When visiting Los Angeles, the Museum of Tolerance has to be high on your list of things to see. It's renowned for a reason, so be sure to go and see what all the fuss is about. It isn't every day you find yourself so close to something so special.
Where to stay near the Museum of Tolerance, Los Angeles
Here is our pick of the top 5 vacation rentals. Make your choice and treat yourself to a luxury stay.
Sunshine People
Sunshine People, Plum Guide home in Los Angeles
Click to book Sunshine People now: from £175 per night Brown leather couches and a large round wall clock may add vintage vibes, but there’s nothing old-fashioned about this modern LA condo. Sliding glass doors in the living room take full advantage of California’s sunshine, while a sleek breakfast bar in the kitchen is the perfect spot to catch up on work while sipping a morning coffee. The well-equipped kitchen has a balcony, which makes cooking here a sunny delight, and carefully curated photographs on the walls create a chic yet homely. Perfect for living an active life, the building has a pool and gym – plus it’s less than a ten-minute drive to UCLA campus in Westwood making it an ideal choice for students or their visitors. Sleeps up to 6 | 3 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms
C'est Chic
C'est Chic, Plum Guide home in Los Angeles
Click to book C'est Chic now: from £550 per night When it comes to LA locations, it doesn’t get much better than pole position in swish Beverly Hills. Otherwise known as "90210", this upscale neighbourhood has one of the most recognizable zip codes – and this home is right in the thick of it, on the doorstep of the famous Rodeo Drive shopping boutiques. Inside, modern furniture and a muted colour palette combine to create a sanctuary of calm, while the open-concept space brings together everything you need for a comfortable stay. We particularly love the dedicated desk area, making it easy to catch up on emails or a spot of work. But that's not all – head downstairs, and you'll find a communal indoor pool for those early morning swims or taking respite from the LA heat in the afternoon. Round off your days by sampling the top-notch dishes at the nearby world-class eateries, or hop in the car and head for a relaxing stroll along the iconic Santa Monica pier, just twenty minutes away. Sleeps up to 2 | 1 Bedroom | 2 Bathrooms
Twin Propeller
Twin Propeller, Plum Guide home in Los Angeles
Click to book Twin Propeller now: from £295 per night On the border of Cheviot Hills and Century City, Twin Propeller is in a good position to reach most of the more desirable areas of LA, such as Santa Monica, Westwood and Beverly Hills. The flat is really comfortable and it was brand new when we visited. It’s sizeable, with three rooms, and neither the living room or kitchen are any different. It doesn’t feel especially individual, both the neutral interiors and its place in a block of flats see to that, but the apartment is kept impeccably. Sleeps up to 6 | 3 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms
Zip Around
Zip Around, Plum Guide home in Los Angeles
Click to book Zip Around now: from £545 per night Play some music on the wireless speakers to set the mood at this bright 90210 flat. Large windows and a light grey and white colour palette makes great use of the constant California sunshine, while a plaid rug in the living room and gold-toned bedside lamps in the bedroom add character. Spend happy days here cooking in the sleek marble kitchen and working from home at the designated desk. When it’s time for an adventure, just head out the door to explore nearby Beverly Gardens or do some shopping at Rodeo Drive. With the best of Beverly Hills at your doorstep, there’s always plenty of opportunity for fun. Sleeps up to 2 | 1 Bedroom | 1 Bathroom
Mr. Robinson
Mr. Robinson, Plum Guide home in Los Angeles
Click to book Mr. Robinson now: from £230 per night It’s rare that you’re able to walk anywhere in LA, but this little home is actually within walking distance to a lot of things. Just a few steps from Santa Monica Boulevard and Wilshire, it's in one of the best neighbourhoods in the country – Beverly Hills. While the home itself isn’t as luxurious as some you'll see in this neck of the woods, it’s incredibly charming. We can’t get enough of the 1920s Spanish Revival details like the tiled staircase and rounded archways. There's a corner fireplace and painted ceiling beams adding to the character too. If you need get some work done, you'll find a little desk in the living room, and there are two lovely bright bedrooms. It's a leafy neighbourhood, and you'll approach your front door through a pretty garden. After a day shopping on Rodeo Drive, freshen up at home before heading off into the city to find some of the best restaurants, bars and entertainment in the world. Sleeps up to 4 | 2 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms
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