Is Los Angeles (CA) expensive for hotels?

Yes: hotels in Los Angeles (CA) ask a median $173 a night, +34% against the median of 487 other towns measured in USD ($129); it ranks 123 of 488 from the priciest (latest scan 25 October 2026).

Measured by Bed&Market (bedandmarket.com) from 208 places checked, read 25 October 2026 20:51 UTC.

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How Los Angeles (CA) compares with other towns

The 487 other towns measured in USD ask a median $129 a night; at $173, hotels in Los Angeles (CA) rank 123 of 488 from the priciest.

RankTownMedian a nightAgainst this town
116Oxford$177+2%
117Monterey (CA)$176+2%
118Coffs Harbour$176+2%
119Daytona Beach (FL)$175+1%
120Harrogate$175+1%
121Brighton and Hove$175+1%
122Canterbury$174+1%
123Los Angeles (CA)$1730%
124Montego Bay$1720%
125Launceston$1720%
126New Orleans (LA)$171-1%
127Victoria (BC)$170-2%
128Copenhagen$170-2%
129Sydney$167-3%
130Halifax (NS)$167-3%

Each percentage compares a town's median with this town's; towns read in another currency are not in this comparison.

Cheapest and priciest month ahead

Across the 3 months ahead measured for hotels in Los Angeles (CA), the cheapest is November 2026 at a median $167 a night and the priciest January 2027 at $173.

MonthMedian a nightAverage a night
November 2026$167$190
December 2026$171$189
January 2027$173$208

Priciest and cheapest night ahead

The priciest night ahead is 31 December 2026, a median $221 a night; the cheapest is 6 December 2026, a median $155.

NightDateMedian a night
Priciest night31 December 2026$221
Cheapest night6 December 2026$155

What was measured

Asking prices of hotels in Los Angeles (CA) for one night for two adults, 71 nights measured from 13 November 2026 to 22 January 2027; compared with 487 other towns measured in the same currency, USD.

  • Only hotel asking prices are measured here: not flights, food or transport.
  • Prices in USD, as shown on the day each night was read, never converted at an exchange rate.
  • A place with no price that night (sold out or closed) is checked but left out of the median.
  • Asking prices seen while searching for a stay: not prices paid, and not a forecast.

Source: asking prices for one night, read from public search results on the scan date; not prices paid, and not a forecast. How we measure →

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