This historic hotel was once the part-time residence to Old Hollywood, from Clark Gable and Joan Crawford to Greta Garbo and Buster Keaton. Charlie Chaplin supposedly sold the hotel to John Wayne for a buck, while tales of apparitions surround the Neo-Renaissance–designed hotel. Locals and tourists alike can drop in for a nightcap at the hotel's lobby bar, while overnight guests can lay their heads at one of the 46 newly renovated rooms. The location is simply unbeatable as far as Culver City hotels; it's the only lodging in the middle of the city's growing downtown. Wi-Fi is free, but self-parking is only available in a structure a block away.
If you're looking for Culver City hotels, you're probably looking to stay close to movie studios, LAX or some of LA's best beaches. Though they may not be within walking distance of the best things to do in Culver City, these hotels all share a close proximity to the airport and the water. Whether you're here on business or looking to rest your head after a studio tour, consider a stay at these Culver City hotels.
