Los Angeles Relocation Guide - Antevia

• Hyatt WestHollywood• Pacific Design Center• Plummer Park• The Roxy Theatre• Tail O' the Pup• Tower Records• Troubadour• Samuel GoldwynStudios• The Schindler Houseby mid-centuryarchitect RudolfSchindler• Sunset Strip• Whisky a Go Go• Whisky Bar• Viper RoomWest Hollywood is also home to Sunset Plaza, a European-style shopping area on Sunset.Though only 1/2 mile long, it boasts tenants that would otherwise be on Rodeo Drive.The western stretch of Melrose Avenue, between Fairfax Avenue and Doheny Drive, isnotable for its interior design shops, restaurants and antique stores, and is more sedate ascompared to the eastern Hollywood stretch between Fairfax Avenue and HighlandAvenue. At the west end of Melrose, near the Pacific Design Center you'll find the mostexclusive furniture and interior design shops in the world.The area around Fountain Ave, Harper Ave, and Havenhurst Dr contains a highconcentration of landmark 1920s Spanish Revival and Art Deco apartment buildings bynoted architects such as Leland Bryant. The historic district has been home to manycelebrities and at one time the Sunset Tower was home to Frank Sinatra, Errol Flynn, theGabor Sisters, John Wayne and Howard Hughes.The Robertson/West 3rd Street area is home to some of the hippest stores and cafes inLos Angeles and in recent times, is known as the place where the paparazzi rent parkingspaces by the month and young up-and-coming under 30+ celebrities hang out when they"accidently" want to be seen (and then claim that they "need their privacy"). The Ivy iscurrently one of the most popular places that celebrites can hide in broad daylight.Another less auspicious locale is the 2nd floor cafe in the adjacent Cedars-Sinai MedicalCenter, where confidentiality rules are the norm.EventsWest Hollywood Halloween Carnaval