Motel Review: Stables Inn, Paso Robles
The team behind Hotel Cheval in the heart of Paso Robles have opened a much more casual offshoot, the Stables Inn, a vintage 18-room roadside motel just a few blocks from the heart of downtown.
Motel Review: Skyview Los Alamos
Skyview Los Alamos, a vintage roadside motel on California's Highway 101 outside the tiny town of Los Alamos, has finally become the beacon for weary travelers it was always meant to be.
Review: Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel
Since opening in 2001, Disney's Grand Californian Hotel has widely been considered not just the nicest hotel at Disneyland but also the best hotel in all of Anaheim. But is it? Here’s the hard truth.
Hotel Review: The Hoxton, Los Angeles
The Hoxton is a great hotel at a bargain price, even when booking the largest room category. And L.A.'s South Park neighborhood provides easy access to anything going on downtown
Quick Look: Firehouse Hotel Restaurant, DTLA
The Arts District in downtown Los Angeles is having a moment, thanks in large part to the new Firehouse Hotel and it's excellent little restaurant.
Review: Hotel Joaquin, Laguna Beach
The 22-room Hotel Joaquin is probably the best bargain in Laguna Beach, and certainly one of the hippest hotels in town with literally zero attitude. It’s not directly on the beach, but it’s just a three-minute walk down the hill.
Review: Hotel Figueroa, Los Angeles
It took a massive three-year, top-to-bottom, inside-out refurbishment to bring the Hotel Figueroa back from the brink. And what an incredible transformation. This is now one of the sexiest and, frankly, best hotels in downtown Los Angeles.
Review: Intercontinental Los Angeles Downtown
The 73-story Intercontinental Los Angeles Downtown is the tallest building west of Chicago. It’s the highest hotel in the city — and the reigning most-talked-about skyscraper of L.A.’s rapidly expanding downtown skyline.
Review: Proper Hotel, San Francisco
San Francisco’s Proper Hotel is important for several reasons. When it opened last fall, it was the first new luxury hotel to open in the city in years. It also marked the second coming of Brad Korzan and Kelly Wearstler, the visionary duo behind the Viceroy brand.