Chinatown Holiday Deals

Chinatown Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Chinatown

Work crushing your vibe? Swap KPIs and client calls for G&Ts and great times in Chinatown, Los Angeles! If you like meeting the locals while on the road, Los Angeles is filled with potential new friends. Around 3,800,000 people call this popular city home. Chinatown is 2 kilometres to the northeast of central Los Angeles. Keen to know how to get there from Los Angeles International Airport? Piece of cake. Grab a taxi, dump your gear in the back and head northeast for 20 kilometres.

Chinatown is a sightseer's wonderland. A good portion of the city's top attractions are strewn near this interesting neighbourhood, including the University of Southern California and Hollywood Walk of Fame. The gotta-see sights of the California State University-Los Angeles and Griffith Observatory are also on your doorstep. While you're here, think about visiting a few other neighbourhoods to experience more of what Los Angeles has to offer. Little Tokyo and Bunker Hill are great suggestions that are within easy reach.

No holiday in Los Angeles is complete without spending a bit of time at Universal Studios Hollywood®. As far as captivating sights go, it's up there with the best. It's situated just 13 kilometres from the centre of the city.

The centre of the city also boasts a range of sights to lay your eyes upon, such as the California Science Center and the Microsoft Theater. Alternatively, have a look around Walt Disney Concert Hall and the Los Angeles Convention Center.

Stop at some cultural sites to get a feel for the heart and soul of the region. The Heritage Square, the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, the Triforium and the Los Angeles Music Center are not to be missed.

If you have an artistic flair, you shouldn't miss the Museum of Contemporary Art, the Museum of Neon Art, the USC Fisher Museum of Art and the Geffen Contemporary at MOCA. Take a look around and if one of the pieces speaks volumes to you, ask the staff for information about its background.

If you find yourself stuck with some rainy weather, head for cover at the Grammy Museum, the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, Los Angeles Children's Museum and Japanese American Cultural & Community Center. The captivating displays will be sure to keep your imagination buzzing and your body dry!

One of the marks of a good performance is often how deafening the applause is when the curtains go down. Come and join in the cheers at the Orpheum Theatre, the Wiltern Theatre, Shrine Auditorium and the Globe Theater.

Kids can be delightful travel mates, especially if you go to fun places! For a memorable family outing, head to L.A. Live, the Los Angeles Central Public Library, the United Artists Theater and the Tower Theater.

If you're blessed with sunshine, fill your body with fresh air and delight in the beauty of nature at Los Angeles State Historic Park, the Rose Garden, the James Irvine Garden and Los Angeles River.

Something special about this place is its nearby public parks. Amid all the activity, you won't struggle to find somewhere to stretch out in the grass. Echo Park, MacArthur Park, Barnsdall Art Park and Pershing Square are some good options.

A great way to relive your holiday is by going home with a memento or two. See what's on offer at Santee Alley, Grand Central Market, Los Angeles Flower District and Flower Market.

Learn more about the past at one or two of the area's historic sites, such as the Loyola Law School, the Japanese American National Museum, Los Angeles City Hall and U.S. Bank Tower.

Find out about the region's spiritual side at Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, the Angelus Temple, La Placita and the Thien Hau Temple. These places are worth checking out whether you're a religious person or not.

Don't miss out on a chance to be inside the hallowed grounds of Staples Center. Get tickets to a live game of basketball in your purple, gold and white and watch home team the Los Angeles Lakers try to claim glory. Alternatively, come down and show your support for the Los Angeles Clippers or the Los Angeles Sparks, another couple of teams who also call this venue home.

Hotels in Chinatown

There's no need to break the bank to have a good night's rest in Chinatown. The Holiday Inn Express Los Angeles Downtown West, located at 611 S Westlake Ave, and the Vagabond Inn Los Angeles-USC, at 3101 S Figueroa St, are both convenient and cheap as chips. You may also want to look into The Ritz-Carlton, Los Angeles and the LEVEL Furnished Living Suites. These upmarket hotels are for those who'd like to live like a king or queen while they're here.