There are several lots in and around the downtown area, all are pay lots and have limits from 2-10…read morehours, the city is very diligent about checking the meters and if you don't pay you will probably get a ticket. The closer to the beach you want to park the harder it is to find parking, there are several large garages 2-3 blocks from the beach that usually have parking, most lots have free charging for Electric Vehicles, make sure to pay for parking and vacate the spots at the end of the posted time limit. If you find street parking curb your wheels or you will get a ticket.

This city gives tickets for not curbing your wheels. I later found out that they have a sticker on…read morethe back of the parking meters indicating to curb your wheels. Such hogwash, next time I'll bring a leveler.

$1.75 per hour, max 2hr. Friday-Sunday 8am-9pm. Walkable distance to beach. Come on a Sunday before…read more11am for possible chance...any later = no more parking spots. Shaded parking and outdoor parking. Downhill walk to beach, uphill back yo parking.

Manhattan beach has some of the smallest parking lots I've ever scene. They're also scattered all…read moreover the place. If you want a large, covered, central location up from the madness, hit the civic center. They have almost 100 spots with 2hr meters at $0.75/hr. Big spots little hassle!

It's seriously hard trying to find a place to park your car near LAX and not have issues with…read moreeither getting dropped off or even more importantly, getting picked up. If you look at the ratings of some other places, they are all pretty low, and for good reason. I've tried just about every company out there, and I've either had damage to my vehicle, or trouble getting to and from the airport in a timely manner. Well, I have to say, my search is over. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. My truck was taken care of... even got a compliment on it, and the driver (I really wish I could remember his name) played a great song list while we were in the van, was polite, courteous, helpful, and most importantly didn't keep me waiting too long to be picked up. AC Hotel is my new go to for parking when traveling out of LAX. Thanks gentlemen for taking care of me!

My Goal is to commend "Good "Customer Service rather than complain on "poor" customer service…read more Jesse, Yuliza, & Melanie all exhibited Warm Welcomes, Great Hospitality, & Great Problem Solving Skills. From the friendly hi and bye from valet. To the awesome Bartenders + Delicious food. The AC Hotel El Segundo has really went out of their way in staffing. Great Job.

We have been using this company for over a decade now. It has new owners now than when we first…read moreused them, but service seems to be the same. Very convenient, you just go to their location on Sepulveda, one of their guys comes out, jumps in the car, and then you go to the Airport from there -- after you get dropped off, they drive your car back to their garage for storage. We always just have the guy drive to the terminal from the office because they are way better at navigating LAX than we are. They drop you off, then take your car back and park it in their garage. You can choose between covered or uncovered (price diff for covered). The best part is, when you land -- you simply text them that you are ready for pickup and they meet you at arrivals with your car. Then you can just get in your car and go home! Let me tell you, when you are weary from travel, it is SO NICE to just be able to have someone bring your car to you so you can go home. ;) Note: We usually offer to give the guy a ride back to the office after he picks us up, but you don't have to--- they usually just catch a shuttle.

Quick and easy. Just what you're looking for when flying out of LAX or any for that matterread more

We lived down the street on Morningside Dr. I walked through their parking lot as a short cut…read morewalking to school at American Martyrs school. Very popular pottery. My sister and her friends went there for their bridal showers to get place settings in the mid sixties !

What happened to our beautiful open space here in Manhattan Beach?…read more This used to be such a lovely upscale area to come and sit outside next to a water feature. Everything is dilapidated now. The water feature doesn't work. But there are still scores of screaming kids that run up and down the concrete remains. The escalators to and from the parking frequently are broken. And yet they continue to charge outrageous amounts for the parking, now through centralized pae stations rather than meters which are unattractively bagged with bright yellow plastic bags. TL/dr: One would expect more from a high and neighborhood common space.

The San Franciscan in me tells me there's no point in parking in a pay-to-park parking structure in…read moreSouthern California. Yes, many places have "difficult parking," but difficult is a relative term, and compared to most of San Francisco's most difficult street parking, the most difficult of difficult SoCal street parking is quite easy. You just have to be patient--and willing to walk more than half a mile. The Huntington Beach-City Beach-on-Wednesdays-in-the-summer kid in me tells me that you have to pay to park at the beach. What, are you going to find some free parking somewhere on Beach Boulevard (where?) and then drag your boogie boards, cooler, Bing Tennis set, towels, umbrella, and sand toys along the sidewalk and then along the hot sand for more than a mile? You're crazy! And that quandary is why I'm reviewing Hermosa Beach's Municipal Parking lot. You definitely should look for some free street parking near the beach if you can find it, but there are meters everywhere, so if you're going to pay for parking, you might as well have easyish access to the beach, right? According to the website, the rate is $1.25 per hour until eight p.m., when it climbs to $1.50 per hour. It supposedly closes at two a.m., but there's a 72-hour maximum, so I don't know what that means, exactly. Do they charge you hourly up until 72 hours, or is that just the longest they'll leave your car there before they'll tow it? And is there a daily maximum? Again, I don't know. But the price isn't bad considering you probably won't spend more than four hours at this particular beach, unless you plan to shop and eat out and/or rent a bike for a long ride. It's not the cleanest structure in the world (there's sand everywhere), but it's by the beach, so it could be much dirtier and grodier. There are 300 total spaces on multiple levels, and I don't think I've ever seen it anywhere near full. If you're driving--and of course you are, because why else would you be looking up parking for Hermosa Beach?--reward yourself by going a little bit out of your way and picking up a delicious sandwich and deli side from Boccato's Groceries (https://www.yelp.com/biz/boccatos-groceries-hermosa-beach). If the owner is there, tell him that John S. sent you. If he doesn't know who John S. is, tell him the younger brother of Margaret.

SERVICE: Never had a bad experience with Quikpark and I've…read moreused them more than 4x. Always found a spot (though I do wish they would finish numbering all the spots on the higher floors), staff were never a problem, covered parking, thankful for the shuttle access which runs often, close to LAX, glad they're always open, no issues. Note, always take a picture of your parking spot/space or floor level for reference upon your return. :) I also know they need more drivers as of 2026, but my experiences have still been good. WELL: They are my main choice for airport parking.

Will never use quick park again. Poorly run business…read more The bus took over one hour to pick us up. It was after repeated calls. They only had room for a few people by the time they arrived. They are very disorganized, and they do not have buses running to and from the airport every 15 minutes. Pay the money for a better option. It's less stressful.

Hubbers and I have been finding ourselves in this village way more often in the last couple of…read moremonths vs. the last couple of decades! It's a better late than never kinda thing, I guess? But it has been awhile prior to our first restaurant run. Truly a great beachside destination. Plenty of eateries (and many of them dog friendly!) and shops for everyone's budget. The beach is literally a block or two away and parking isn't horrendously expensive unlike some other beaches or shorelines. (A buck and a half per hour is a steal!) It's a pretty chill and kickback area. Some grub spots have live bands/music you can vibe to. But the best part of the village is definitely walking by the shores! The views. Of the water alongside the mountains are breathtaking. I imagine the best time to come through is during the spring and summer. We have yet to experience the area during the fall and winter seasons. We do intend to find out, though! Will update as needed!

Riviera Village felt like a warm and lively place when I visited with someone and I saw so many…read moreteenagers walking around the shops and enjoying the farmers market. The atmosphere felt cozy and energetic at the same time with music, friendly voices, and the smell of fresh food filling the air. Teenagers would love how easy it is to explore because everything is close together and full of personality. The service at the small shops felt personal and welcoming which made the whole experience feel more meaningful. The value was impressive because there were many affordable treats and unique items that did not feel overpriced. The quality of the stores and food stands was high and everything felt thoughtfully arranged. The selection was wide enough to keep teenagers entertained whether they wanted snacks, clothes, handmade items, or just a fun place to walk. I have only been there once before writing this review but it was one of the most relaxing and enjoyable places I have visited. I highly recommend that teenagers go there because it gives them a chance to feel independent, creative, and connected to a lively community.

Beautiful and iconic spot along the Southern California coast. The views from the pier are great,…read morewhether you visit during the day with clear ocean horizons or at night when the coastline lights up on both sides. On a clear day, you can see Palos Verdes Peninsula in one direction and the Malibu coastline in the other. The surrounding promenade is lively and well-maintained, perfect for a walk, bike ride, or just relaxing by the beach. There are plenty of great restaurants, cafés, and shops nearby, making it easy to turn a simple visit into a full afternoon or evening outing. Parking can be a bit tricky, especially during busy times. There are metered spots available, along with nearby lots and street parking if you're willing to walk a bit. The pier itself is also home to the Roundhouse Aquarium at the end. Dogs are not allowed on the pier.

I had such a relaxing time at the Manhattan Beach Pier while visiting California. It was one of…read morethose simple moments that just felt good. The little aquarium at the end was small but really cute, and it's free (I LOVE free!!). Nothing over the top, just an easy stop while you're out there. The pier itself has plenty of room to walk or sit and zone out a bit. I spent some time just leaning on the railing, reading a few pages of my book, and taking in the ocean. I even spotted dolphins in the distance, which honestly made my day. Watching surfers paddle out toward the waves...and in the direction of the dolphins... it felt like such a classic California scene. I left feeling lighter than when I arrived for sure!