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The L.A. Grand Hotel Downtown is Your Gateway to the Heart of the City
Centrally located in the Financial District, The L.A. Grand Hotel Downtown offers convenient access to some of L.A.'s most famous attractions and landmarks.
Downtown / LA Metro (165)
Discover L.A.'s Visitor Information Centers
Visit one of the L.A. Tourism Board's Visitor Information Centers, where multilingual and multicultural staff are ready to help you make the most of your experience in Los Angeles. Team members are experts in all things Los Angeles and can provide a wealth of information on what to see, where to stay, where to eat, and how to get there. You can even purchase tickets to a wide variety of Los Angeles area attractions.
The Kawada Hotel is a Must for Culture Connoisseurs
Culture connoisseurs on a budget will love staying at the Kawada Hotel, located walking distance from many of Downtown L.A.'s top attractions.
The Top 5 Dishes in Silver Lake
Silver Lake’s transformation from bohemian, hipster haunt to trendy food and shopping destination is nearly complete. Gone are the days when neighborhood characters would play chess deep into the night at Tang’s Donuts. Sure, stalwarts like Millie’s Café persist, but the restaurant roster is almost completely different from 10 years ago. Discover five of our favorite Silver Lake dishes, drawing on Asian, Israeli, and Italian influences.
Enjoy a Slam Dunk Stay at Residence Inn Los Angeles L.A. LIVE
For the perfect father-son b-ball weekend retreat, you check into the center of the action at Residence Inn Los Angeles L.A. LIVE.
Get Your Game On at Two Bit Circus in Downtown L.A.
Now open in the Downtown L.A. Arts District, the spectacular Two Bit Circus offers a new kind of social playspace: the "World’s First Micro-Amusement Park."
The Top 5 Dishes in Highland Park
Highland Park has been a working class hotbed for taco trucks and casual Mexican restaurants for decades. In the past five years, the neighborhood has seen trendy redevelopment take place on two fronts: York Boulevard and Figueroa Street. Now certain blocks could pass for Abbot Kinney Boulevard, given all of the boutiques, bars, and fashionable restaurants. Of course residents haven’t welcomed every addition with open arms, but we’ve identified flavorful new neighborhood favorites. Discover five of the best dishes in Highland Park spanning different Asian and European cuisines.
The Top 5 Dishes in Leimert Park
Leimert Park is a planned community from Walter Leimert that primarily sprouted up during the Depression. Thankfully, a pair of Supreme Court decisions – Shelley v. Kraemer (1948) and Barrows v. Jackson (1953) - helped to strip away racist housing restrictions, and the neighborhood gradually became a thriving African-American community. A wave of development is now escalating interest in the neighborhood, with 8.5 miles of Crenshaw/LAX Line track extending from the Expo Line through Inglewood to the Green Line and LAX. Locals are anxious to see what Leimert Park’s next iteration looks like. Sadly, the original Phillips Barbecue from Foster Phillips is no longer in business, but you can still find serious comfort. Discover five notable Leimert Park dishes.
The Ultimate Guide to Los Angeles Dodgers Game Day
For local and visiting baseball fans alike, read on for a useful guide on how to do a Dodger game right, from getting to Dodger Stadium to local eats.
The Fields LA Brings Culinary Star Power to Exposition Park
Located adjacent to Banc of California Stadium, The Fields LA offers a tantalizing game-changer for sports fans and the nearby USC community; a worthy destination for those seeking a culinary field trip; and an intriguing rooftop venue for event planners.
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