Inns · California · United States
We reviewed 16 inns across Los Angeles and picked the 16 that offer the best value for your stay.
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Prime Hollywood location
Los Angeles Inn
A 5-minute walk from the Hollywood Walk of Fame, this clean, low-budget hotel delivers prime location and easy access to LA sights.
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Convention Ready
Los Angeles Inn
A clean, budget-friendly stay for convention-goers, with free Wi-Fi, on-site parking, and a walkable position near the LA Convention Center and Staples Center.
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Hollywood value
Los Angeles Inn
Free parking, breakfast, and a spot on Sunset Blvd make this a solid base for Hollywood.
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Universal Studios base
Los Angeles Inn
A practical North Hollywood inn with free parking and easy access to Universal Studios.
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Clean & Convenient
Los Angeles Inn
Clean, modern rooms near Staples Center and the LA Convention Center with free coffee and a helpful staff.
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Budget Friendly
Los Angeles Inn
Close to the cruise port and Ken Malloy park, this no‑frills inn scores with spotless rooms and genuinely warm staff.
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Central & renovated
Los Angeles Inn
Centrally located near Hollywood attractions with recently renovated rooms, each featuring modern decor and thoughtful in-room amenities.
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Great value
Los Angeles Inn
A well-reviewed 2-star with free parking, a pool, and a hot breakfast, close to Old Town Pasadena.
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Budget-friendly
Los Angeles
A no-frills 2-star inn with free parking, spacious King Rooms, and a 24-hour reception—ideal for a budget stop in LA.
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Budget-friendly
Los Angeles
A no-frills Hollywood stay with big, comfortable rooms and a prime location near the boulevard's attractions.
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Sunset Strip Stay
Los Angeles Inn
A 3-star stay with a sundeck and patio, just off Hollywood and praised for its location and service.
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Free Parking
Los Angeles Inn
A no-frills inn with free parking and a 24-hour front desk, near the Western Museum of Flight.
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Simple & Central
Los Angeles Inn
A no-fuss stay close to Los Angeles museums and Urban Light, with spacious rooms and friendly staff.
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Beach proximity
Los Angeles Inn
A quiet Long Beach hotel a short walk from the sand, with spacious rooms and kitchenettes.
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Budget Stay
Los Angeles
A budget-friendly stay on Melrose Avenue with easy access to West Hollywood and Hollywood Forever Cemetery.
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Budget & Convenient
Los Angeles
A short drive from Universal Studios, this budget option offers comfort and convenience.
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While no properties on this page carry the Ramada name, the search intent remains a common one in Los Angeles, where budget travelers often expect familiar chain brands. The inns here are comparable in price and simplicity—most are 2-star properties under $120 a night, with free parking and basic rooms. If you're specifically looking for a Ramada, consider checking the Airport hotels page for that area, as the convention-center district and airport zone are where such brands tend to cluster. Otherwise, these independently operated inns offer a similar no-frills experience at similar rates.
Prices vary widely, but most inns on this page fall between $67 and $110 per night. The cheapest option is Melrose Inn at $28, while Pacific Inn And Suites in Long Beach is the most expensive at $291.
Quality Inn Near Hollywood Walk Of Fame is a 5-minute walk from the Walk of Fame, making it the closest to that landmark. Comfort Inn Los Angeles Near Hollywood sits on Sunset Blvd and offers easy access to Hollywood sights as well.
Yes, several inns offer free parking, including Rodeway Inn Convention Center, Colony Inn - North Hollywood, The Hills Inn Eagle Rock, and La Casita Inn. This is a significant perk in a city where parking fees can add up quickly.
For a first visit, Hollywood is the most walkable and iconic choice, with inns like Quality Inn Near Hollywood Walk Of Fame and Comfort Inn Los Angeles Near Hollywood. If you prefer a quieter area with local flavor, consider Eagle Rock near Old Town Pasadena, where The Hills Inn offers good value and a pool.
Los Angeles is a city of neighborhoods, and its inns are scattered across that sprawl. From the bright lights and tourist buzz of Hollywood to the quieter, more residential corners of Eagle Rock and Long Beach, these properties trade high-rise formality for something simpler: a parking spot, a breakfast, a front desk that knows your name. Most sit on the major boulevards that stitch the city together—Sunset, Melrose, Wilshire—which means you're rarely far from a bus line or a freeway on-ramp, even if you're not in the heart of downtown.
The money at the lower end buys a clean room and a practical base: an entry price around $28 gets you a spot on Melrose Avenue, while the mid-range properties, between $85 and $120, often include free parking and a hot breakfast—perks that add up fast in a car-dependent city. At the top end, a few inns push toward the $200–$300 range, but they're still a fraction of the cost of a comparable boutique hotel, and they tend to bring better locations: a sundeck near the Sunset Strip or a walk to the sand in Long Beach. These aren't luxury stays, but they answer a real need: a comfortable, affordable place to sleep between Los Angeles's sights.
These inns are ideal for budget-conscious travelers who want a clean, simple place to sleep without paying resort prices. They're particularly well-suited to road-trippers who value free parking and easy freeway access over luxury amenities. If you need guaranteed parking, a pool, or family-specific facilities, check out the dedicated Hotels with parking or Family Friendly hotels pages. For those who prefer a more traditional motel-style stay, the Motels in Los Angeles page might be a closer match.