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Experience the 2028 Olympic Games in West Hollywood

Stay in the heart of LA and make the most of every moment between events from a home base of walkable West Hollywood.
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A legendary home base for LA28.

When the world’s best athletes come to town for the 2028 Summer Olympic Games (July 14–30, 2028) and Summer Paralympic Games (August 15–27, 2028), West Hollywood brings its A-game. Make this walkable, 1.9-square-mile city your home base for the Games, with standout hotels, dining, nightlife and wellness experiences to come back to between events. And West Hollywood is the only place where you’ll find Pride House, a dedicated zone celebrating LGBTQ+ athletes, fans and allies. From sky-high pools to a signature creative edge, West Hollywood turns a trip to the Olympics into an iconic Los Angeles getaway.

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Olympic Action Within Reach

Come 2028, Los Angeles and Southern California will be the stage for the globe’s top competitors, hosting more than 800 sporting events where athletes sprint, serve, score and twist their way to the podium. With Downtown Los Angeles and Inglewood Olympic venues about 10 miles away and Long Beach events about 33 miles south, West Hollywood makes a central home base for exploring both the Games and the best of Los Angeles.

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Gold Medal Hospitality

West Hollywood’s 21 hotels are nothing short of iconic. The city is home to six MICHELIN Key properties, from hotels steeped in Hollywood glamor to upscale retreats with amenities ranging from rooftop pickleball courts to five-star spas. After a full day of Olympic action, recharge poolside, book a restorative treatment or settle in for dinner without ever leaving your hotel. Many West Hollywood hotels boast destination dining, whether you’re in the mood for poolside bites or multicourse tasting menus. You might even find yourself raising a glass next to a world-class athlete!

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The Official Home of Pride House

West Hollywood is city that celebrates Pride year round. During the Olympic Games, West Hollywood Park will become the nation’s first-ever Pride House: a dedicated zone celebrating LGBTQ+ athletes, fans and allies. The lineup features concerts, watch parties, athlete meet-and-greets, a museum dedicated to LGBTQ+ sports history and the first LGBTQ+ sports film festival — all in the heart of the vibrant West Hollywood Rainbow District.

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Explore California’s Most Walkable City

Ranked the No. 1 most walkable city in California by Walk Score, West Hollywood makes it easy to explore between events — no cross-city trek required. Stroll between the rock ‘n’ roll history of the Sunset Strip, the trendsetting boutiques and showrooms of the Design District and the retro-meets-modern vibe of historic Route 66 (Santa Monica Boulevard). Every West Hollywood neighborhood has its own personality, and all of them are right outside your door.

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Experience the legendary Sunset Strip after the day’s events.
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Rest and recharge at a storied WeHo hotel — like the eco-friendly 1 Hotel West Hollywood.
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Fuel up at West Hollywood’s trendy restaurants, like the MICHELIN-recommended Ardor.
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Browse design boutiques and showrooms in the Design District.
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Take your game to the rooftop at Kimpton La Peer Hotel, Le Parc at Melrose and Montrose at Beverly Hills.
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Discover the restaurants and bars behind West Hollywood’s legendary nightlife.
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Keep the night going at West Hollywood’s bars and clubs.
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Recover with a spa treatment or cutting-edge wellness experience.
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Helpful Information

The 2028 Olympic Games will take place July 14–30, 2028, bringing more than two weeks of competition to venues across Los Angeles and Southern California. Two weeks later, the 2028 Paralympic Games will take place August 15–27, 2028.
Yes. West Hollywood combines access to major competition zones with everything you’ll want from your time between events. Choose from an impressive collection of luxury and boutique hotels, many with rooftop pools, award-winning restaurants, wellness amenities and Los Angeles views. And in this compact, walkable city, some of LA’s best dining, shopping and nightlife are steps away once the day’s competition is over.
Downtown Los Angeles and Inglewood competition zones are about 10 miles from West Hollywood, while Long Beach venues are roughly 33 miles south. Downtown LA will host gymnastics, while Inglewood will welcome basketball and swimming. See the official list of 2028 Olympic venues.
Depending on the venue, you can travel from West Hollywood via public transportation, rideshare or major roadways. LA Metro is also planning enhanced transit service during the Olympics to help spectators travel to and from competition venues. Check current routes and schedules as your visit approaches. Learn more about transportation and parking in West Hollywood.
Pack plenty into your itinerary between events with West Hollywood’s renowned restaurants and bars, boutique shopping, legendary entertainment and nightlife and wellness experiences. Catch live music on the Sunset Strip, browse galleries in the Design District, explore the colorful Rainbow District or unwind poolside at a stylish hotel.

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