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There are currently 75 hotels with in-room Jacuzzis in Los Angeles. In terms of rates, you are looking at $120 to $220 per night on average, depending on neighborhood and season. Keep in mind that most of the lower-priced properties are located outside prime areas like Beverly Hills, Downtown, and the coast.

The thing that makes Los Angeles different is its mix of skyline high-rises and coastal neighborhoods, and that directly influences the kind of Jacuzzi stays you’ll find here. Your hot tub setting can range from city views to steps from the ocean.

As for types of hot tubs in the City of Angels, expect to find both classic in-bathroom and oversized soaking tubs in luxury high-rise suites. About 10% of hotel suites in Los Angeles feature a Jacuzzi inside the room itself rather than a standard bathroom tub.

This guide helps you choose which Los Angeles hotel and neighborhood best match your hot tub expectations. Our list of hotels in L.A. covers pretty much everything, including central Hollywood access, beachfront vibes in oceanfront neighborhoods, and surrounding metro-area communities such as Orange County and Santa Ana hot tub hotels.

Which Neighborhoods Have the Best Jacuzzi Hotels in Los Angeles?

We have 2 awesome coastal options for hot tub stays in Santa Monica / Marina del Rey. First, we have the gorgeous Eden Hotel on Ocean Avenue, a luxurious boutique beachfront property where many rooms feature deep soaking tubs with jets and hypoallergenic bedding. Expect nightly rates for Jacuzzi suites at Eden Hotel to be around $232 per night.

A few minutes south, The Ritz-Carlton, Marina del Rey is situated on one of the largest man-made marinas in the world! This posh hotel delivers a full-service waterfront setting with recently renovated interiors and expansive marble bathrooms with Jacuzzis.

Santa Monica / Marina del Rey is quieter than central Los Angeles while remaining within 20–25 minutes of Beverly Hills. Hotels with Jacuzzis here go for $280–$750 per day, while valet parking is around $65 per night.

Beverly Hills also has 2 luxury hotels with hot tub rooms. With its residential-style layout with separate living areas and romantic deep soaking tubs, Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills is where couples usually stay. Four Seasons may be on the more expensive side, but it is totally worth it.

Nightly pricing in Beverly Hills generally ranges from $550–$900, and weekday stays often price lower than Saturdays and Sundays.

Hollywood works great for travelers filtering specifically for rooms with reasonably priced jetted tubs. For instance, Jacuzzi suites at the Best Western Hollywood Plaza Inn cost around $240 per night. The property’s courtyard-style architecture reflects classic Southern California motor-inn design.

Hollywood is known to be more energetic and active late into the evening, making it a popular neighborhood for those who want to experience nightlife in Los Angeles.

Beyond the city core, the broader Los Angeles metropolitan area expands your Jacuzzi suite options even further. Surrounding regions such as Riverside and San Bernardino counties, Ventura County, and Fontana offer additional hotels with private in-room Jacuzzis, often at lower nightly rates. For travelers willing to stay outside central Los Angeles, these nearby areas can provide a much quieter setting.

What Types of Jacuzzi Suites Can You Find in Los Angeles?

Among these prime-area hotels, roughly 30% of them have jetted tubs, while the remaining properties focus on Jacuzzis inside bathrooms. Coastal resorts like Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Resort & Spa are known for their oversized soaking tubs. Not to disappoint you, but heart-shaped tubs in Los Angeles are kind of rare.

Outside the prime luxury districts, several properties offer more traditional hot tubs. For example, in suburban areas such as Pasadena and Calabasas, places like Pasadena Hotel & Pool and Hilton Garden Inn Calabasas have standard bathtubs rather than open whirlpools.

When Should You Book Hot Tub Hotels in Los Angeles?

Peak season in Los Angeles runs from June through August and again during Awards Season (February–March), when Beverly Hills and Hollywood see increased demand. During these periods, Jacuzzi suites in Los Angeles are typically booked 3–6 weeks in advance.

The LA Marathon in March and major entertainment award weekends significantly tighten Downtown and Hollywood availability for hot tub rooms. Coastal neighborhoods see the highest Saturday pricing during summer, often 20–30% higher than weekday rates.

Which Los Angeles Hotels with Jacuzzis Offer Romantic Packages?

At Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills, couples can look forward to seasonal romantic offers. The hotel’s La Prairie Spa offers 60- and 90-minute side-by-side massages. Around special occasions like Valentine’s Day, the property promotes in-room experiences that include rose-petal turndown service, chocolate-covered strawberries, and Champagne.

To put it bluntly, choosing the right Jacuzzi suite in Los Angeles starts with the neighborhood. Santa Monica is all about jet-equipped rooms near the coast, Hollywood offers clearly labeled Jacuzzi categories steps from major attractions, and Beverly Hills and Downtown focus on expansive suite bathrooms inside landmark properties.

In a city this large, location will define your spa tub experience. Use the guide above to select the Los Angeles Jacuzzi hotel that best fits your stay.

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Best Western Plus Gardena Inn & Suites

4.5

Based on 1236 reviews

Me Matters

02:35 23 Dec 25

Everything is average but this is an Internet nightmare. They put up a firewall that you can't penetrate the cloud without trouble shooting each click, each page, each site, each... etc. Google sites, news site... forget it. Streaming you think? It's laughable.

Bring your phone for hot spot. Otherwise, leave your laptop or tablet behind.

Elizabeth Cesena

16:04 25 Oct 25

Be careful if you leave a cash deposit. The credit card was charged. Unsatisfied stay after no rest, after charges in the early morning was alerted on my phone. No manager on site to correct the situation. No refund was given for the room, of unsatisfied stay. This caused me stress and anxiety of the charges. Be aware of charges to your credit card. Luckily I got a alert at @4:AM of the charges. It was a unsatisfied stay at the Gardena CA location site.

Mischelle Mischelle

04:15 07 Oct 25

I checked in a few hours ago. All I can report at thus time is.....so far so good. Check in was quick and easy. The room is nice and clean. The AC is not working but the window opens enough to get a cool breeze. I'm here on business, therefore the location is convenient.

Ismael Torres

02:51 06 Oct 25

The staff was rude and not helpful at all, the only kind person at this hotel was Miguel. He checked us in on the first night and was extremely helpful and polite. On October 4th we made several complaints about some teenagers being extremely loud, shouting, slamming doors and screaming down the hall way. We contacted the front desk and they said there was not much that they could do. After contacting the front desk 3 different times, around midnight a supervisor stopped by to talk to the noisy room. Then they called us back and said that the supervisor had talked to the parents and they would be more quiet. Finally around 1am I just feel asleep because I was so tired and frustrated. I was disappointed that we had to call so many times just to try and get some decent sleep.

J Lee

16:43 05 Sep 25

Breakfast hours starting at 7 a.m.?
Most places I’ve stayed at (Hilton, other Best Western locations) start breakfast at 6 a.m., especially near the airport. During my one-week stay, I wasn’t able to eat breakfast at all because of the later start time. For me, that was a downside, since I travel to this area often. A 7 a.m. start feels quite late compared to other hotels.
Other than that I love this place

Comfort Suites Near Six Flags Magic Mountain

4.2

Based on 1217 reviews

skyler uribe

23:27 23 Dec 25

My stay at this hotel the past two times I've been here with my family have been been amazing and I think that is solely because of their incredible front desk employee Mark. My family is large and hectic and when we kept de-magnatizing our room keys and getting ourselves locked out after a long day at the park, he was there with a smile and laugh and new keys freshly made without uttering a single complaint ever amongst MANY other things he's done to go above and beyond. He's always willing to help anyone in need but I know I as a young woman who's often out on her own it is a dream come true for a gentleman like him to come to the rescue with only the best intention. To help. So to management I say this man deserves a raise and a promotion cause he's the best I've seen of your establishment by far.

Ernest Estrada

14:41 23 Dec 25

The towel rack is bent in the middle and the repairman just put a couple of metal tapping screws into the top of the back bracket and it's spaced away from the wall. The drain cap of the walk-in shower isn't even held in place.
I think they have new managers or owners. Every time we've stayed at this hotel there's a new set of employees at the desk. Other hotels we've stayed at multiple times, there's at least one or two employees that you recognize from the last stay. Not here.

Kasey Janzen

22:58 08 Dec 25

Got bed bug bites sleeping on the couch bed. Let the front desk know and they were very apologetic, and told me I would be able to get a refund and they would handle the room. She said the manager was out and to call back on Monday.

I've called 7 times now trying to reach the manager. He is always out, and they give me his voicemail. I've left at least 3 voicemails now and he has not called me back. I have photos of the bites all over my arms/neck/back that are time stamped. I was trying to handle this privately and avoid leaving a bad review because the staff there were amazing and the rest of our experience was fine, but the manager there clearly does not care about health standards. I will update this review if the manager ever decides to get back to me and make it right. Also reporting to the CA health inspectors office.

T Walther

23:02 03 Dec 25

Comfort Inns are the best. This CI was very clean. All kinds of amenities. Breakfast was good. The staff was beyond amazing. Such friendly people and very polite. We will stay there on our next trip back. Keep up the good work CI.

Saige Slack

22:29 13 Oct 25

Stayed here 10/7-10/9 2025
Cleanliness of the bathroom was extremely lacking. The bathroom jacuzzi whirlpool we were excited about was unusable because it was disgusting. I wish I would’ve gotten pictures I was shocked they left it that gross. The jets have red/brown buildup in them. I can’t imagine what nasty stuff would’ve come out if we used the jets. The toilet was dirty on the part where the seat hinges to the toilet— like really gross I wiped it myself.

Luckily, the bed was very comfortable and the sheets were clean so I’m really happy about that! The pillows however— seem like they’re 10 years old. There is what looks like a skid mark on the couch.

Breakfast is the part that disappointed us the most, mostly the service. It was okay, but the only protein options were microwaved bacon with a hair in it. On the second day- it was warmed up deli lunch meat ham?? Strange. And the worker was incredibly disrespectful and rude. Breakfast stuff was being taken away from people WHILE they/we were currently making food at the counter grabbing things, and it was not even 9:30 yet, at 9:20 the butter spray for the waffle maker was already gone.. all that did was create more of a mess for her to clean. I get breakfast closes at 9:30 but it wasn’t EVEN 9:30 yet, and I was in line waiting behind someone to make a waffle after them and she takes all the silverware and plates. It’s unacceptable to clean up early, especially with people waiting for the waffle machine that has no butter. She turned off the juice machine, took away the milk and bowls and people were putting cereal in the waffle batter cups. Just so rude in my opinion, it felt like a power trip of taking food and stuff from people who were already in the process of trying to eat. It was very weird and frustrating. I’ve never experienced that any hotel before. If she wants to get off earlier she should get a different job, on top of that she was talking on the phone with her AirPod in which made her even more unapproachable.

FAQs about Los Angeles hotels with a jacuzzi

Can I find affordable hotels with a jacuzzi in the bedroom in Los Angeles?

Yep. You will find budget-friendly hotels with in-room Jacuzzi, especially in areas like Hollywood, near LAX, and in surrounding metro-area communities (Orange County, Santa Ana, Ventura)

Do Los Angeles Jacuzzi hotels offer free parking?

Depends on where you are planning to stay, actually. Luxury districts like Beverly Hills and Downtown typically charge $60–$70 for valet. There is a small chance that you will find free or at least lower-cost parking in Hollywood and in the vicinity of LAX.

What’s the best neighborhood in Los Angeles for a quiet Jacuzzi stay?

Santa Monica and Marina del Rey first come to mind, especially on weekdays outside the summer season.

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