Located near Rodeo Drive, The Carlyle Inn places you in the vicinity of the most luxurious shops, restaurants, and sites in Beverly Hills. Tour iconic avenues dotted with all the luxury brands you can think of, or take a stroll to the Kabbalah Centre or other Jewish centers, all conveniently located just minutes from our Los Angeles hotel.
Walk down the iconic Hollywood Walk of Fame and see over 2,400 brass stars that illuminate the sidewalks of Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street.
The glamorous home of the Academy Awards, the renowned Dolby Theatre (formerly the Kodak Theater) in Hollywood presents the city's top performers, concerts and entertainment events, including the finals for American Idol!
Discover fashion and fabulous finds on Rodeo Drive, the glamorous shopping destination in Beverly Hills where you can shop with the stars.
An icon of Hollywood celebrity culture, Sunset Boulevard is a stretch of Los Angeles - from Downtown Los Angeles to the Pacific Ocean - lined with trendy bars, restaurants and music venues.
This landmark outdoor theater hosts some of the world's top performers and events from fireworks displays, to Broadway style shows and movie screenings.
Shop ‘til you drop at the fashionable Beverly Center or the Citadel Outlets, both located just minutes away from The Carlyle Inn.
Laugh the night away when you grab a seat at the live taping of one LA's hottest late-night talk shows, featuring news, celebrity guests and pop culture comedy.
Get ready for the ultimate Hollywood experience! LA's best place for unexpected excitement!
The Walk of Fame is a stretch of sidewalk along Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street honoring notable figures in entertainment, each marked with a bronze star bearing their name. More than 2,800 stars have been added since the tradition began in 1958, with new honorees inducted every year — making it one of the most-visited free attractions in Los Angeles.
Located in the heart of Hollywood, the Dolby Theatre has served as the official venue for the Academy Awards ceremony since 2002. Originally known as the Kodak Theatre, it also hosts major concerts and televised specials throughout the year, drawing entertainment fans well beyond Oscar season.
Rodeo Drive runs through the heart of Beverly Hills and is lined with some of the world's most recognized luxury fashion houses, jewelers, and fine dining spots. Whether you're shopping or simply people-watching, it's one of the most iconic three-block stretches in Los Angeles — and just minutes from the Carlyle Inn.
