Los Angeles' Best Bed and Breakfasts

Affordable bed and breakfast run by former “Hollywood Reporter” columnist offers three bedrooms, complimentary self-serve breakfast and large garden area.

Reviews:

• “Close to everything and great host who knew everything about LA!!!”
• “Great place!!”
• “Avoid at all costs”
• “Unclean, Noisy, Unhospitable!”
• “Cinema suites. Avoid unless you want to make your own Bed and your own Breakfast. "

Tips: A faxing facility and WiFi internet are available, as is satellite TV and secure off-street parking.

Cinema Suites

A restored Victorian bed and breakfast in an exclusive Pasadena neighborhood.

Tips: There is a complimentary breakfast every morning, and tea-time is every afternoon at 4pm. Enjoy free wine, sodas, tea, and cookies.

Bissell House Bed & Breakfast

Charming B&B offers a glimpse into Venice’s colorful past.

Reviews:

• “A Gem”
• “Wonderful”
• “Rest after LOvely Wedding”

Tips: Let the innkeeper know if you want a private bathroom (some are communal).

Venice Beach House or email Venice Beach House

This elegant seaside bed-and-breakfast offers a romantic detour through the past.

Reviews:

• “Incredibly relaxing and romantic!”
• “Great location – noisy rooms”
• “Cute but pricey”

Channel Road Inn

A historic cottage that incorporates the styles of famous artists.

Tips: If you can, try to book your stay to coincide with the monthly, legendary Pasadena Flea Market held at the Rose Bowl.

Artists’ Inn

Homey bed-and-breakfast with a garden setting and unique antiques.

Tips: Catering options include on-site garden and cocktail parties or dinners for six to 10 people.

Secret Garden Bed & Breakfast

Ranch-style B&B in Malibu mountain seclusion.

Tips: A minimum two-night stay is required on the weekends, but discounted rates are available for extended stays. If you only stay one night on the weekend, you will be charged an extra $15 per extra night.

Malibu Bella Vista

The Linnington Bed and Breakfast

A secluded, New England-inspired inn set on a bird refuge—only in L.A.

Tips: Web junkies, take advantage of free wireless Internet access.

Inn at Playa Del Rey

Elaine’s Hollywood Bed and Breakfast

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