Hotels in Calabasas
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1. Hilton Garden Inn Calabasas
Hilton Garden Inn Calabasas



2. Cambria Hotel Calabasas - Malibu
Cambria Hotel Calabasas - Malibu



3. The Anza - A Calabasas Hotel
The Anza - A Calabasas Hotel



4. Good Nite Inn - Calabasas
Good Nite Inn - Calabasas



5. Hilton Woodland Hills / Los Angeles
Hilton Woodland Hills / Los Angeles



6. Home2 Suites By Hilton Woodland Hills
Home2 Suites By Hilton Woodland Hills



7. The Sojourn Los Angeles - Sherman Oaks
The Sojourn Los Angeles - Sherman Oaks



8. Sonesta ES Suites Chatsworth
Sonesta ES Suites Chatsworth



9. Grand Vista Hotel
Grand Vista Hotel



10. Hotel Lexen Santa Clarita Valencia Near Six Flags
Hotel Lexen Santa Clarita Valencia Near Six Flags



11. Best Western Plus Carriage Inn
Best Western Plus Carriage Inn



12. Mikado Hotel - Universal Studios/Burbank
Mikado Hotel - Universal Studios/Burbank



13. Hampton Inn Los Angeles/Santa Clarita
Hampton Inn Los Angeles/Santa Clarita



14. Hotel Mariposa Los Angeles
Hotel Mariposa Los Angeles



15. La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Santa Clarita - Valencia
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Santa Clarita - Valencia



16. The Tangerine - A Burbank Hotel
The Tangerine - A Burbank Hotel



17. Lexen Hotel North Hollywood
Lexen Hotel North Hollywood



19. Foghorn Harbor Inn
Foghorn Harbor Inn



20. Hotel Angeleno
Hotel AngelenoGo beyond your typical stay in Calabasas
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Old Town Calabasas
The Old Town Calabasas neighborhood has lots to see including Regency Theatres Calabasas Commons and Leonis Adobe Museum.

Hidden Hills
Hidden Hills lives up to its name as an exclusive, gated paradise where celebrities and entertainment moguls retreat from the spotlight. You won't actually get past the security gates, but cruising the perimeter offers glimpses of jaw-dropping mansions and perfectly manicured landscapes. The real action happens just outside in Calabasas, where the Leonis Adobe Museum and upscale shopping at Calabasas Commons await curious visitors. For dining adventures, head to nearby Calabasas for farm-to-table restaurants and celebrity chef hotspots. Since there's zero public transit, you'll need wheels to explore this area properly. While you can't stay within Hidden Hills itself, luxury accommodations in neighboring areas provide pampering worthy of the stars who call this exclusive enclave home.


Malibu Canyon
Malibu Canyon is a slice of paradise where A-listers and nature lovers unite in Southern California's Santa Monica Mountains. Wind through scenic canyon roads to discover hidden gems like Malibu Creek State Park with its Instagram-worthy rock formations and hiking trails. The Canyon Club hosts live music while the stunning Malibu Hindu Temple offers a peaceful escape from Hollywood hustle. When hunger strikes, head to the upscale Malibu Country Mart for California cuisine that'll make your taste buds dance. This area definitely requires wheels—the winding roads aren't pedestrian-friendly, but your car becomes your ticket to breathtaking mountain views. Accommodation options lean toward luxury vacation rentals where privacy and pools come standard.
Calabasas Park Estates
Calabasas's Calabasas Park Estates neighborhood offers attractions including Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area.
Top landmarks in Calabasas

Malibu Hindu Temple
Leonis Adobe Museum
Calabasas Tennis and Swim Center
Sri Venka Teswara Swamy Temple
Regency Theatres Calabasas Commons
Sagebrush Cantina
Anthony C Beilenson Interagency Visitor Center
Learn more about Calabasas
Forget the celebrity mansions – the real stars of Calabasas are the rugged Santa Monica Mountains that frame this upscale enclave. The Commons at Calabasas offers retail therapy with a side of possible Kardashian sightings, but nature provides the true luxury here. Malibu Creek State Park's dramatic canyons and rock formations have starred in countless films, while hikers on Topanga trails are rewarded with sweeping valley views. The Regency Theatres brings Hollywood premieres to town without the Hollywood traffic. After exploring the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area, refuel at local restaurants where even the salads seem more glamorous than elsewhere. For beach days, Santa Monica's shore awaits just beyond the canyon roads.
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Hyatt Place LAX/Century Blvd
"I enjoyed the restaurant."
Cambria Hotel Calabasas - Malibu
"Went outside around 10pm to sit and hotel staff said that the patio was closed and we could not sit outside...however there were people outside at the pool area which was closed and he said nothing to them. That was disappointing because how does outside close? There were several guests around the property looking for places to sit and smoke because "the patio was closed" dude its OUTSIDE get a grip."
Hotel Burbank
"The airport shuttle was super handy and our entire stay was great"
Motel 6 Los Angeles, CA - Los Angeles - LAX
"One of the best-maintained motels I have ever experienced. Very comfortable for the low cost. Friendly staff! Convenience foods and drinks available for self-checkout in the lobby. Outdoor pool for guests only - requires wristband. Overnight parking for $20. Airport shuttle for $10. Checkout by noon. Check in after noon."
Sonesta Los Angeles Airport LAX
"Great airport hotel. 24 hour shuttle to and from the airport runs every 15-20 minutes. Rooms were spacious and clean, and staff was friendly. Would stay again!"
Hilton Los Angeles/Universal City
"Checked in one hour early at 3pm which was excellent seeing the hotel was very busy the night before with guests who had stayed to attend Universal Studios Hollywood Horror Nights. The new Ozzy Osbourne feature had long lines to enter and Sharon Osbourne and Jack Osbourne attended. The hotel has been going through some renovations which are due to finish soon.The hotel is walking distance from Universal Studios and you can walk to it but now to even enter Universal City Walk you have to go through security which is new as this was not in place 2 months ago and they have built a large fence all around City Walk. I personally think this may lose City Walk business if people are put through a security scanner especially when it’s busy & could result in a long wait to enter City Walk. I can understand this security checks for the studio but not for City Walk and what they have done looks a total mess. The easiest way to get from the hotel and back is to use the free shuttle which you catch outside the main entrance of the hotel. Kevin Finister had arranged for us to have our favourite room on the 24th Floor. Kevin is always helpful and wants all the guests to have a good time. The atmosphere at the hotel is the best and one of the reasons we stay at this hotel even if we are not planning to visit Universal Studios. The room was excellent,& the air conditioning works to perfection. The WiFi is fast and stable. I think maybe they need to install some USB-C ports next to the bed"
Los Angeles Airport Marriott
"The hotel was amazing, we had a room facing the airport and the room was pretty sound proof from the noise. The first impression of the lobby was nice, very clean. Over all was great."
The LINE Hotel
"Excellent"
Hilton Garden Inn LAX Los Angeles Airport
"Great for one night close to the airport"





