Explore Los Angeles this Fall: New hotels, dining experiences and attractions await

This fall, Los Angeles Tourism invites you to discover a fresh array of experiences that showcase the city’s vibrant offerings.

While LA’s iconic palm trees and sunshine are here to stay, the city is buzzing with innovative hotels, immersive art exhibits, culinary delights, and more.

With the 2028 Summer Olympics on the horizon, LA is building momentum as a global sports and entertainment hub, further highlighted by the recent torch-passing from Paris to Los Angeles, an event Hollywood brought to life with Tom Cruise and Mayor Karen Bass. Here’s a rundown of what awaits this season in The City of Angels.

New Hotels in Los AngelesLos Angeles has expanded its range of accommodations, offering everything from luxury beachfront properties to chic urban boutique hotels. Here are some exciting options:

W Hotel Hollywood: Reopened after a transformative renovation, the W Hollywood sets a new standard for luxury. With 319 rooms, including 39 suites, the hotel blends Hollywood’s glitz with contemporary design. Guests can also enjoy postcard views of the Hollywood sign and Capitol Records, along with the hotel’s trendy rooftop bars, Sunrise and Sunset, on the WET Deck.

Regent Santa Monica: Formerly the Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel, this property now falls under InterContinental’s Regent Hotels & Resorts luxury brand. With 143 guest rooms, 24 suites, a spa, and a beachside pool deck, it’s the ideal spot to experience Santa Monica’s relaxed yet sophisticated vibe.