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Los Angeles is a wonderful vacation spot if you want a rental with a pool, as 52% of the properties have one. Interestingly, our data shows that more hotel room include a pool than motel. Also, they can welcome 8 people, on average, while motel with pools can accommodate an average of 10 vacationers. Among these rentals, 62 of them are within 2 miles of water.
The price graph will give you the average nightly price for the upcoming months of the year in Los Angeles. Throughout the year, the price of vacation homes in Los Angeles can go up to $303 per night. You can find some of the best deals during the month of August (8/23 – 8/30). This month is usually less busy and offers more affordable prices compared to the rest of the year.
The availability graph above shows the percentage of available vacation rentals in Los Angeles. In a week of January (1/24 – 1/31), 97% of the vacation rentals are booked. It is easier to find a rental in a week of September (9/6 – 9/13), as only 41% of the accommodations are booked.
No trip to LA would be complete without a stroll down Hollywood Boulevard. Family films are screened at the renowned Chinese Theater, which boasts a massive cinema screen. Alternatively, check out the state-of-the-art Dolby Theater at Hollywood Boulevard that hosts live shows. Nearby, Madame Tussauds Hollywood features celebrity wax figures, the ideal place to take a selfie with an effigy of your favorite film star.
Los Angeles’ expansive Griffith Park, at the foot of Santa Monica Mountains, is an ideal retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city. Families enjoy the planetarium shows at Griffith Park Observatory, which also provides great views over Los Angeles and the Pacific Ocean. Don't miss Los Angeles Zoo, also located in Griffith Park. Gorillas, elephants, and chimpanzees are just a few of the animals you can observe here. Finally, if you enjoy riding on miniature railway trains, stop off at the Los Angeles Live Steamers Railroad Museum.
For some downtime, head to LA's Westside district, where you can soak up the sun at Venice Beach. Once you've had enough of the beach, the Venice Beach Recreation Center gives the whole family the opportunity to play basketball, tennis, and volleyball.
1. Santa Catalina Island
Get there via a 1-hour ferry ride from Longbeach and discover all that this island has to offer. Spend your day hiking, kayaking, and eating at one of the many restaurants.
2. Joshua Tree National Park
Go to see the sparse landscape and the unique Joshua Tree. There are a number of short walks in the park that are perfect for daytrippers after the three-hour drive.
3. San Diego
Just two hours south of LA, you will find the city of San Diego. Go there to visit the famous zoo, old town, and Seaworld.
4. Huntington Beach
Visit Surf City in USA, the inspiration for the Beach Boys song and one of the best places to surf in California. Just a 45 drive from the city you will find this Mecca for outdoor sports and fun in the sun.
1. Movie Star Tours
Take the full-day tour that takes you to the homes of the rich and famous in multiple suburbs. The tour includes stops outside celebrities homes for you to take photographs.
2. LA Art Tours
Take a guided walking tour through the art scene of downtown Los Angeles including murals and graffiti.
3. Segway Tours
Glide along on a Segway Tour of Beverly Hills or Santa Monica. View the homes of the mega-rich or watch the colorful beach life, depending on your choice.
4. Tragic History Tour
See the other side of the glamour of Hollywood on this not for kids tour. Visit the sites of famous suicides, murders, arrests of celebrities.
5. Los Angeles Food Tour
Taste your way around the best local restaurants of LA's Thai, Mexican, and Japanese districts. Attended an artisan food market on the tour.
1. Universal Studios Hollywood
Universal Studios in Hollywood offers a plethora of options for movie buffs. The theme park's impressive attractions, such as the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, draw massive crowds.
2. Getty Center
It houses the Getty Museum, which stores an elaborate collection of artwork from prominent artists of the 19th and 20th centuries like the painting Irises from Vincent van Gogh. Art enthusiasts can enjoy the comprehensive collection of sculptures, decorative arts, and photography that is on display here.
3. Disneyland
Disneyland is a colorful, vibrant, multi-themed park where all your Disney fantasies are realized. Opened in 1955, more than 650 million visitors have witnessed this dreamland. The extravagant park is divided into eight distinct themed parks like Adventureland, Fantasyland, etc.
4. Hollywood Walk of Fame
This is the most recognized sidewalk on Hollywood Boulevard. Around 2,500 pink five-pointed stars are embedded in concrete, celebrating the Hollywood actors who have made an impact in showbiz. A walk down this path will guarantee that you spot your favorite celebrities’ names engraved on these figurative pink stars.
5. Santa Monica Pier
The 106-year-old pier is bustling with activities as it receives visitors all through the year. From the majestic Ferris wheel and rollercoaster to the eclectic shops, eateries, and weekly concerts during summer time, there is never a dull moment.
| 🏡 Vacation rentals available | 7,484 rentals |
|---|---|
| 🌙 Nightly prices starting at | $48 |
| ⭐ Popular amenities | Pool, Internet and Parking |
| 🐾 Pet friendly homes | 2,100 homes |
| 🏊 Vacation rentals with pools | 3,869 homes |
The average accommodation in Los Angeles is priced at $48 per night. $351 is the average nightly price for bed and breakfast rentals in Los Angeles. Apartment rentals in Los Angeles cost $250 per night on average.
Currently there are 7,484 vacation homes to choose from for your upcoming trip.
Travelers search for Pool, Internet, and Parking when booking a vacation rental in Los Angeles.
Browse 3,869 vacation rentals available in Los Angeles for renting.
Absolutely, currently there are 2,100 vacation homes in Los Angeles that allow pets , with an average nightly price of $437.
When looking for a vacation rental in Los Angeles, keep in mind that rainy season is usually in January or February, with June often being the driest.