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Guesthouse in Los Angeles
Retro Silver Lake Studio with a Solar-Heated Pool
Studio apartment with separate kitchen. Lots of light. Located just south of Silverlake resouvier and overlooking a park, Apt has private entrance and access to pool and patio. Private entrance is through a courtyard shared with our home. In addition to a full size bed with new tempur foam mattress, there is a full size Murphy bed for kids or other adults plus a sofa. We would not recommend 4 adults but two and two kids would be comfortable. Within walking distance-LA Mill Coffee, Cafe Tropical, a 7-11, nail and hair salon, restaurants, several speciality clothing and craft shops. Less than a mile south is Sunset Blvd with lots of nightlife. To the east is Echo Park, downtown Los Angeles, Dodger stadium. Hollywood is 2 miles west. Freeways 101 and 5 are within one mile drive. This is a proper apartment registered with the City of Los Angeles and thus gets a safety inspection once a year. Pool and porch overlooking pool and patio. Pool has a lock on the gate for security. Entrance doors have keypads- no keys. As little and and much as desired. Just say "hey, give us some ideas on where to go" or just treat this as a hotel stay and we'll stay away. We live next door so some one is usually here. We have a Boston Terrier dog who shares the yard. He's very people friendly. The apartment is in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Central Los Angeles. Downtown is 12 minutes away by car. Access to two major freeways is easy. The area is a great base for walking and exploring. Ride Share is typically $45 from LAX. Bus stop is on the corner. Metro link station a $6 Lyft or Uber ride away. LAX is 25 to 75 minutes away depending on time of day by car. Alt is Flyaway bus service between LAX and Union Station. $9 plus taxi or Lyft to Silverlake. Burbank Airport is 25 minutes by car. Walk to local restaurants and 7 11 store in 6 minutes and Sunset Blvd in 15 minutes. Dodger Stadium is 12 minutes by car. Staple Center and Los Angeles Convention Center 15. Venice and Santa Monica have similar travel time as to LAX. Angeles National Forest is 20 minutes north. Apt is situated over our garage so there is a rumbling noise you will hear when the roll up door rises. No air conditioning. Fans and a breeze keep it comfortable but at times in summer it's going to be warmer. Swimming pool is right outside for cooling off. We have a Boston Terrier dog who does roam the yard. He's very friendly but let us know if we need him confined during your stay.
$175 per night
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Guest suite in Marina del Rey
Mins to the Sand Zen Garden Patio & Private Suite
Enjoy an extended stay at the beach from a newly remodeled private guest suite with a zen garden patio. Just minutes to the sand, you'll be in a quiet area with lots of nearby attractions at this modern & sunny spot. This ground level unit includes a lux king bed, kitchenette, work space, LG-TV & fully fenced, private patio with BBQ! It's located 2 blocks from the ocean & 1 block to dining & entertainment on Washington Blvd! Very walk-friendly area. Parking for 1 car. Great for remote workers!
$200 per night
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Guesthouse in Los Angeles
Bohemian Vibes at a Minimal Pad in the Hills of Silver Lake
Detached studio guesthouse above the garage with private entrance. Beautiful views of Hollywood Sign & Griffith Park. Quiet Street. The property is on a large hill, we live in the main house. This guest house is below & very private. We are available if needed. We're a 10 min. walk to Sunset Blvd. in Silver Lake where you’ll find coffee shops, restaurants, and many stylish retailers. See my guide linked in the listing. Street parking is readily available, no restrictions or required permits.
$125 per night

Stay near Los Angeles's top sights

Santa Monica Pier2,744 locals recommend
Universal CityWalk Hollywood516 locals recommend
Staples Center1,231 locals recommend
Aquarium of the Pacific806 locals recommend
SoFi Stadium170 locals recommend
Los Angeles Convention Center349 locals recommend

Los Angeles villa rentals

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Villa in Los Angeles
Hillside Duplex/Villa w/Pool, Spa, BBQ, City Views
$280 per night
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Villa in Los Angeles
Modern Moroccan Pool Paradise near WEHO/Bev Center
$895 per night
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Villa in Glendale
Historical Swiss Chalet in Los Angeles (with spa)
$286 per night
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Villa in Los Angeles
Chic Yoga Villa & Saltwater Pool Sunset Junction Silverlake.
$478 per night
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Villa in Hacienda Heights
Spacious Quiet House Between Disney & Universal
$218 per night
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Villa in Los Angeles
Relax in a Modern LA House in prime location
$280 per night
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Villa in Alhambra
Remodeled 3BR cozy house / convenience location
$246 per night
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Villa in El Monte
4B4B Charming Designer Home 24HSelf CheckIn Free P
$344 per night
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Villa in Beverly Hills
Modern Beverly Hills home w amazing outdoor& views
$979 per night
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Villa in Malibu
Breathtaking Views and Glamour in Architectural Modern Home
$871 per night
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Villa in Los Angeles
The Villa -Pond w 200 Fish & Putting Green
$283 per night
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Villa in Lake Elsinore
Privacy, Comfort, Tranquility & View - 2 bedrooms
$130 per night

Los Angeles house rentals

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Home in Venice
Creative Zen Retreat. Enjoy, Create, Relax. Reconnect.
$230 per night
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Home in Venice
Peaceful Venice Retreat
$225 per night
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Home in Los Angeles
Million Dollar View!
$215 per night
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Home in Los Angeles
Designer Hollywood Space with Great Natural Light
$192 per night
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Home in Los Angeles
Hollywood Hills Loft Guest House
$185 per night
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Home in Los Angeles
Tranquil Outdoor Living in This Architect Designed Home
$219 per night
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Home in Los Angeles
Rustic Space Perched in the Hollywood Hills
$236 per night
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Home in Los Angeles
Exquisite Views from a Contemporary Home in Silver Lake
$383 per night
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Home in Venice
Artfully Designed Studio Cottage in Venice
$240 per night
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Home in Los Angeles
Mid City West
$155 per night
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Home in Los Angeles
Sunny and Serene Studio with a View
$129 per night
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Home in Los Angeles
Architectural Wonder Above Sunset-WeHo w/ Big View
$336 per night

Los Angeles apartment rentals

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Apartment in Los Angeles
Large Architectural Studio w/Pool & Parking
$150 per night
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Apartment in Los Angeles
J-Boho Chic Condo-Free Parking-Rooftop Pool & Spa
$139 per night
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Apartment in Santa Monica
Promenade SM|Modern design| Studio apt
$167 per night
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Apartment in Los Angeles
Bespoke Venice Oasis Close to Abbot Kinney
$255 per night
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Apartment in Los Angeles
Venice Clock House, Beautiful Home, Safe & Clean
$220 per night
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Apartment in Los Angeles
stylish cozy guest apartment.
$124 per night
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Apartment in West Hollywood
Great vibes :) WeHo King Bed Apt- Private & Bright
$162 per night
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Apartment in Los Angeles
Downtown LA 420+FreeParking+Pool/Hot tub+PacMan
$185 per night
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Apartment in Los Angeles
Historic Venice Apt 1/2 blocks to beach+parking
$150 per night
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Apartment in Santa Monica
LOVELY STUDIO ON THE PROMENADE! FREE PARKING
$177 per night
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Apartment in Los Angeles
Charming Mid City Private Studio
$95 per night
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Apartment in Los Angeles
Breathtaking Marina / Venice Loft with Roof Deck
$175 per night

Quick stats about vacation rentals in Los Angeles

Total rentals

43K properties

Rentals with dedicated workspaces

25K properties have a dedicated workspace

Rentals with a pool

10K properties have a pool

Pet-friendly rentals

14K properties allow pets

Family-friendly rentals

17K properties are a good fit for families

Total number of reviews

1.4M reviews

Your guide to Los Angeles

Introduction

Los Angeles is the ultimate insider's city, as first-time visitors quickly discover. The sprawl of strip malls and apartment buildings can seem anonymous and daunting until you consult friends or online guides who can direct you to the city’s electric cultural and artistic life. Los Angeles’s racial and ethnic diversity make it one of the most exciting culinary destinations in America, whether your appetite leads you to Korean, regional Mexican, or Persian food. One day may bring you to Venice Beach or the Santa Monica Pier for a stroll, and the next day on a strenuous hike in Topanga Canyon. Downtown Los Angeles’s art museums attract global attention for their forward-thinking collections. You can also spend several days walking — yes, walking — around Silver Lake or Beverly Hills, dipping into boutiques and stopping at cafes.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Los Angeles

Idyllic weather is one of the reasons Los Angeles became the film industry capital, and you can count on heat and sun for most of the year when you’re on vacation here. There’s a reason so many Angelenos wear sunglasses and carry water bottles.

After a hazy month of June (the locals call it “June Gloom”), LA’s hot season lasts between July and late September, when the average daytime temperatures are in the 80s Fahrenheit. Spring and fall deliver weather that is slightly cooler, but still pleasant enough for short sleeves and light clothing. December through February is the rainy season, when the lows can dip into the 40s. Your consolation is seeing the city’s gold hills turn bright green.


Top things to do in Los Angeles

Griffith Park

Los Angeles’s biggest park is more of a district, with more than 4,000 acres of trails, attractions, and serene picnic spots. You can wander around the famous Griffith Observatory, the backdrop to dozens of famous movie scenes, or bring your children to the historic Merry-Go-Round carousel. The western edge of the park includes several steep trails climbing to the Hollywood Sign.

Hollywood Walk of Fame

You’re more likely to see a celebrity at some vegan cafe in Silver Lake than here, but the frayed glamour of Hollywood and the Sunset Strip still exerts its charm. Check the schedule to see if the iconic TCL Chinese Theatre is offering tours and screenings, or wander along Hollywood Boulevard, looking down to see whose famous handprints are pressed into the concrete.

The Getty Center

Half of the reason people take the tram up to the Getty is for the museum’s art collections, which favor Greek and Roman statues and European paintings from the medieval era through the 19th century. The other is the setting: You can spend an hour or two meandering through the cultivated gardens, admiring a landscape that stretches to every horizon.

Destinations to explore