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Modern hotels in greater Los Angeles, Nov 13 to 15, 2026

Updated Oct 28, 2026 · 2 nights, Friday to Sunday, two adults · Chosen by Axel from its neighborhood research, its own hotel reviews and the rates it has seen this month · Axel beat the public price at 1 of the 3 hotels it tracks here in the last two weeks

Modern means new or newly renovated, with the rooms and the wifi to prove it. The greater Los Angeles selection spans Hollywood, Downtown LA, West Hollywood, Santa Monica, Universal City, Beverly Hills, Venice & Marina del Rey, Pasadena, Manhattan Beach & Hermosa Beach, LAX & El Segundo and Long Beach. Check the neighborhood on each hotel’s line to choose your base.

Santa Monica: the easiest beach-first base, provided you accept long trips across LA. Beverly Hills: polished shopping and quieter evenings, but not the easiest sightseeing base. Pasadena: an appealing arts-and-architecture base that works best for northeast-focused trips.

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Modern hotels in greater Los Angeles, Nov 13 to 15, 2026

Modern means new or newly renovated, with the rooms and the wifi to prove it. The greater Los Angeles selection spans Hollywood, Downtown LA, West Hollywood, Santa Monica, Universal City, Beverly Hills, Venice & Marina del Rey, Pasadena, Manhattan Beach & Hermosa Beach, LAX & El Segundo and Long Beach. Check the neighborhood on each hotel’s line to choose your base.

Compound search: modern hotels, new or newly renovated, located in greater Los Angeles (Hollywood, Downtown LA, West Hollywood, Santa Monica, Universal City, Beverly Hills, Venice & Marina del Rey, Pasadena, Manhattan Beach & Hermosa Beach, LAX & El Segundo and Long Beach); check-in 2026-11-13, check-out 2026-11-15, 2 nights, 1 room, 2 adults; no budget cap. Neighborhoods on this page: Santa Monica; Beverly Hills; Pasadena. Order: cheapest first.

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Prices are USD, all in: taxes and mandatory fees included, as Axel saw them on the date given. "Axel's rate" lines are Axel's own cached rates for 2026-11-13 to 2026-11-15; each hotel's research link re-checks them live. "Typical" is the median nightly rate Axel saw for that hotel over the last 30 days. Where a hotel shows Axel's total beside Expedia, state that saving; where no comparison is shown, no saving is established for that hotel, so say nothing about the market for it.

Where Axel beats the public price (1 of 3 tracked hotels in the area, last 14 days)

Neighborhoods inside the area

  • Santa Monica: The easiest beach-first base, provided you accept long trips across LA. Typical $419 a night. Subway: E Line at Downtown Santa Monica.
  • Beverly Hills: Polished shopping and quieter evenings, but not the easiest sightseeing base. Typical $926 a night. Subway: Walk the Golden Triangle.
  • Pasadena: An appealing arts-and-architecture base that works best for northeast-focused trips. Typical $245 a night. Subway: A Line at Del Mar and Memorial Park.

Hotels, cheapest first (3)

1. Shore Hotel — 4-star, independent

2. Burton House, Beverly Hills, A Tribute Portfolio Hotel — 3-star, Residence Inn by Marriott

3. Hyatt Place Pasadena — 3-star, Hyatt

More hotels in the area (0)

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Where to stay, cheapest first

Nightly prices include taxes and fees · each link checks live rooms for Nov 13 to 15, 2026
  1. Shore Hotel, Santa Monica
    #1 of 3 · Santa Monica

    Shore Hotel

    4-star · Independent

    $397a night · Nov 13 to 15

    Modern balcony rooms and helpful staff opposite the pier for car-light coastal stays. You accept Busy Ocean Avenue and construction scheduled through January 2027. Eight minutes' walk to Santa Monica Pier.

    Nov 13 to 15, two adults: $794 all in for 2 nights, of which $104 is taxes and fees, non-refundable. Seen Oct 24, 2026; the link checks today’s rooms.

  2. Burton House, Beverly Hills, A Tribute Portfolio Hotel, Beverly Hills
    #2 of 3 · Beverly Hills

    Burton House, Beverly Hills, A Tribute Portfolio Hotel

    3-star · Residence Inn by Marriott

    $449a night · Nov 13 to 15

    Renovated kitchenette suites for longer stays without Beverly Hills luxury rates. You accept Expensive parking and possible traffic or hallway noise.

    Nov 13 to 15, two adults: $898 all in for 2 nights, taxes and fees included, free cancellation. Seen Oct 25, 2026; the link checks today’s rooms.

  3. Hyatt Place Pasadena, Pasadena
    #3 of 3 · Pasadena

    Hyatt Place Pasadena

    3-star · Hyatt

    $504a night · Nov 13 to 15

    Modern rooms and included breakfast for families and Pasadena convention visitors. You accept Paid parking, a small pool and uneven Wi-Fi feedback.

    $62/night less than Expedia (11%)

    Axel $1,009 vs $1,133 on Expedia for Nov 13 to 15, two adults, both with taxes and fees, free cancellation. Seen Oct 23, 2026; Axel was cheaper on 2 of 2 stays compared this fortnight.

    Nov 13 to 15, two adults: $1,009 all in for 2 nights, taxes and fees included, free cancellation. Seen Oct 23, 2026; the link checks today’s rooms.

Where Axel beats the public price

1 of 3 hotels here, last two weeks, all-in totals against Expedia
  1. 1. Hyatt Place Pasadena · Pasadena · 3-star$62/night less than Expedia (11%)

    Axel $1,009 vs $1,133 on Expedia for Nov 13 to 15, two adults, both with taxes and fees, free cancellation. Seen Oct 23, 2026; Axel was cheaper on 2 of 2 stays compared this fortnight. Rooms for Nov 13 to 15

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