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Hi,

Im visiting LA with my parents, ill be staying in LA for 4-5 days.
May i know where is nice to visit?
Any hotel to recommend me?

The next half of the trips, ill be going Arizona to visit my family and they will bring me around pheonix + vegas.


Cheers
 

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Hi,

Im visiting LA with my parents, ill be staying in LA for 4-5 days.
May i know where is nice to visit?
Any hotel to recommend me?

The next half of the trips, ill be going Arizona to visit my family and they will bring me around pheonix + vegas.


Cheers

Stay on the west side—West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica are your best bets. Marina Del Rey and Venice are fine too, but they're a little further from the action.

Avoid:
  • Hollywood proper, it's kind of crowded and crappy;
  • Downtown LA, it's empty and crappy;
  • In fact, anywhere other than the five neighborhoods above. The exception is if you want to go to Disneyland; if you do that, stay around Anaheim the night before so you can get to the park first thing.

Do:
  • A studio tour! The Warner Bros studio tour is a ton of fun; Universal is a bit more of a theme park but it's not bad;
  • Eat at a celebrity hangout restaurant and try to spot a celebrity (Boa Steakhouse is a good bet, but it's a ******* to get reservations);
  • Catch some live music and/or comedy on Sunset Strip;
  • Try the food in Koreatown if that's your jam;
  • LACMA (if you like art) and the La Brea Tar Pits (if you like paleontology) are pretty good fun too.
 

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yea i agreed with this dude. but 5days seems insufficient like wayyy to short tho. atleast 2wk-1mnth worth it

Stay on the west side—West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica are your best bets. Marina Del Rey and Venice are fine too, but they're a little further from the action.

Avoid:
  • Hollywood proper, it's kind of crowded and crappy;
  • Downtown LA, it's empty and crappy;
  • In fact, anywhere other than the five neighborhoods above. The exception is if you want to go to Disneyland; if you do that, stay around Anaheim the night before so you can get to the park first thing.

Do:
  • A studio tour! The Warner Bros studio tour is a ton of fun; Universal is a bit more of a theme park but it's not bad;
  • Eat at a celebrity hangout restaurant and try to spot a celebrity (Boa Steakhouse is a good bet, but it's a ******* to get reservations);
  • Catch some live music and/or comedy on Sunset Strip;
  • Try the food in Koreatown if that's your jam;
  • LACMA (if you like art) and the La Brea Tar Pits (if you like paleontology) are pretty good fun too.
 

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yea i agreed with this dude. but 5days seems insufficient like wayyy to short tho. atleast 2wk-1mnth worth it

Just for LA? Nah, you can easily tick off all of the major bits of LA in a few days; if you've got two to four weeks, you can see a lot more of the States than just LA.
 

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not just LA forgot to add in other. cause i got friends LA who bring me other placr within a mnth

Just for LA? Nah, you can easily tick off all of the major bits of LA in a few days; if you've got two to four weeks, you can see a lot more of the States than just LA.
 

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Just for LA? Nah, you can easily tick off all of the major bits of LA in a few days; if you've got two to four weeks, you can see a lot more of the States than just LA.

Different ppl enjoy travel differently
 

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Yes - the traffic needs to be control somehow ... need toll gate or somethin. But public transpo bad
 
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