The Sunset Strip
It may be the sexiest mile-and-a-half in America — a curvy ribbon of road called the Sunset Strip.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Sunset Strip is a 1.6-mile stretch of Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood. It’s bordered to the east by Los Angeles at Crescent Heights Boulevard and to the west by Beverly Hills at Phyllis Street and Sierra Alta Way.
West Hollywood is known for being walkable, so one of the best ways to explore the top attractions along the Sunset Strip is on foot. Stroll past renowned hotels, iconic music clubs and nightlife hot spots, and stop for photo ops or to nosh at restaurants where meals come with a side of Hollywood history.
The Sunset Strip is known for its legendary nightlife, celebrated music venues and deep ties to Hollywood history. Located in West Hollywood, it’s home to famed spots like Whisky a Go Go, where artists like The Doors and Jimi Hendrix performed, as well as historical bars and restaurants like The Tower Bar and Rainbow Bar & Grill, long associated with celebrities and rock legends.
Yes. The Sunset Strip is home to several of West Hollywood’s most famous hotels, including Mondrian Los Angeles, Sunset Tower Hotel and Andaz West Hollywood — a longtime rock ‘n’ roll hotspot known for its stories of celebrity antics.
The Sunset Strip offers several parking options, including paid garages, valet service, public lots and limited free parking. Street parking is available at metered spaces, which accept credit cards or can be paid via mobile by texting 77447. Please note that West Hollywood parking meters do not use QR codes.
