Century City lies directly south of Beverly Hills and is an area created from the backlot of 20th Century Fox. It is now renowned as an alternative business district recognised for its gleaming skyscrapers.
Fox Plaza is a landmark in the Century City neighborhood and is most recognised as the Die Hard tower form the Bruce Willis movie. Century City is also home to many of the areas more recognised premier hotels, including the InterContinental Los Angeles Century City and shopaholics wil be impressed by the open air Westfield shopping mall with in excess of 200 boutique shops and dining establishments.
On the western side of West Los Angeles is Sawtelle Japantown. In this neighborhood you will find an authentic Japanese culture and it is an amazing foodie paradise with a range of restaurants, ramen shops, sake bars & Karaoke clubs.
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Best Western Plus Royal Palace Inn & Suites
Los Angeles, California Accommodation Experience elevated comfort at Best Western Plus Royal Palace Inn & Suites, ideally positioned in the vibrant heart of Los Angeles. This welcoming retreat offers a blend of contemporary elegance and home-like warmth, perfect for both business and leisure travelers. Unwind in spacious rooms, enjoy complimentary breakfast, and take advantage of top-tier amenities including a pool, fitness center, and sauna. With its prime location, you're just moments away from iconic attractions, shopping, and dining experiences...read more. |
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The Annenberg Space for Photography
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Liquid Kitty
Los Angeles, California Pubs, Clubs & Bars Liquid Kitty is not your run of the mill Los Angeles cocktail bar. It provides a broad range of entertainment from karaoke (kitty-oke) to DJ’s and live music acts. It also has a range of great cocktails including the Kitty Martini...read more. |
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Hinoki & the Bird
Los Angeles, California Dining - Japanese Hinoki & the Bird is located on the ground floor of Related Companies' luxury condominium tower, The Century. The menu draws its inspiration from the Japanese hinoki wood which is used to smoke many of the dishes & in the venues tables. ..read more. |
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