Hotel June West LA

"A hotel that encapsulates the spirit of Los Angeles, known for its impeccable style and contribution to wildfire relief efforts." - The MICHELIN Guide

"Consider June the playful, adventurous kid sister to Proper Hotels. This 250-room lifestyle-driven property offers all the trappings savvy travelers have come to expect: beautifully designed common areas just right for co-working; a state-of-the-art gym outfitted with battle ropes, Assault bikes, and a Tonal machine; wireless charging docks right where you need them; and food and beverage options that reflect the local sensibility. And did we mention there’s a stylish swim club that looks like it was dropped straight out of Tulum? Needless to say, this LAX-adjacent property is everything but an airport hotel. AV geeks will relish in the fact that their expansive top-floor suites have views of the tarmac—an incredible spot to watch airplanes take off over the Pacific at sunset with a glass of the hotel’s Pool Party rosé in hand. But the rooms are so well sound-proofed, and the interiors so polished, that’s the only time you’d even realize you were so close to the Tom Bradley International Terminal. California Cool is the through line at Hotel June West LA. —Krista Simmons"

"Consider June the playful, adventurous kid sister to Proper Hotels. This 250-room lifestyle-driven property offers all the trappings savvy travelers have come to expect: beautifully designed common areas just right for co-working; a state-of-the-art gym outfitted with battle ropes, Assault bikes, and a Tonal machine; wireless charging docks right where you need them; and food and beverage options that reflect the local sensibility. And did we mention there’s a stylish swim club that looks like it was dropped straight out of Tulum? Needless to say, this LAX-adjacent property is everything but an airport hotel. AV geeks will relish in the fact that their expansive top floor suites have views of the tarmac—an incredible spot to watch airplanes take off over the Pacific at sunset with a glass of the hotel’s Pool Party rosé in hand. But the rooms are so well sound-proofed, and the interiors so polished, that’s the only time you’d even realize you were so close to the Tom Bradley International Terminal. California cool is the through line at Hotel June West LA. Their Scenic Route restaurant helmed by chef Angie Lee showcases ceviches, tacos, and salsas that are proof of her native Angeleno status. (Do not skip on the mind blowing oysters with michelada mignonette.) There’s also an extensive selection of agave-based spirits curated by LA bar impresario and Food & Beverage Partner Steve Livigni, and his musical stylings to match, meaning that come summertime, the Caravan Swim Club will undoubtedly be the place to hang out for both travelers and locals." - Krista Simmons, Celeste Moure

"Why book? This 250-room lifestyle-driven property mixes mid-century nostalgia with coastal minimalism, and offers all the trappings savvy travelers have come to expect: beautifully designed common areas centered for co-working; a state-of-the-art gym outfitted with battle ropes, Assault bikes, and a Tonal machine; wireless charging docks right where you need them; and f&b options that reflect the local sensibility. And did we mention there’s a stylish swim club that looks like it was dropped straight out of Tulum? Set the scene: This LAX-adjacent property is everything but an airport hotel. AV geeks will relish in the fact that their expansive top floor suites boast views of the tarmac—an incredible spot to watch airplanes take off over the Pacific at sunset with a glass of the hotel’s Pool Party rose in hand. But the rooms are so well sound-proofed, and the interiors so polished, that’s the only time you’d even realize you were so close to the Tom Bradley International Terminal. And an added bonus of the location: you’re just a quick drive or bike ride over to the beach. The backstory: Proper Hospitality co-founders Brian De Lowe and Brad Korzen opened this inaugural property of the Hotel June brand during the pandemic, and have several more planned locations across the U.S. and abroad slated to roll out. They are aiming to cater to travelers that share a passion for design, dining, and community, but want to access it at a more pocket-friendly price point. The rooms: Rooms give off the aura of relaxed beach living with white oak platform beds, luxe linens, jute flooring, Aesop bath products, and expansive noise cancelling windows that allow the California golden light to stream in. Did we mention there are wireless charging docks right where you need them, and Apple TVs that actually work on the first try? As fellow travelers we’re sure you’ll agree, that’s a major win. Food and drink: Their Scenic Route restaurant helmed by chef Angie Lee showcases ceviches, tacos, and salsas that are proof of her native Angeleno status. (Do not skip on the mind blowing oysters with michelada mignonette.) There’s also an extensive selection of agave-based spirits curated by LA bar impresario and Food & Beverage Partner Steve Livigni, and his musical stylings to match, meaning that come summertime, the Caravan Swim Club will undoubtedly be the place to hang out for both travelers and locals alike. The neighborhood/area: While what’s immediately outside your door isn’t as walkable as some of LA’s great neighborhoods, it's certainly a great option if you’ve got a flight to catch. You’re also within a five minutes drive to Playa Del Rey Beach, Playa Vista (Silicon Beach), Otis College of Art and Design, and Loyola Marymount University, and ten minutes from Venice, Marina Del Rey, and Culver City. The service: Sunny and friendly just as the Cali-focussed brand would imply, and service is excellent, especially for a hotel of this size, particularly at the restaurant. Accessibility: There are 10 ADA rooms available—2 Two Bedroom Studios, six Spacious Kings, one Spacious Double, and one Spacious Double City View." - Krista Simmons

"The first in what’s to be the more affordable sibling of the luxury-boutique Proper Hotels line is Hotel June, occupying a classic mid-century hotel building by architect Welton Becket, on Lincoln Boulevard just to the north of LAX. Convenience is a small part of its appeal, but don’t think of it as an airport hotel — it’s equally close to Marina del Rey, with Venice just beyond, and Venice-style “West L.A.” living is what it’s all about." - MICHELIN Guide