite of the hollywood. Bootsy Bellows, named after the mother of Arquette, a burlesque dancer and pinup model in her time, which brings the quintets vision of a modern day Rat Pack and the Weimar Culture of Berlin. Read Less

Doheny Room effortlessly cultivates a lively yet refined atmosphere that beckons to the after work dinner crowd and ripens seamlessly as the night evolves. Read Less

Hyde Lounge at Staples Center combines a luxury and sophisticated ambiance with spectacular views of the best concerts, shows, and sporting events in all Los Angeles. Read Less

Nightingale Plaza is the next step for elite Hollywood nightlife where refined elegance meets tastefully crafted technology. The latest offering from Hospitality giant sbe, this 6,500-square-foot design is rooted in modern reimagining of the classic European courtyard. Nightingale Plaza offers an exclusive nightlife experience complete with four distinct environments: a high-energy main room, two interior bar/lounges and an exterior garden oasis. Read Less

Sound was built with a simple philosophy: to bring a novel and always-evolving experience to nightlife in Hollywood. Our culinary offerings parallel our artist rotation schedule, changing quarterly and offering pairings to reflect seasonal sentiments. Blending modern decor with raw, industrial touches, Sound presents modern creative concepts, such as an expansive sunken dance floor, elevated DJ booth, spacious private tables with unparalleled sightlines to the stage, and cutting edge audiovisual and lighting designs throughout. The talented, in-house event production team can create a unique environment just for your party, from decor, to florals, to table-scapes, to gobos, and more. Read Less

Where many of the Hollywood bars around Sunset and Cahuenga are dives, this entry strives for a level of century-old elegance that makes showing up in baggies seem wrong. Expect serious cocktails, served in a high-ceilinged room with long banquettes, massive chandeliers, worn brick walls and curious art that can be barely glimpsed as the lights grow dim. Read Less

BOA Steakhouse artfully combines a bold, colorful environment with modern-day steakhouse fare. Steaks and chops include a selection of prime Omaha beef such as the "40 Day" Dry Aged New York Strip and the "Bone In" Rib Eye, as well as Certified Organic Beef and Premium American Wagyu, all served with a choice of rubs and house made sauces, including BOA's own J-1 sauce. Read Less

A globally influenced seafood restaurant, with locations in New York, Dubai and Playa del Carmen, CATCH is a one-stop shop for food and beverage experiences, providing something for everyone in seamless transitions from daytime to dining, nightlife and events.Catch invites the outside in as it blends great seafood with sushi and Asian influences and a streaming, shareable style of service with a unique, open-air dining room and elevated, interactive atmosphere. Read Less

H.Wood Group, John Terzian and Brian Toll are thrilled to announce their newest endeavor, Delilah, as a hybrid restaurant and lounge paying homage to the roaring 20s art decor style filled with plush interior aesthetics. Read Less

A favorite of celebrities from film, television, and music, Katana's award-wining interior design makes it the sexiest stop on the Sunset Strip. Katana has introduced the robatayaki style of Japanese comfort cuisine. Featuring an array of robata style skewers, a grand sushi bar, and special hot and cold dishes from the kitchen. Read Less

Cuisine: French- From the intriguing season-driven menu to its world-class wine list, Melisse is the two Michelin Star Award winning restaurant of Chef/Owner Josiah Citrin. Voted one of the Top 40 Restaurants in the US since 2006 by Gayot, Melisse is equally proud to be voted Zagat's number one rated restaurant in Los Angeles since 2003. In 2013 Forbes Travel Guide named Melisse One of the Finest Five Star Properties in the World. For an unparalleled dining experience, Melisse is an exquisite culinary destination that should not be missed. Allow us to inspire you. Read Less

Cuisine: American. Pali House offers ample space to mix and mingle in their boho chic interior. Start the evening on the rooftop Sunset Cocktail Lounge then take it downstairs in the expansive lobby lounge where DJs spin and the male to female ratio always favors the ladies. Read Less

Cuisine: Seafood- Chef Cimarusti is completely dedicated to procuring the finest seafood -- from regional coasts and international waters -- and treats those ingredients with uncompromising respect and sophisticated technique. The accolades for Providence include multiple James Beard Award nominations; "Top 50 Restaurants in the United States" by Gourmet magazine; "Best Seafood Restaurant" by Los Angeles magazine; the #1 ranking in "Jonathan Gold's 101 Best Restaurants" in the Los Angeles Times; and two highly coveted Michelin stars. Read Less

Cuisine: Mediterranean. From smoking cocktails to spherified olive tapas, The Bazaar by Jose Andres offers a magical culinary experience. Traditional Spanish flavors and cutting edge culinary techniques Iin a fanciful in door piazza by Phillipe Starck at SLS BEVERLY HILLS. Read Less

Cuisine: American- Wolfgang Puck and Barbara Lazaroff's legendary flagship restaurant features a completely new menu and design, re-invented with a signature farm-to-table philosophy, heightening the iconic California cuisine Puck catapulted to stardom. Spago's renovated design from Waldo Fernandez complements the food with its clean and simple aesthetic, incorporating natural elements to add an organic feel. Spago is the recipient of the AAA Four Diamond Award and received two stars in The Michelin Guide-Los Angeles edition, one of only three restaurants in the city to win this coveted distinction. In 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014, the restaurant earned the prestigious Wine Spectator Grand Award, the publication's highest honors. Read Less

Cuisine: French. There is no doubt Terrine has all the makings of a lovely girls night out. Sipping a glass of champagne while enjoying what is possibly the best foie gras in the city is made especially magical when sitting under the beautifully lit Javanese bishopwood tree. It is no wonder the California brasserie has become an under-the-radar celebrity haunt. Read Less

The Nice Guy will be a swanky new lounge, complete with gourmet food and mixology menu, whose aesthetic is meant to evoke the decadent era of Mafia bars and restaurants, where the owners and their friends can enjoy an evening together. The Nice Guy delivers a fun and upscale atmosphere that has been lacking in Los Angeles. The Nice Guy, one step above a restaurant but below a club, is a cozy reservations-only destination for friends and family to feel like they truly belong. Read Less

Cuisine: Japanese- Take a pilgrimage to Urasawa, a restaurant will change your perception on food and culture. Hiroyuki Urasawa's japanese cuisine is more than pieces of fresh sushi and sashimi. It is an extention of tradition. It is the representation of Japanese craftmanship. A revernace for food and for Japanese culture. Read Less

While there is a menu of New American dishes at this West Hollywood elbow-bender, the main draw is the cocktail program, which follows in the wobbly footsteps of predecessor Lola's (alleged birthplace of the Apple Pucker Martini). The space sprawls from a bar in the front to a bar in the back, with a spacious outdoor patio. Read Less

Beverly Center is SoCal's premier fashion destination. This shopping haven consists of 160 distinctive specialty boutiques reflecting the diverse styles and tastes of Los Angeles, including Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Burberry, D&G, Macy's, and California's only Grand Lux Cafe. The Beverly Center is just minutes away from the affluent neighborhoods of Bel Air, Brentwood and West Los Angeles. Read Less

Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills is compromised of the most luxurious shopping, dining & hotel destinations in the world while hosting flagship stores for global luxury brands. Enjoy the exact shopping experience like Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman! Read Less

Savor the moment at Santa Monica Place -- a modern shopping & dining destination located in the heart of Santa Monica. The contemporary mix of stores, restaurants & artisan markets are designed as inspirations for your individuality. Located two blocks from the beach and just steps from Third Street Promenade, there is so much to explore so get lost in everything about Santa Monica. Read Less

Experience the ultimate in shopping, dining, entertainment and luxury living at The Americana at Brand. From the carefully chosen boutiques to the beautiful ambiance, every care has been taken to surround you with luxury. We hope you will enjoy your time at The Americana at Brand. Read Less

The Grove is a world-renowned shopping, dining, and entertainment destination with unparalleled stores like Anthropologie, Apple, Michael Kors, Coach and Nordstrom. Guests are enamored with the old-fashioned trolley rides and magnificent dancing fountains that have become a "must see" in Los Angeles. Read Less

Third Street Promenade, as a downtown shopping neighborhood offers a variety of luxurious brands as well as local artisanal ones. With the combination of hospitality, shopping and gastronomy, M.I Westside Comedy Theatre and 18th story Huntley Hotel are also located there. Read Less

Burke Williams creates the original urban day spa in 1984, elevating the spa experience to a new art form. Drawing inspiration from world-class European day spas, we combine the finest traditions with nourishing innovations to transport you from the stress of daily life. Our dedicated, professional therapists will treat you to the ultimate in relaxation and renewal. We are a sanctuary, a place of wellness and beauty, inspiration and optimism. Read Less

Enter the 5,000-square-foot sanctuary, where every detail has been thought of for the ultimate day of pampering. Take the elevator and pass the full-scale gym and enter the frosted glass door to the spa, where you're immediately drawn in by the sparkling white setting. A colorful pour of freshly-squeezed agua fresca will be poured for you before you're led down the long (and rather narrow) hallway to the locker rooms -- keep an eye out for Philippe Starck's design details, as in the somewhat eerie row of hands holding flowers along the walls. Read Less

Whether you're a globe-trotting rock star, silver-screen starlet or dream of being one, get polished, primped and pampered at Sunset Tower Hotel's spa hideaway. Tucked away on the Strip, a stone's throw from the original Riot House where rock 'n' roll legends used to carouse and play, you feel as though you've entered another time and place -- Old Hollywood, perhaps -- the moment you pull up to the Art-Deco building. Read Less

You can experience a full-body moisturize in the Grotto, a therapeutic mud bath in Club Mud, relaxing massages and a full range of beauty treatments. Select from meditation sessions, art classes, workshops and concerts, as well as healthy cuisine served at Cafe Sole. Signature treatments: An ancient Hawaiian massage, Lomi Lomi incorporates deep yet gentle strokes to rid the body of accumulated stress, giving credence to its oft-used "Loving Hands" moniker. Read Less

Take a city break at this Santa Monica seaside escape. Shutters on the Beach's freestanding spa is so close to the beach, you can almost feel your toes in the sand as you begin to unwind. Enter the nautical-themed retreat -- you'll feel as though you've walked onto a boat...or a swanky yacht -- whose understated sophistication (a la wainscoting galore) keep in theme with the hotel's Cape Cod-style. Lay your head in one of the seven treatment rooms and indulge in a signature Red Flower body treatment. Read Less

Inspired by the splendor of the traditional Spanish Colonial Revival style architecture prevalent in historic Beverly Hills, Spa Montage Beverly Hills stands ready to offer you the most memorable spa experience in a serene sanctuary nestled nearby the exclusive shops and magnificent dining of vibrant Rodeo Drive. Read Less

Treatment and facilities: This gorgeous spa features 40 luxurious treatments to help you de-stress, rejuvenate, and pamper yourself with age-defying science and skincare expertise. Remedies like the Pure Gold Radiance Facial and a caviar body massage can be enjoyed in private cabanas or six treatment rooms that include two splendidly appointed couples' suites. Signature treatment: The Platinum Rare facial is a unique 90-minute treatment designed to lock in moisture and protect from aging cellular damage. A La Prairie aesthetician and massage therapist simultaneously work on your face and hands and feet to renew you from head to toe. It is a wonderful for someone who wants to look great for an upcoming event. Read Less

Make yourself red carpet ready by indulging in a luxury spa experience at The Ritz-Carlton, Los Angeles. An urban oasis in the heart of downtown, our spa features ultimate pampering, from a signature Champagne welcome to unparalleled personalized service. For an urban twist on the traditional farm-to-spa experience, The Ritz-Carlton, Los Angeles Spa offers the Garden to Glamorous spa program, featuring treatment ingredients harvested from our own rooftop garden. Read Less

Ritz-Carlton spa is a very lovely resort and has an impeccable service. A real touch of luxury from beautiful Ritz-Carlton Lake Tahoe at the Northstar-at-Tahoe.It has a good steam room. Good hot sauna, whirlpool with changing blue, pink, and purple light Nice locker facilities and a little quiet room. The Ritz Carlton's spa also features nail and hair treatments including the Aching Feet Rescue and the Green Tea and Peppermint Manicure and Pedicure. Hair services include shampoo and styling, bridal styling, color and children's haircuts. Read Less

Step into a realm of tranquillity and leave the busy world behind. Indulge, relax and re-energize your mind, body and soul with Four Seasons Westlake Village luxurious spa services. Voted one of the top spas in America by Conde Nast Traveler, the Spa at Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village near Thousand Oaks offers a nurturing retreat. Read Less

Reconnect with nature and live like every day is a special occasion at this Southern California resort spa. When you unwind at The Spa at Terranea, you'll remember how true relaxation and comfort feels. Overlooking the Pacific Ocean and the Palos Verdes coastline, The Spa embraces the natural beauty and energy of its Southern California setting. Read Less