Things You'll Need:
- A computer with Internet access for making reservations
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Know that although it was built as a 'gated' community, the gates of Bel Air, California never actually close and the public is allowed to travel its streets.
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Think about staying in Bel Air's more affordable adjacent areas. One of these is Westwood, home to the University of California, Los Angeles, as well as many shops, restaurants and cultural attractions.
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Fly into Los Angeles International Airport, or LAX, as it's fairly close to Bel Air and usually has relatively cheap fares. Other airport options include the Burbank Airport and Long Beach Airport.
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Try to rent a car if at all possible, as public transportation does not serve this private community.
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Know that the most famous and luxurious accommodations in the area are at the Hotel Bel Air, which has charming gardens and has hosted many a celebrity wedding. Though not cheap (rooms can cost $400), the hotel sometimes offers discount package deals at various times throughout the year.
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Check mid-range chain hotels in the area for cheap rates. These will put you relatively close to the community of Bel Air without the high prices.
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Take advantage of affordable entertainment by booking rooms near local hotspots. Though truly cheap accommodations in Bel Air might be difficult to come by, many of the area's best destinations and activities are inexpensive or free.
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Consider taking a trip to the nearby Japanese Garden at UCLA, which has cheap admission.
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Take a beautiful walk or jog through the residential area of Bel Air, which affords some spectacular views of the Santa Monica Mountains--with weather this beautiful, who needs hotel exercise facilities?
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To book accommodations in Bel Air, California, call Bel Air Luxury Hotels at 866-671-4301 or visit the link below.












