The "City of Angels" offers a luminous history and a bold look to the future of American cities. Whether you are taking in the Kodak Theatre and getting a feel of celebrity Hollywood or finding culturist value in Little Tokyo, L.A. is full of fantastic views.

One of the most difficult aspects of traveling to Los Angeles is figuring out where you are going to stay. Below is a taste of what the city ahs to offer. Each hotel gives off its own unique appeal. When you are traveling on vacation there is nothing better then staying in a hotel that is central to the action.

Since 1923 the Millennium Biltmore has given patrons a lavish stay in one of the predominant hotels in Los Angeles. It is a place where not only Hollywood celebrities call their second home, but many of the presidents of the United States have stayed there as well. Even familiar names from around the world have made their presence felt at this hotel.

A more central location would be hard to find. As soon as you walk out on to the streets you are only moments away from taking in a Los Angeles Lakers or Dodgers game. However, if sports isn't your cup of tea then you can visit Walt Disney, museums, beaches and more. To put it gently, there is nothing better then convenience on vacation.

Similarly, the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills offers the city's Westside as its background. There is nothing wrong with feeling like a celebrity while on vacation and no one does it better. If your love is shopping then you will enjoy the sites of Rodeo Drive that is only five minutes from the hotel. Overall there are several shopping areas available, but it is only the beginning to all the activities.

There is nothing like Grauman's Chinese Theater. Visitors often spend hours in its courtyard and walking the Hollywood Walk of Fame. You will come across names like James Dean, Marilyn Monroe, Carey Grant and taking a piece of history with you. Then when you're done, you head on over to the nightlife in L.A.

Los Angeles holds great history dating back to the Spanish Empire centuries ago. Once, Los Angeles was considered the stomping grounds of Spanish rule until after the Mexican-American War. Since then L.A. has become one of the prime places in the states to visit. While most may be in part to the nostalgia around celebrities like Jack Nicholson in the Los Angeles area instead of the hotels, it was the roaring 20s that brought this city to life. While each hotel Los Angeles can give you is something special, it's the memories you make that can last a lifetime.