Suite Hotels in Los Angeles California

The two-bedroom suite at Residence Inn LA LIVE contains two king beds plus a sofa bed, designed for groups or families needing separate sleeping spaces without booking multiple rooms. Like all rooms at this property, the suite includes a full kitchen with refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, and stovetop — a genuine point of difference in downtown LA's hotel market.

The property is located at 901 West Olympic Boulevard, within 5 minutes of the Staples Center and directly adjacent to LA LIVE. Free Wi-Fi and large work desks feature in all rooms. Maximum occupancy across suite types reaches 5 guests. Check-in is from 3:00 PM and check-out by 12:00 PM.

The Conrad Los Angeles sits in the Arts District, designed by Frank Gehry, and opens directly across the street from Walt Disney Concert Hall. Suites are finished in neutral tones with substantial wood accents and deliver sweeping city views. The property features a rooftop terrace with pool and locally-inspired dining. Rates start from $500 per night.

This is a strong choice for guests visiting LA for cultural events or business in the civic center corridor who want a design-hotel experience rather than an extended-stay format. The Frank Gehry provenance is a genuine differentiator in this price bracket.

The La Peer Suite is 685 square feet, positioned on corner floors with residential neighborhood views and a romantic Juliet balcony. The layout includes a separate living room and bedroom, one king bed, white oak wood floors, and concert walls. Rainfall shower and soaking tub options, luxury Atelier Bloem bath amenities, and LCD flat-screen TV with HD channels are included as standard.

Kimpton La Peer Hotel is located at 627 N. La Peer Drive in West Hollywood's Design District. The property offers eight suite types total. Members of IHG's loyalty program save 20% on suite bookings; advance bookings of 3+ days save 15%. Rates are bookable directly through the IHG platform.

The Terrace Suite measures 750 square feet and is positioned on the second floor with a 150-square-foot private outdoor terrace — the only suite in the La Peer portfolio with dedicated private outdoor space at this size. The layout includes a separate living room and bedroom, one king bed, and residential neighborhood views.

At 750 square feet, the Terrace Suite is larger than the La Peer Suite (685 sq ft) and smaller than the Two Bedroom Suite (1,035 sq ft combined), making it the midpoint option for guests who want private outdoor access without committing to a multi-bedroom configuration. Bath amenities and in-room features match the standard across all La Peer suites.

The Design Suite is 725 square feet on the third floor, notable for its 20-foot ceilings and open floor plan — a distinct architectural feature not found in any other La Peer suite type. It includes one king bed and a separate living room, with center-facing views of the property's interior courtyard.

The 20-foot ceilings make this the most visually dramatic suite in the La Peer portfolio. At 725 square feet it sits between the La Peer Suite (685 sq ft) and Terrace Suite (750 sq ft) in size, but its height and volume make it feel larger than either. Best suited to guests prioritizing space and design over private outdoor access.

The Two Bedroom Suite at La Peer is formed by connecting the La Peer Suite with an adjoining king room, resulting in 1,035 square feet of combined space with a king bed in the primary bedroom and two queen beds in the second bedroom. A separate living area and Juliet balcony are included. This is the largest configuration available at the property.

At 1,035 square feet sleeping up to four adults, this is the best option at La Peer for small groups or families. The suite is booked as a connected unit rather than independently configured, which means availability depends on both the La Peer Suite and adjoining king room being free simultaneously.

The Chamberlain West Hollywood is a suites-only hotel in the heart of West Hollywood, with rates starting from $176 per night — the most affordable all-suite entry point in the neighborhood. Every suite includes a gas fireplace, and the design evokes 1960s-era Los Angeles with modern-luxe finishes. The property is 2 blocks from Santa Monica Boulevard and 15 minutes from Universal Studios.

The heated rooftop pool and terrace offer panoramic views of the Hollywood Hills and downtown LA, with a private cabana option. On-site wellness offerings include yoga and massages on the terrace. An exclusive bistro serves food and drinks on-site. For guests prioritizing suite-only accommodations at a lower price point than Le Parc or Petit Ermitage, The Chamberlain is the most competitive WeHo option.

Petit Ermitage is a suite-only property just off Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood, starting from $230 per night. Suites and communal spaces are decorated with antiques, artworks, and colorful contemporary features. The heated outdoor saltwater rooftop pool is surrounded by kumquat trees and striped loungers, with views across LA. A private rooftop club decorated with fairy lights and crystal chandeliers serves as the bar and dining space.

In-room spa services are available. The property is located 1 mile from the Sunset Strip, 5 miles from Santa Monica Boulevard and the Pacific Design Centre, and 15 minutes from Universal Studios. At $230 starting, it sits between The Chamberlain ($176) and Le Parc ($271) in the all-suite West Hollywood tier.

Le Parc Suite Hotel is an all-suite property in West Hollywood's Design District, starting from $271 per night. Spacious suites feature kitchenettes, separate living areas, bright modern artwork against white walls, and large walk-in rain showers stocked with Gilchrist & Soames products. Family suites come with sofa beds, a full kitchen, and a living area.

The roof terrace pool is a key amenity, and the property also has an on-site restaurant. The Design District location means galleries and boutiques are immediately around the property. For families needing kitchen facilities in WeHo, Le Parc's family suites with full kitchens are a more central alternative to the Residence Inn LA LIVE downtown.

West Hollywood EDITION is located directly on Sunset Boulevard and starts from $427 per night. Rooms and suites are modern and minimalist with floor-to-ceiling windows maximizing city views. Marble bathrooms are stocked with Le Labo products. The ultra-cool rooftop pool is a widely cited draw for this property's crowd.

The EDITION positions itself in the premium tier of WeHo suite hotels, sitting above Andaz West Hollywood ($345), 1 Hotel West Hollywood ($347), and Sunset Tower Hotel ($275) in starting rate. It appeals primarily to guests for whom design, positioning on Sunset, and amenity quality outweigh the significant price premium over mid-range alternatives.

The Montrose at Beverly Hills is located just around the corner from the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood and starts from $264 per night. Suite interiors feature stylish furnishings, comfortable beds, expansive seating areas, and contemporary fabrics. The rooftop saltwater pool is a major draw. The property is well-positioned for accessing all of LA from a West Hollywood base.

At $264, the Montrose sits between the Sunset Tower Hotel ($275) and Le Parc Suite Hotel ($271) in the WeHo suite price tier, but offers full state-of-the-art luxury amenities including a rooftop saltwater pool that comparable mid-range properties lack.

Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills suites feature private terraces, rain showers, enormous soaking tubs, and far-reaching city views. The hotel sits on Wilshire Boulevard in one of Beverly Hills' prime postcodes. A Rolls Royce is offered for local trips. Starting rate is $695 per night.

The rooftop saltwater pool offers 360-degree views across Los Angeles. Multiple dining options are overseen by chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten. Service standards at this property reflect the Waldorf brand's consistent five-star positioning. At $695, it is notably less expensive than Beverly Wilshire ($895) or The Maybourne ($1,095) while remaining firmly in the ultra-luxury tier.

The Beverly Hills Hotel — known as 'The Pink Palace' — spreads across 12 acres of tropical grounds and starts from $745 per night. Its celebrity-guest history is unmatched in this market. Fine dining options include The Polo Lounge, the Fountain Café (with 1950s glamour), and Cabana Café for poolside lunches. The hotel is both a landmark and an active property that consistently draws a high-profile clientele.

The 12-acre grounds give this property a resort-like scale unusual for a Beverly Hills address. Suite guests access all dining venues plus the famous swimming pool complex. At $745 per night it is positioned above the Waldorf Astoria ($695) but below the Beverly Wilshire ($895) and Maybourne ($1,095) in the Beverly Hills luxury tier.

Four Seasons Los Angeles at Beverly Hills rises 16 stories and offers 100 suites across its 285 total accommodations. Suite types include Hollywood Suite, California Suite, Wellness Suite (630 sq ft each), Palm Suite (860 sq ft), Doheny Suite (880 sq ft), Director Suite (1,260 sq ft for up to 4 adults), and Grand Doheny Suite (1,250 sq ft). Specialty Suites include the Royal Suite at 1,809 sq ft sleeping up to 6 adults, Presidential Suite East at 2,605 sq ft, and Presidential Two-Bedroom Suite West at 2,398 sq ft.

All rooms feature private step-out balconies with views of the Hollywood Hills or Downtown LA. A dedicated Wellness Floor offers wellness rooms and suites. Amenities include 24-hour in-room dining, multi-lingual concierge, complimentary premium Wi-Fi, spa, and luxury bath products. Starting rate is $550 per night. Check-in is from 3:00 PM and check-out by 12:00 PM.

L'Ermitage Beverly Hills is an all-suite luxury hotel on a residential street in Beverly Hills, starting from $406 per night. The rooftop pool delivers 360-degree views of the city and Hollywood Hills, with private cabanas. A hotel chauffeur is available for getting around the city. The property is walking distance from Rodeo Drive and a short drive from LA County Museum of Art and the Convention Centre.

As an all-suite property, L'Ermitage offers consistent suite-quality space across every accommodation category, making it the most accessible Beverly Hills all-suite entry point at $406 per night — significantly less than the Waldorf Astoria ($695) or Beverly Wilshire ($895) while maintaining full five-star positioning.

Ritz Carlton Marina del Rey is a waterfront resort starting from $308 per night in the Marina del Rey area, positioned for easy access to Santa Monica, Venice Beach, and West Hollywood. Suites feature marble walk-in showers and private balconies. The year-round heated outdoor saltwater pool offers poolside dining and cabanas. Two tennis courts, a full-service spa, and bike rentals round out the resort amenity set.

The property runs child-focused activities, making it the most resort-complete family suite option in the greater LA data set. LAX is approximately 10 minutes away, which is useful for families arriving or departing by air. At $308 starting, it is significantly less expensive than Four Seasons Beverly Hills ($550) for a family-oriented suite stay.

SLS Beverly Hills is located between Beverly Hills and West Hollywood, starting from $274 per night. Family suites are large and feature mirror-lined walls and glass bathrooms with rainfall showers. The Tres restaurant has a popular children's menu, and the pool is structured with a shallow section suited to younger guests. The Ciel Spa offers Biologique Recherche treatments for adults.

Two on-site restaurants overseen by celebrity chef José Andrés give the property strong dining credentials — Tres is more casual fare and The Bazaar is a higher-end option. For families wanting Beverly Hills proximity without reaching the $550+ Four Seasons tier, SLS at $274 is the most amenity-complete value option.

The Paramour Estate is a grand Silver Lake mansion that operates as an adult-only suite hotel, starting from $500 per night. Suites are individually styled with free-standing copper tubs, chandeliers, dramatic drapes, and bold use of color and antiques. A swimming pool sits in the mansion gardens. No restaurant operates on-site.

As the only explicitly adult-only suite property in the LA data set, The Paramour offers a type of seclusion not available at the larger West Hollywood or Beverly Hills properties. The Silver Lake address means a 10–15 minute drive to West Hollywood or downtown, but the neighborhood itself has strong restaurant and bar options. At $500, it sits above Chateau Marmont ($450) in price but below the Beverly Hills five-star tier.

Chateau Marmont is a Loire château replica on the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood, starting from $450 per night. It has long been a celebrity gathering point, with private bungalows, two swimming pools, beautiful manicured gardens, and fine dining. Suite options include private bungalows which are among the most private accommodations available in West Hollywood.

The property combines a genuine historic identity — it is an LA icon — with active luxury suite hospitality. The without-doubt West Hollywood location, the two pools, and the gourmet cuisine make it a benchmark for romantic suite stays in LA. At $450, it is less expensive than The Paramour ($500) while offering more on-site amenities.

The 1 King Studio Suite at Kimpton La Peer is 450 square feet with a corner room position, open floor plan, one king bed, and residential neighborhood views from all floors. It is the most compact suite option in the La Peer collection and is described as best suited to business travelers who need a functional base without the scale of the larger suite configurations.

At 450 square feet it is 235 square feet smaller than the La Peer Suite (685 sq ft), which means a meaningfully lower nightly rate for solo travelers who do not need a separate living room. The corner room position provides natural light from two sides. Full hotel amenities — bath butler, massage, personal training — remain accessible from this suite type.

Hotel Bel-Air is set on 18 acres of garden in the Bel-Air district, dating from 1946. Suites are modern, spacious, and comfortable, with outdoor pool access, gym, and Turkish bath. The restaurant is run by Wolfgang Puck with European fusion cuisine. The La Prairie spa is a five-star destination in its own right. The Presidential Suite comes with garden and a private pool; the Premier Canyon Suite includes a plunge pool.

Starting from $645 per night, Hotel Bel-Air is less expensive than The Beverly Hills Hotel ($745) and Beverly Wilshire ($895), and offers 18 acres of garden privacy that neither competitor can match. The Turkish bath and five-star La Prairie spa put its wellness credentials above most Beverly Hills alternatives at this price point.

The Aster is a members club-style hotel at Hollywood and Vine, starting from $381 per night. Suites feature polished wooden floors, bold mid-century furnishings, and spa-like bathrooms. Amenities include a rooftop bar with Hollywood sign and Capitol Records building views, a heated pool, an open-air rooftop cinema screening classic films under the stars, and firepit cocktail seating. The design is described as old Hollywood glamour meets urban cool.

At $381, The Aster occupies a niche between The Prospect Hollywood ($319) and Chateau Marmont ($450) — offering more design identity than The Prospect and a more accessible price point than Chateau Marmont, while uniquely adding the open-air rooftop cinema as a differentiating amenity.

Plaza La Reina in Westwood offers studios, lofts, and suites in a Spanish-inspired building, starting from $280 per night. Interiors feature floor-to-ceiling windows, antique-style furniture, plush country-casual décor, a leafy inner courtyard, and a rooftop. The Westwood location puts it near UCLA and provides straightforward access to Hollywood, Malibu, Santa Monica, and Runyon Canyon.

As a collection of suite-format accommodations rather than a traditional suite hotel, Plaza La Reina works well for guests who want apartment-scale space and a residential feel without committing to an extended-stay brand. At $280, it competes directly with Montrose at Beverly Hills ($264) and Le Parc Suite Hotel ($271) in the mid-range WeHo/West LA suite tier.