Location
The Inn at UCLA is located in the northeast area of the UCLA campus in West Los Angeles and is convenient to local area attractions. These include the Getty Center, Crypto.com Arena, SoFi Stadium. California Science Center, Universal Studios, Disneyland Resort, Beverly Hills and the Santa Monica Pier. Whatever your travel itinerary, our location is a great home base for exploring Southern California.
Local Neighborhoods
UCLA Campus
Explore all that the UCLA campus has to offer — museums, landmark buildings displaying sturnning architecture, performances from the Center for the Art of Performance (CAP) at UCLA, world-renowned gardens, and more.
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Westwood Village
Westwood Village is UCLA's unofficial "college town." This local shopping and dining district directly south of campus is only a several minute walk from most major campus attractions and buildings. Westwood has a prominent place in Los Angeles film and entertainment history, with several vintage landmark theaters including the Fox Theater and the Bruin Theatre where movie premieres are still held today.
Beverly Hills and Hollywood
Beverly Hills, a world-renowned shopping district, features upscale retail stores, fashion houses, and restaurants, especially on Rodeo Drive. Just a short drive away, Hollywood offers iconic attractions like the Walk of Fame, Madame Tussauds wax museum, and Universal Studios. Visitors can explore the entertainment capital, spotting their favorite stars and enjoying the vibrant film and entertainment scene.
Downtown Los Angeles
Downtown Los Angeles blends rich history and modern attractions, from Union Station to the Walt Disney Concert Hall by Frank Gehry. Visitors can experience diverse cultures by walking between close-knit neighborhoods like Chinatown and Little Tokyo. The area also features distinct arts and merchant districts, including the Fashion District, Gallery Row and the Toy District, offering varied cultural experiences.
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Beach Cities
From Malibu to the Port of Los Angeles, the beach cities of Los Angeles are picturesque and home to many iconic attractions, including Santa Monica Pier, the eclectic Venice Beach Promenade, Muscle Beach, and more. Visitors to this area can enjoy fresh seafood, innovative California cuisine, and a variety of outdoor activities, such as biking, hiking, and surfing — perfect ways to take advantage of Southern California's mild and sunny climate.
Popular Attractions
On the UCLA Campus
- Broad Art Center — 4-minute walk
- Drake Track and Field Stadium — 14-minute walk
- Fowler Museum — 8-minute walk
- John Wooden Recreation Center — 15-minute walk
- Mattel Children's Hospital at UCLA — 18-minute walk
- Pauley Pavilion — 15-minute walk
- Powell Library — 6-minute walk
- Royce Hall — 6-minute walk
- Sunset Canyon Recreation Center — 17-minute walk
- UCLA Medical Center — 22-minute walk
- UCLA Residential Community — 16-minute walk
Arts and Culture
- California Science Center — 16.7 miles
- Getty Center — 2.1 miles
- Hammer Museum — 1.3 miles
- Los Angeles County Museum of Art — 5.1 miles
- Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) — 13 miles
- Pacific Design Center — 4.2 miles
- Paley Center for Media — 2.5 miles
Recreation
- Disneyland Resort — 43 miles
- Dodger Stadium — 13 miles
- TCL Chinese Theater — 7.1 miles
- Pantages Theater — 8 miles
- Santa Monica Beach and Pier — 6.9 miles
- Santa Monica Third Street Promenade — 6.3 miles
- Staples Center and L.A. LIVE — 15.9 miles
- SoFi Stadium — 12.6 miles
- Universal Studios — 10.1 miles
Insider Tips
An exhibit highlighting legendary basketball coach and humanitarian John Wooden as seen through a replica of his Encino condo.
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Have a Picnic in the Sculpture Garden
The Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden features 70+ sculptures on five lush acres. Book tours online a month in advance.
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Tour the Stars at the Planetarium
The UCLA Planetarium offers free shows by astronomy students, covering constellations and phenomena. Guests can view the night sky through telescopes.
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