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Beachside B&B
The Venice Beach House ★★★
Los Angeles Bed & Breakfast
A historic B&B with breakfast, private parking, and a location steps from Venice Beach.
Bed & Breakfasts · California · United States
Los Angeles offers a small but characterful set of bed and breakfasts, from beachside inns to Hollywood hideaways.
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Beachside B&B
Los Angeles Bed & Breakfast
A historic B&B with breakfast, private parking, and a location steps from Venice Beach.
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Budget & central
Los Angeles Bed & Breakfast
Close to freeway, stores, and bus stops—this straightforward hostel offers free Wi-Fi and a shared kitchen.
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Quiet & personal
Los Angeles Bed & Breakfast
A quiet, characterful B&B in Hollywood with free parking, pet-friendly rooms, and a breakfast guests rave about.
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Guest favorite
Los Angeles Bed & Breakfast
Guest-favorite B&B in Los Angeles with a garden, pool, and jacuzzi—plus breakfasts worth waking up for.
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Silver Lake Stay
Los Angeles
A spacious, self-catering bungalow in Silver Lake with balconies, garden views, and a home-like feel.
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Beachfront penthouse
Los Angeles
A beachfront penthouse with skyline views, fitness classes, and a shared lounge in Downtown LA.
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Hollywood base
Los Angeles
Walk to the Walk of Fame and Hollywood sign from this quiet B&B with free parking and breakfast included.
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Near Universal Studios
Los Angeles Bed & Breakfast
Steps from Universal Studios, this quiet bed and breakfast offers homey rooms, a shared kitchen, and friendly hosts.
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Community Stay
Los Angeles
Budget dorms in Koreatown with free breakfast and a welcoming community feel.
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The essence of a Los Angeles B&B is a personal, home-like stay with breakfast included, and that's what you'll find on this page. For a beachside experience, The Venice Beach House is a historic 3-star with a rating of 8.8, starting at $342 a night. In Hollywood, Elaine'S Hollywood Bed & Breakfast offers a quiet, characterful stay at $160, while Sweet Dreams B&B La is a guest favorite with a garden, pool, and jacuzzi, rated 9.3 from $275. Budget travelers can look at Modern Hostel from $23, though it's a hostel-style B&B rather than a traditional inn.
Prices vary widely. Budget options like Modern Hostel start at $23 a night, while more upscale B&Bs like The Venice Beach House cost around $342. Many mid-range properties fall between $150 and $275.
It depends on what you want. For beach vibes, Venice is ideal, with The Venice Beach House steps from the sand. For Hollywood landmarks and the Walk of Fame, consider a B&B in Hollywood or the Hollywood Hills, like Cozy Hollywood Get Away.
Yes, some are. Elaine'S Hollywood Bed & Breakfast specifically mentions pet-friendly rooms. For others, it's best to check with the property directly.
Most do. In fact, the name 'Bed & Breakfast' implies it. For example, Sweet Dreams B&B La is praised for its breakfasts, and Mystayla offers free breakfast. Always confirm when booking.
Los Angeles isn't a city of one mood, and its bed and breakfasts reflect that. You'll find a historic beachfront inn steps from the sand in Venice, quiet guesthouses tucked into the Hollywood Hills near Universal Studios, and homey retreats in Silver Lake. Each B&B brings its own slice of LA life, whether that's waking up to ocean air or falling asleep to canyon quiet. Prices start around $150 a night for a room, climbing to $342 for a stay with more space and amenities.
The category here is intimate — most properties are small, with a handful of rooms, and they're run by hosts who know their neighborhood. Breakfast is included, parking is often free, and a few welcome pets. If you're after a personal, home-like base rather than a resort or business hotel, these are the places to look. Note: this page also includes a few hotels and other types of stays alongside the true bed and breakfasts, so you can compare the full range.
This set of bed and breakfasts suits travelers who want a personal, home-like stay in Los Angeles with breakfast included, often in characterful neighborhoods like Venice or Hollywood. If you need specific amenities like guaranteed parking (though many here have it), a pool, or a full-service hotel experience, you might prefer the broader hotel pages. For beachfront stays, consider the beachside properties; for budget options, the cheaper hostels and B&Bs compete with the city's budget hotels.