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    Ron L.

    The Sunset Marquis is a beautiful gem of a hotel, grounds, restaurant and MORRISON Hotel photography gallery that makes staying at this hotel like staying in a park. I think it is one of my favorite hotels where I've had guests stay and conduct meetings at Cavatina Restaurant. The location is great and the personnel are attentive and efficient.

    Tara L.

    I had such a great stay here and the amazing staff was such a significant part of that experience! When I arrived it was only around noon, so I planned on just dropping my bags because I didn't anticipate that my room would be ready early. But to my surprise, not only was my room available to check-in early, but I also received an upgrade to a suite. Naturally, this kicked off my stay on a gratitude high! I had no idea how large the property was (I believe 38 acres) tucked away in the heart of West Hollywood. From the outside, you would really have no idea that there was a beautiful koi pond, gardens, a pool, restaurant, bar, villas and who knows what else I may not have seen. My suite was huge and nice, but nothing too fancy. There was a minibar and an open "kitchen area" extended as part of the living room as well as a little balcony outside of the bedroom (unfortunately no view.) The bathroom was huge however and my bed was one of the most comfortable I had slept on as among my third hotel stay during a stretch of travel. There were TVs in the living room and bedroom and overall, just so much space to spread out. There were also plenty of outlets by the bed (which I so appreciate) and overall my stay was very peaceful. Whenever I had to have something delivered, the concierge was great about managing that and the doormen were always so nice. In general, the whole front desk staff were just absolutely kind, amazing and really made my stay feel extra special! Will definitely book here again in the future after a really wonderful visit.

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    Edward M.

    My wife and I stayed at the Sunset Marquis for our anniversary in August. What a local gem! The grounds are beautiful and our room (128) was absolutely perfect. The restaurant was very good as well. The rock art and photography throughout the property and the rock photo studio are the perfect touch. We walked to The Rainbow Bar & Grill and also to a show at The Whisky a Go Go. We'll definitely be back to this Hollywood icon just off the Sunset Strip!

    Downtown LA from my room!

    I had the pleasure of spending two amazing nights at Sunset Marquis! From the moment I arrived the staff made me feel like a rock star! A special shout out to Front Desk Staff and Concierge Staff they made my stay extra special. Sunset Marquis is a hotel that truly understands what hospitality is all about. My room was well maintained and very spacious. The grounds of the hotel are beautiful and the music memorabilia is museum quality. A stay at Sunset Marquis is a very special experience.

    The garden lawn where the sound bath was held surrounded in outdoor heaters and lovely plants
    Stephanie H.

    This review is for the valet + spa + garden space I was here for a spring equinox soundbath experience put on by @walkgoodla When I arrived the front desk staff welcomed me and directed me towards the spa. Then I realized I had forgotten my yoga mat after already leaving my car with the valet... but they quickly and kindly helped me retrieve it. When I walked the path to the garden space there were so many flowers blooming it smelled like Freesia and jasmine and gardenia. There was a pond filled with pretty fish along the path. I was offered chamomile fennel tea and settled in for the breathwork + spring equinox sound bath. I received the 24k gold ear-seed treatment from CJ in the spa. She explained the different ear pressure points and gently applied them to my inner ear. It's impossible to articulate how lovely this entire experience was felt afterwards because it's so subtle but noticeable. I arrived stressed and foggy and left completely blissed out and clear. I didn't consume any altering substances or alcohol at this event but I felt like I did! The spa offers sound healing as a part of their massages so I will be back for more of this for sure! If you're in town visiting + staying in this hotel missing the spa would be a huge mistake.

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    Ed U.

    I must be moving up in the world. The last time I stayed in a hotel in WeHo, it was at the Best Western Sunset Plaza for less than $100 per night (review: https://bit.ly/3phXif9). It's still there. However, Jamie W. and I decided to be like George and Weezy and stay in a deluxe hotel not in the sky but on Alta Loma Road right off Sunset. The Sunset Marquis is definitely upscale, but we found it surprisingly chill. It was apparently a cheap motel for broke musicians back when it opened in 1963. Its musical legacy remains today as the public walls are decorated with framed photographs of famous musicians (photo: https://bit.ly/43XKcT7). There's a huge mural of Willie Nelson overlooking the main swimming pool (photo: https://bit.ly/3r7t0fk). We reserved a Standard King Guest Room for $392 per night for two nights. They put us on the second floor of the main building, and our room was spacious and surprisingly quiet considering it was Pride weekend in WeHo (photo: https://bit.ly/3pmTGIC). They also offer far pricier suites and villas surrounded by lush SoCal-style foliage, and we were able to take advantage of the hidden second pool which had its own bar and young bartender. Don't worry. We were allowed. The lobby art gallery was filled with cool, expensive celebrity photos, and we had a fine dinner on our first evening at their al fresco restaurant, Cavatina, under a portrait of Aretha Franklin (photo: https://bit.ly/42VsG0J). The hotel's prime location meant the trendy and not-so-trendy restaurants, bars, and stores on both Sunset and Santa Monica Boulevards were mere steps away. This is the accommodation you deserve in LA. RELATED - Exploring LA? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: http://bit.ly/2TWT63v

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    Stephanie N.

    This is my home anytime I stay in la. I've been coming here for over a decade. It's close to little boys town-weHo-santa Monica so walking distance to dispensaries, famous eateries and chill vibes. The hotel hosts a recording studio, two pools, a decadent restaurant that serves salted warm gooey chocolate chip cookies to your room! Everyone is more than helpful. Jorge the valet always takes care of me and all my guests cars. And every single hostess at cavatina has helped take pics with perfect lighting. This place is pricy but the service is unparalleled and the food is good. I will be back again like always!

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    One of the best stays I've booked in LA! I wanted a special new vibe for my man's bday and was…read morerecommended to stay here. Depending on your budget, this may or may not be a pricey hotel. Created an account via their website and booked a 1 night stay in the City King suite. $417 after taxes and including valet = $617. (Sat/Sun) LOVED their eco friendly vibe and thoughtfulness in the design of the property. Even down to the glass cups for complimentary water. Our room keys were wooden chips, the flooring material in the elevators were soft and cushion-y (so unique), real plants placed throughout the property- even in your room, free rides via their Audi vehicles (3 mile radius) and so much more. Upon arrival we were quickly checked in. Probably took no more than 10 mins. Valet was $75. Pets however stay for free! (So awesome) We ended up on the 10th floor and found a bottle of prosecco in the room to start the celebrations. The room was super clean, eco-friendly and the view was beautiful. Bedding was comfy and so was the additional couch in the room. Amenities were bomb and fridge options were too good! (Good brands) The lounge at check in was such a vibe with dim lighting. Sat there a few times (evening and morning) to just relax and enough the ambiance. Hotel was super lively with guests and community. There was a dj one evening and they seem to have a lot of wellness activities and offers which was nice to see. There's a breakfast spot right next to checkin (we didn't try) and a complimentary fresh fruit stand in the mornings. The architecture of the property is so beautiful and you can tell they really care for it (and the plants!) The grand stairs were my favorite be sure to take some pics in the evening - the glow is to good. Will definitely be back. I'm a fan!

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    Is this the "best" Best Western? Well, it might be. But it is still a Best Western…read more The location, smack dab in the middle of the Sunset Strip in Hollywood, is incredible which is why you are not paying typical Best Western prices. It is situated literally next to the Sunset Tower Hotel which is a celebrity hotspot and extremely expensive. The Andaz Hotel is across the street and Saddle Ranch and the famous Comedy Store are maybe a one or two minute walk away. The room was very nice and the bathroom was good-sized. The shower was also excellent (except the body wash in the wall dispenser was empty--hey, it's a Best Western, did you expect perfection?). There is a free continental breakfast and it is fine. The pool is good-sized but there were no towels available when we arrived. Again...this ain't the Beverly Hills Hotel. The self-parking garage is on the other side of the property and is connected to the hotel. Be aware: some rooms, like ours, overlooked Sunset Boulevard. Sunset Boulevard is extremely loud, especially at night. If that may disturb you, ask for a room facing the other way. Unfortunately, the worst thing going for this hotel is the clientele. Yes, this is a budget hotel chain but the prices you pay at this particular spot are far higher solely because of its location. Sadly, some of the guests were incredibly noisy and rude and apparently, smoking at the pool is perfectly acceptable. I could give other unfortunate examples. So this pricier budget hotel still attracts a very budget crowd. Would I stay here again? If I wanted to be in this location without paying $500 or more a night, yes.

    This was my fourth stay at Best Western Plus Sunset Plaza Hotel, and it just keeps getting better…read more The hotel was recently remodeled, and the transformation is beautiful. The rooms feel modern, fresh, and incredibly clean, with a cozy boutique vibe that you wouldn't normally associate with a Best Western. In fact, when you think of "Best Western," this is definitely not what comes to mind -- it feels more like a charming, stylish boutique hotel tucked right into the heart of West Hollywood. I stayed on the third floor with easy access to the backyard pool area, and it was such a relaxing setup. The little patio and pool space are absolutely beautiful -- peaceful, well-kept, and perfect for unwinding. The rooms are spacious, comfortable, and thoughtfully designed, making the whole stay feel warm and inviting. They also offer breakfast, which is such a great bonus, and the manager is truly amazing -- welcoming, attentive, and genuinely caring about guests' experiences. Even though there are much fancier hotels nearby, I would choose this one again in a heartbeat. It feels personal, cozy, and special. I'll absolutely be coming back over and over again.

    Sunset Marquis - hotels - Updated August 2026

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