Last Updated on June 2, 2024 by Katrina
Built in 1962 after the Brooklyn Dodgers had moved west to California, Dodger Stadium has become an icon itself, tucked in the hills just above Downtown Los Angeles. To stay near the stadium, your best bets are in Chinatown or what locals call DTLA—you can even catch the Dodger Stadium Express bus (free if you have a game ticket) from downtown’s Union Station. Here are the best Los Angeles hotels near Dodger Stadium.
Best Western Plus Dragon Gate Inn (818 N Hill St.; 213-617-3077) Chinatown
Less than a mile from Dodger Stadium, this Chinatown hotel is “walking distance to the game,” writes a Tripadvisor user, “and we found it very handy for our other sightseeing excursions, and very reasonably priced.” A Google reviewer writes that “I wanted to be close to downtown, but without downtown prices. This hotel turned out to be a real find. The view of the mountains from the room was a bonus, and the breakfast was amazing in a spacious facility right off the courtyard.” >> Book this hotel for less
Omni Los Angeles Hotel at California Plaza (251 S Olive St.; 213-617-3300) Downtown L.A.
This 17-story Omni, 1.6 miles from Dodge Stadium, is “massive,” writes Fodor’s, and “has all your basic amenities. But it’s really the location that stands out, with access to the city’s best museums and restaurants right outside the door.” For instance, the hotel is walking distance from The Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles, Walt Disney Concert Hall and the food hall at Grand Central Market. A Google reviewer writes that “while the rooms could use a smidgen of updating, they are extremely clean and comfortable and the service is second to none. A hidden gem with its convenient location and car service to local destinations.” >> Book this hotel for less
The Westin Bonaventure Hotel & Suites, Los Angeles (404 S Figueroa St.; 213- 624-1000) Downtown L.A.
U.S. News & World Report likes that this 1,300-room hotel occupies “prime real estate” in downtown Los Angeles and its “higher floors have killer city views.” Dodger Stadium is about two miles away, and a Google reviewer likes the “great location, Uber accessible. Wish there was more affordable food options—lots of folks myself included ordered DoorDash.” Another user likes that “the room is spacious, but the best thing for me was the outdoor pool. Loved coming here for a swim in the morning, watching sun playing on windows of skyscrapers.” >> Book this hotel for less
InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown, an IHG Hotel (900 Wilshire Blvd.; 213- 688-7777) Downtown L.A.
This 73-story skyscraper hotel, two miles from the stadium, is an “architectural marvel with “breathtaking views,” writes U.S. News & World Report, and it also boasts five restaurants, including “the tallest open-air bar in the Western Hemisphere.” One Google reviewer likes the “beautiful views and modern room—nice robes and slippers,” while another writes that the “sky lounge was a great experience. We went for a Dodger game and stayed the night. Well worth the trip.” >> Book this hotel for less
The Hoxton, Downtown LA (1060 S Broadway; 213-725-5900) Downtown L.A.
Forbes writes that this boutique hotel, 2.6 miles from the stadium, is ideal for “those seeking stylish rooms in the middle of it all without sacrificing budget,” and it offers perks such as “complimentary breakfast bags hung on your doorknob each morning.” One Tripadvisor user notes that it’s an “easy Uber ride to the stadium” while another likes “the nice, old-school vibe to this hotel. Not great for families based on room size. But great if you are attending events at Staples Center and Dodger Stadium.” >> Book this hotel for less
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