Walk to hotels at LAX...
Apr 15, 2009, 8:28 pm
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Walk to hotels at LAX...
I'm staying at one of the hotels on the W. Century Blvd strip, just past the Radison which I believe is the 1st hotel. Are there sidewalks one can use to get to the hotel strip? Why, you may ask. I hate waiting for a shuttle if I can walk. especially if a mile or so in distance.
Apr 15, 2009, 8:49 pm
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Yes, there are sidewalks on Century Blvd. I'd try and get on the correct side of the street as early as possible; the blocks are long and the lights are not timed for pedestrian convenience. 
Apr 15, 2009, 10:05 pm
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3.5* Radisson on N side of Century followed by 4* Sheraton. Enjoy our beautifully landscaped sidewalks and trees enroute, for example at the corner of Sepulveda/Century -- everybody else zooms past 'em.
If your destination is on the S side of Century walk past the Sheraton on the N side before crossing over.
If your destination is on the S side of Century walk past the Sheraton on the N side before crossing over.
Apr 16, 2009, 9:23 am
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Where Century enters the terminal area it splits to form the loop. In the center of the "split" is a landscaped area, a set of decorative pillars, and huge "L" "A" "X" letters that are fairly new but quickly becoming an LA icon. The evening news has a live splash screen of this area. You should stand under the "A" between 5pm-530pm and wave to all of us!
Agree you are better to be on the N side of Century *before* heading out of the terminal area. It's a nicer walk on that side of the street; the other side is ramps, hangars, and airport facilities.
PS- If you turn north on Sepulveda and walk a mile you're at In-n-Out Burger!!
Agree you are better to be on the N side of Century *before* heading out of the terminal area. It's a nicer walk on that side of the street; the other side is ramps, hangars, and airport facilities.
PS- If you turn north on Sepulveda and walk a mile you're at In-n-Out Burger!!
Apr 16, 2009, 12:28 pm
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Don't forget the 3* Courtyard Marriott, which sits between the Radisson and the Sheraton.
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Jan 25, 2010, 8:49 pm
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Will be staying at the LAX Hilton next week and considering walking to the In N Out on Sepulveda Blvd in the evening. Apart from the possible lack of sidewalks (or pavements as we Brits like call them) is the area around LAX safe to walk around at 9/10pm mid-week?
Jan 25, 2010, 9:00 pm
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If you stay on the main streets, yes. I would not try and take any shortcuts, though.
Airport Blvd. to Westchester Parkway is well light and has a decent amount of traffic.
Century Blvd. to Sepulveda Blvd. would have even more traffic.
Airport Blvd. to Westchester Parkway is well light and has a decent amount of traffic.
Century Blvd. to Sepulveda Blvd. would have even more traffic.
Jan 26, 2010, 6:25 pm
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It seems to be pretty wet right now, so I just wanted to give you another option.
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I did exactly this last year, when staying at the Renaissance. Took the hotel shuttle to LAX and picked up RED Parking Spot shuttle. Told the driver I was going to I-and-O, he had no problem, and dropped me next to the exit door leading to I-and-O. Afterward, with the weather so nice, I decided to walk back (26 minutes at a moderate pace).
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Hi all,
Just shooting in a quick question here, to be 100% sure.
I might be staying at the Radisson at LAX on an upcoming trip. Considering to actually walk over, I've been taking a look at Google Maps.
I will arrive at TBIT, and I'm assuming that I can then simply walk out of the terminal, on the lower, arrivals level, take a left, and follow the road (which then makes a 90 degree turn to the right) alongside terminals 3, 2 and 1, then simply walk till I'm at Sepulveda blvd, cross that,and be at the hotel.
Am I correct in assuming this?
Thanks
Just shooting in a quick question here, to be 100% sure.
I might be staying at the Radisson at LAX on an upcoming trip. Considering to actually walk over, I've been taking a look at Google Maps.
I will arrive at TBIT, and I'm assuming that I can then simply walk out of the terminal, on the lower, arrivals level, take a left, and follow the road (which then makes a 90 degree turn to the right) alongside terminals 3, 2 and 1, then simply walk till I'm at Sepulveda blvd, cross that,and be at the hotel.
Am I correct in assuming this?
Thanks