thanks for all the help. This is really appreciated!
Originally Posted by
mlshanks
Four days will give you a chance to get some idea of the neighborhoods where the business goes down...and where the decent places to live are... I'd add a couple more if you want to do the tourist thing too.
I'm actually not looking for a place to live yet. I just want to get a feel. Do you think staying at a hotel in those areas (burbank, universal city, etc.) will be necessary. The truth is, when I'm not just looking around, I don't mind doing the tourist thing.
Originally Posted by
mlshanks
No. It really *DOESN'T* make sense. Sunset Blvd. is mostly nightclubs, cafes, and boutiques... Mann's Chinese is a tourist heavy movie theater.
I guess West Hollywood is what I meant. Sorry I really don't know LA :-)
Just trying to figure it out looking at google maps!
Originally Posted by
mlshanks
While the previous suggestions of West Hollywood are O.K., I might look for something over the hills in the San Fernando Valley in Studio City, Universal City, or North Hollywood...which are apt to be a bit cheaper ($100 is not much in tourist areas in summer).
How's downtown LA? Especially at night and for the week-ends?
Originally Posted by non non-rev
Given your chosen field of endeavor (wink-nudge), I would book an east-facing room at the Hyatt Century Plaza in Century City - your room would command a stunning view of the CAA Death-Star, just the thing to get you into the mood to take meetings and harass your assistants
Do I sound like I have an assistant???
