The Best Adults Only Boutique Hotels in California in 2026

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The Aster Hotel, Hollywood

This Hollywood boutique hotel is the absolute height of refined luxury. It’s a place for pampering, with an entire floor devoted to wellness and exclusive access to some of the best spaces in the city. You’ll have access to all the amenities you can think of, and some you can’t. Where else can you find a hotel with a recording studio? With a cozy yet central location, you can step out of the chic slate building into the California sun and have the whole of LA at your fingertips.  … > Read Our Full Review
 

Parker Guest House

If you distilled all the best parts of old and injected them into a house, this Castro, San Francisco boutique hotel is what you’d get. The exterior is bright, the building is full of well-preserved antiques and the service is impeccable. Two Edwardian era mansions are connected by a bright courtyard, well-landscaped to provide a private outside area for guests to enjoy. Sunny guest rooms of all types lie at the end of winding hallways at Parker Guest House. The space is organized to bring guests together without forcing it,… > Read Our Full Review
 

The Rosemary Hotel LA

Is it Art Deco? Is it quirk? Is it somehow romantic? Is that a giant pocketwatch hanging from the ceiling? Stained glass chandeliers hang over both vintage advertisements and classical sculpture in Silver Lake’s most unique boutique hotel. It’s the best of both worlds, the slapdash glamour of the speakeasy style and the friendly comfort of a down to earth hostel. Interesting trinkets, one-of-a-kind artworks, and some top-notch flea market finds fill every nook and cranny. It’s not a traditional hotel experience, but The Rosemary will tickle your sense of… > Read Our Full Review
 

The Prospect Hotel, Hollywood

The Prospect Hotel lies at the feet of the Hollywood Hills – an eye-catching LA boutique hotel filled with glamorous, bold designs right around the corner from silver screen royalty. The hotel’s brave interior design manages to convey the color and excitement of old Hollywood yet somehow doesn’t feel overdone.   What are the rooms like? Number of rooms: 24 Designer: Created by Martyn Lawrence Bullard, known for patterned, luxurious interiors. Room features: King-sized beds, curated artwork, minibars, TVs, Bluetooth systems, garden views. Bathrooms: Derek Rose bathrobes and Diptyque bath… > Read Our Full Review
 
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