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Extended-Stay Hotels in Los Angeles

We reviewed a broad range of extended-stay options across Los Angeles and selected the 16 with the most to offer for your long visit.

16 hotels 6 rated 8.5+ typical $1,133

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Podshare Venice - Los Angeles P Social hub
7good489 reviews

A sociable, design-forward hostel near Venice Beach with pod beds, free bike rental, and a big backyard for hanging out.

From$92per night
Rouge Elite Villa - Los Angeles R Villa with pool

A 5-bedroom villa with a private infinity pool, jacuzzi, and skyline views – ideal for large groups.

Carolwood Estate Villa - Los Angeles C Large group stay

A 10-bedroom LA estate with pool, Jacuzzi, and parking—ideal for big groups wanting space and privacy.

Hollywood Hideaway Villa - Los Angeles H Hollywood hideaway
10Perfect4 reviews

A private two-bedroom villa with a terrace, a short walk from Madame Tussauds and the Dolby Theatre.

From$613per night
Claudia'S Guest House - Los Angeles C Top rated
10Perfect1 reviews

A 1-bedroom guest house with a perfect 10/10 guest rating, offering a private retreat close to Universal Studios Hollywood.

From$169per night
Willow Glen - Los Angeles W Private pool

A private pool and jacuzzi set this apartment apart, with full home amenities and pet-friendly policy in Los Angeles.

From$2,615per night
Curson Modern Apartment - Los Angeles C Spacious & private

A spacious 6-bedroom apartment with private parking and a garden, 10 minutes' drive from the La Brea Tar Pits.

From$2,592per night
Villa Incanto - Los Angeles V Private Pool Villa

A private five-bedroom villa with its own pool, hot tub, and spa facilities in Los Angeles.

From$1,526per night

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Where to stay in Los Angeles for an extended visit

Your choice of neighborhood shapes your extended stay. Hollywood Hills offers villas like the Architectural Marvel with a 10/10 rating and a 25-minute walk to Universal Studios, perfect for film-industry types. Venice Beach provides a more relaxed vibe, with places like Podshare Venice offering a social hostel environment and free bike rental, just steps from the coast. Beverly Hills and Bel Air skew toward luxury and privacy, with gated estates such as the Luxury Bel Air Villa (6 bedrooms, $2,127/night) or the Carolwood Estate Villa (10 bedrooms) for those who need ample space for family or a large group. West LA, including areas near LACMA and the La Brea Tar Pits, offers practical apartments like the Wilshire La Brea Apartments with a rooftop pool.

What does 'extended stay' mean in Los Angeles?

Extended-stay in LA often means having the space and amenities to live, not just visit. Many of these properties are apartments or villas with full kitchens, private pools, and sometimes even parking included. For example, the Curson Modern Apartment offers 6 bedrooms and private parking, 10 minutes' drive from the La Brea Tar Pits, while the Hollywood Hills Modern Sanctuary provides a terrace perfect for slow mornings. This contrasts with a standard hotel room, offering a more residential feel. The top-rated properties in this category, like the Architectural Marvel In Hollywood Hills, come with a perfect guest rating of 10/10, signaling that these spaces deliver on comfort and experience for longer stays.

Extended-stay hotels with pools and space for large groups

If you're traveling with a big group or just love having your own pool, Los Angeles has several standout options. The Rouge Elite Villa boasts 5 bedrooms, a private infinity pool, jacuzzi, and skyline views, ideal for large groups. The Chateau Beverly Hills offers 5 bedrooms, a private pool, and mountain views at $3,380/night. For something even grander, the Carolwood Estate Villa is a 10-bedroom LA estate with a pool, Jacuzzi, and parking. On the more affordable end, the Hollywood Hideaway Villa is a two-bedroom spot with a terrace, a short walk from Madame Tussauds and the Dolby Theatre, starting at $613. These are the properties that truly deliver on the 'extended' promise of space and amenities.

What are the most affordable extended-stay options in LA?

For budget-conscious long stays, the cheapest option on this page is Podshare Venice, at just $92 per night, offering a social hostel environment near Venice Beach. Next up is Claudia's Guest House at $169, a 1-bedroom with a perfect 10/10 rating, close to Universal Studios Hollywood. Lyfe Inn & Suites By Aga is another practical pick at $205/night, with parking included and solid service ratings. These represent the best value for extended visitors who still want comfort and location without the high price tag of some villas.

Which extended-stay properties are near major landmarks like Universal Studios or the Hollywood Bowl?

If you want to be near the action, several properties are situated close to iconic spots. The Architectural Marvel In Hollywood Hills is a 25-minute walk from Universal Studios, while the Hollywood Hills Modern Sanctuary is a 10-minute drive away. For the Hollywood Bowl, the Franklin Loft is within walking distance, and the Hollywood Hideaway Villa is a short walk from Madame Tussauds and the Dolby Theatre. These options give you easy access to LA's entertainment hubs without needing a long commute.

What do guests say about their stays? Are there any top-rated options?

Guest ratings vary across the set. The highest-rated properties all hold a perfect 10/10 score: the Luxury Bel Air Villa, Hollywood Hideaway Villa, Architectural Marvel In Hollywood Hills, Chateau Beverly Hills, and Claudia's Guest House. These are praised for their privacy, space, and amenities. On the other hand, the lowest rated is Podshare Venice at 7.0, which is more of a social, budget-friendly hostel environment. In the middle, Lyfe Inn & Suites scores 7.6, and the Hollywood Hills Modern Sanctuary sits at 7.5. It's a mix that reflects the range of experiences covered.

Are there any high-end or luxury extended-stay villas in Los Angeles?

Yes, for a premium extended stay, LA has some exceptional villas. The most expensive is the Chateau Beverly Hills at $3,380 per night, offering 5 bedrooms, a private pool, and mountain views. The Luxury Bel Air Villa comes in at $2,127 per night with 6 bedrooms, a heated pool, and a Jacuzzi. Willow Glen is another upscale option at $2,615, with a private pool and jacuzzi. These aren't just places to sleep—they're destinations in themselves, designed for extended luxury living with full home amenities.

Frequently asked

What is the best area in Los Angeles to stay for a month?

For a month-long stay, consider your priorities. Venice Beach offers a relaxed, walkable lifestyle with the coast nearby, and Podshare Venice is a budget-friendly social option. Hollywood Hills is great if you want proximity to entertainment venues like Universal Studios and the Hollywood Bowl, with options like the Franklin Loft. For upscale privacy, neighborhoods like Beverly Hills and Bel Air have expansive villas, such as the Chateau Beverly Hills.

Which month is the cheapest to stay in Los Angeles extended-stay?

Generally, prices are lower during off-peak seasons like late winter and early spring (excluding holidays). However, exact monthly pricing for these properties isn't provided. To get the best rates, consider booking in advance and comparing prices for your dates. For example, the most affordable option here is Podshare Venice at $92/night, but availability and prices will vary.

Is it better to rent an apartment or a hotel for a long stay in LA?

It depends on your needs. Apartments and villas on this page (like the Curson Modern Apartment) often offer more space, full kitchens, and private parking, which can be great for long stays. Hotels like Lyfe Inn & Suites provide more traditional services, but may lack the living amenities. Consider what's important to you: space and privacy vs. hotel services and maybe a concierge.

How do I get from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) to these extended-stay properties?

The distance from LAX varies widely by neighborhood. Venice Beach, where Podshare Venice is located, is close to the airport (about 20-30 minutes by car). Hollywood and Beverly Hills are farther, typically a 30-45 minute drive without traffic. Rideshare services, taxis, and rental cars are the most common options. Some properties, like the Carolwood Estate Villa, include parking, so a car is convenient. Public transit from LAX is limited, so plan accordingly.

Which extended-stay option is best for a family with children?

For families, space is key. The Luxury Bel Air Villa has 6 bedrooms and a heated pool, while the Carolwood Estate Villa offers 10 bedrooms. For a smaller family, Claudia's Guest House (1 bedroom) or the Hollywood Hideaway Villa (2 bedrooms) are more compact but still provide privacy. Consider your budget and required space. The best-rated for families might be the Luxury Bel Air Villa given its perfect score and amenities.

Extended-Stay Hotels in Los Angeles

Los Angeles is a city of neighborhoods, and extended-stay options here reflect that diversity. From Hollywood Hills villas with panoramic views to Venice Beach hideaways near the coast, your home base's character can change completely depending on which side of the city you choose. Many of these properties are designed for privacy and space—some with pools, hot tubs, and full kitchens—rather than the standard hotel room. Whether you're relocating for work, on a long creative project, or simply settling in for a while, the right extended-stay pick can make LA feel like home.

The set on this page includes hotels, apartments, and villas, with prices from as low as $92 a night at a sociable hostel-style spot near Venice Beach to over $2,000 for a grand Bel Air estate. What they share is a focus on longer stays: more room, more amenities for day-to-day living, and often a more residential feel. Some come with a 10/10 guest rating, while others are newer or unrated—but all offer a distinct way to experience LA beyond a brief hotel stopover. Note that this page also includes a few non-hotel properties (apartments and villas) that are part of the extended-stay inventory.

The bottom line

This collection is ideal for travellers who want their LA stay to feel like a real home—whether that's a villa with a pool in Bel Air, a loft walking distance to the Hollywood Bowl, or a social hostel in Venice. Budget-conscious visitors can find great value at Podshare Venice and Claudia's Guest House, while the truly luxurious options like the Chateau Beverly Hills cater to those seeking premium comfort. For a more traditional hotel experience, or if you need specific amenities like parking or pet-friendly rooms, have a look at the dedicated pages for Hotels in Los Angeles, Hotels with parking, or Pet-friendly hotels.