TL;DR

Spacious feel: Large boutique hotel with 115 suites, tucked into a quiet West Hollywood corner.
Rooftop: Pool with sweeping city views, cabanas, and a stylish restaurant/bar.
Long stays: Discounted extended stays with a home-like vibe but full service.
Style: Bold, elegant decor with fireplaces and private balconies in many rooms.
Location: Near the Sunset Strip, with easy access to Melrose, Rodeo Drive, and WeHo nightlife.
Check prices and availability here

A notably spacious West Hollywood boutique hotel, the Chamberlain is a haven for the effortlessly stylish.

Tucked in between streets in a quiet corner of a bustling neighborhood, it feels like a discovery.

Once inside, it has exceptional views, a sunny on-site restaurant, and a lovely rooftop pool.

Long-term stays are easy to arrange and often discounted, giving the hotel a homey air without skimping on service.

What are the rooms like?

Suites: All 115 rooms have separate living areas, private balconies, and fireplaces in some.
Tech & comfort: LED TVs, high-speed WiFi, laptop-sized safes.
Bathrooms: Spacious, stocked with Malin+Goetz products.
Extras: Morning coffee included; residence-level suites add kitchenettes.
Accessible: ADA Premier King Suite and other mobility/hearing accessible rooms available.
See each room in detail here

All rooms at the Chamberlain offer luxury, with private balconies, separate living areas, room service, and even fireplaces.

You’ll find LED TVs with HD programming, high speed WiFi, and in-room safes designed to fit laptops.

Bathrooms are spacious and comfortable, featuring Malin+Goetz products. The decor is bold and elegant, with clean lines and gold accents.

You’ll enjoy free coffee every morning no matter what room you book, but if you feel like spending serious time inside, the residence-level suites will include a roomy kitchenette.

Accessible suites and rooms are available, including the absolutely plush, mobility and hearing accessible, ADA Premier King Suite.

What are prices like?

> Check prices here

And what’s the food like? Any facilities we should know about?

Rooftop: Poolside drinks, cabanas, and California sunshine.
Restaurant: The Fitting Room serves new-American cuisine, moody black-and-white design, and classic cocktails.
Happy hour: Free glass of wine offered daily.
Fitness: 24-hour gym with Peloton bikes; yoga classes available.
Exploring: Complimentary bike rentals, discounted bike tours.

The real showstopper is the rooftop, the perfect place to enjoy California sunshine and perhaps some cool poolside drinks and treats from The Fitting Room, the on-site restaurant.

Cabana rentals allow you to enjoy the atmosphere in private luxury, or you can grab a lounge chair to get the full sunbathing experience.

If you want to move around, you can explore West Hollywood by bike with complimentary bike rentals, or enjoy discounted bike tours.

A 24-hour fitness center with a Peloton if also available, and they offer yoga classes for guests.

The Fitting Room has with dappled sun in the daytime and soft lighting at night that sets off the black and white accents for a gorgeously moody dining experience.

The cuisine is new-American, and the cocktails absolute classics. Don’t miss a free glass of wine during happy hour.

It’s a solid place for a relaxing meal before you venture out into the boisterous WeHo night.

How is the neighborhood? Anything interesting nearby?

Nightlife: Steps from the Sunset Strip, with iconic West Hollywood bars and clubs.
Shopping: Rodeo Drive for luxury; Melrose Ave for eclectic finds, cafés, and galleries.
Transport: Easy rideshare or bus access to Hollywood’s attractions.
Extras: On-site parking available for a fee.

If you came to LA to relax at night, we recommend watching the city lights on the roof or ordering champagne to the room and enjoying the fireplace.

If you came to party, just walk out the door of the hotel. West Hollywood is famous for its nightlife, and when you’re right next to the Sunset Strip, an adventure is never far away.

In the daytime, you’re an easy distance from some of LA’s best. Rodeo Drive will give you the ultimate luxury shopping experience, especially if you grab a bite at one of it’s many upscale restaurants.

Melrose Ave is walking-distance and will give you a more eclectic, but no less enjoyable, shopping experience.

You can stop in at a hip cafe or check out one or two art galleries on your way.

An Uber or a Lyft will take you anywhere you need to go, but if you’re the adventurous sort, the city bus will take you to all the tourist attractions of Hollywood.

And what about the reviews? What did other guests think?

Some things guests liked:

“Love everything about this unique property! The room was huge with a separate living room area. Very quiet. Spotlessly clean. Front desk staff, valets, and Faruk in the restaurant were top notch!!…”

“Great location and a great amount of room for a family of 4. Loved the convenience of Trader Joe’s nearby, close enough to walk to the Sunset Strip and felt safe around the area….”

Some things guests didn’t like:

”The bathroom was a little small in some of the smaller rooms, but perfectly workable (The rooms with two beds had giant bathrooms). The pool was also smaller than we were expecting but to be honest, the views, seating and service from the bar/restaurant more than made up for this….”

”The TV in the bedroom didn’t work. In spite of paying for a later checkout due to a late and long flight, it appeared that the necessary arrangements/communication hadn’t occurred as the TV locked us out at the usual checkout time and housekeeping interrupted us even though there was a privacy requested sign in the door….”

> Read all the reviews right here