Explore the Westside


The Westside is Los Angeles at its most upscale and glamorous. Meetings here offer proximity to major medical, entertainment and federal government hubs. Many of L.A.’s most acclaimed, luxurious hotels can be found in the Westside, which boasts a wide variety of meeting and event venues for flawless events. From Culver City’s hip arts district to Museum Row, to Brentwood’s fine dining, the Westside features luxury-brand shopping, world-class cultural attractions and endless entertainment.

Brentwood

Known for its sprawling estates, tree-lined streets, and A-list residents, Brentwood is a place where many of Los Angeles' most affluent call home. Stop by the Brentwood Country Mart for a nosh and a glimpse of the neighborhood's laid-back elegance. Take in the spectacular views, architecture, and art on display at the Getty Center and visit Skirball Cultural Center with its captivating yet educational exhibits on Jewish history. Dine at Suzanne Goin's elegant Tavern restaurant for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

Century City

Born from the backlot of historic Fox Studios, Century City is home to gleaming high rises and luxe hotels, where movers and shakers work and play. Its most recognizable landmark is Fox Plaza, better known as the “Die Hard” building. Bordering Beverly Hills and Westwood, Century City features the bustling Westfield Century City, an open air shopping mecca. The intimate Annenberg Space for Photography is a unique showcase for the art of photography. Dining choices range from casual cafes to Tom Colicchio’s Craft.

Culver City

Visit Culver City, one of L.A.'s most expansive, historic and scenic neighborhoods. Learn about its legacy in the film industry through Culver Studios and touring the Sony Pictures Studio, which was the original MGM Studios. Peruse the Helms Bakery District for its eclectic mix of bookstores, furniture stores, and top notch dining Scale the Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook with its 360-degree views and nature trails. Those looking for retail therapy can hit up the nearby 3-story shopping mall.

Sawtelle

Formerly known as Little Osaka, Sawtelle Japantown is a slice of Japanese culture on the Westside located minutes from UCLA, Santa Monica and Culver City. The historic neighborhood has become a foodie paradise, home to authentic Japanese restaurants, modern eateries, artisan coffee and ramen shops like the wildly popular Tsujita. Eclectic shopping includes the pop culture emporium Giant Robot, vintage fashion, Japanese design and historic nurseries. After hours, enjoy sake pubs and karaoke studios.

Mid-City

Step into Mid City Los Angeles, which is not just the geographical center, but the cultural, art and dining hub of the city. Be in the audience of The Price is Right at CBS Television City. Stroll through the La Brea Tar Pits and peruse the impressive collection of exhibits at the L.A. County Museum of Art. Shop at The Grove and grab a bite at The Original Farmer's Market. End your day with a show at The El Rey.

Westwood

Westwood is a cultural mecca, surrounded by Beverly Hills, Century City and Brentwood. Visit the UCLA campus and stroll the renowned Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden, or enjoy a concert at Royce Hall. Explore the Hammer Museum’s renowned collections of modern and Impressionist art. Film buffs can choose from historic theatres or a state-of-the-art cineplex. The Geffen Playhouse presents award-winning, progressive productions. Dining options include nearby Persian Square, the original 800 Degrees Pizzeria and for dessert, the ever-popular Diddy Riese ice cream sandwiches.