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Heated rooftop swimming pool, Award-winning Ventanas restaurant
San Gabriel Mountain views, Heated outdoor swimming pool
Rooftop pool with mountain views, On-site BBAD breakfast burritos
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Heated outdoor saline pools, The Royce Wood-Fired Steakhouse
Outdoor pool and whirlpool spa, Courtyard Pasadena Kitchen & Bar
Outdoor pool and spa tub, Proximity to California Institute of Technology
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Lyric breakfast restaurant
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Rose Parade viewing location, Secure on-site parking
Modern European-inspired design, Modern fitness center with Peloton
Mountain view guest rooms, Enclosed outdoor swimming pool
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Mountain-view lobby and rooms, Spacious outdoor pool and whirlpool
Gated outdoor swimming pool, Authentic Indian cuisine at Namaste
Outdoor heated swimming pool, Modern Old Town Pasadena base
Outdoor pool and hot tub, Pasadena landmark proximity
Outdoor pool and sun deck, Renovated Premium rooms
Outdoor heated swimming pool, Craftsman-inspired interior design
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Pasadena location on Colorado Boulevard, Home-like accommodation experience
Mountain-view king suites, Courtyard swimming pool
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Historic Route 66 location
Retro-themed guest rooms, Spacious king suite with jacuzzi
Prime East Colorado Boulevard location, Personalized guest service
Outdoor swimming pool, Modernized budget-friendly lodging
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Convenient on-site parking
King rooms with hot tubs, Recently renovated rooms
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Outdoor swimming pool, Recently renovated rooms
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Historic Route 66 motor hotel
Pasadena hills panoramic views, Curated global art collection
Family-friendly accommodation, Quiet neighborhood setting
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Outdoor swimming pool and hot tub, Rose Parade route location
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Los Angeles County’s second-oldest city and lying just ten miles from downtown LA, Pasadena is widely regarded as the county’s cultural hub or, more specifically, as The Crown of the Valley. Visitors make the trek to this California city for its stunning architecture and vibrant arts scene, not to mention its landmark Rose Bowl Stadium. Should you wish to join them, you’ll find that accommodation options in the city include budget-friendly motels, B&Bs housed in historic homes, and plush contemporary hotels.
Pasadena is known as the home of the Tournament of Roses, an annual event that comprises the Rose Parade, a colourful procession of floral floats and marching bands, followed by a collegiate classic football game at the Rose Bowl Stadium, both of which are watched by a global audience. This city certainly knows how to throw a party but annual celebrations don’t end here. Pasadena also hosts the annual Doo Dah Parade, a comical alternative to the more formal Rose Parade, and on Father’s Day weekend, the city attracts more than 600 street artists to its annual Chalk Festival. All this is in addition to events such as the Pasadena International Film Festival and the Pasadena Half Marathon and 5K, not to mention the one-off specials when big stars come to play at the stadium.
With a reputation for being the county’s cultural hub, it isn’t too surprising that Pasadena has an exceptional choice of attractions in this vein. The Norton Simon Museum is renowned around the world for its masterpieces from the likes of Van Gogh and Picasso. The Pasadena Museum of California Arts has more of a local flavour but is a must-visit nonetheless. If you prefer to get your cultural fix from the performing arts, you needn’t miss out. The Pasadena Playhouse, California’s only State Theatre, is well known for its performances of Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning shows. A creative enclave known as the Playhouse District surrounds the theatre. Here you will find an arthouse movie theatre, a bookstore that dates to 1894, and a boutique hotel built in 1912.
If you have an interest in architecture, a trip to Pasadena is a must for your travel bucket list. The city’s 16 historical districts feature a wealth of fascinating architecture, with examples of everything from Northern Chinese Imperialist to Beaux Arts on offer. Guided tours are available of the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), built in 1891, of Gamble House, an American Arts & Crafts Movement home and a National Historic Landmark, and Old Pasadena, an entry on the National Register of Historic Places. Discover more by picking up an architectural tour brochure from the Pasadena Visitors Centre on East Green Street. This brochure features ten self-guided tours detailing numerous sites of interest, including the Royal Laundry Building (1927) and the Former Santa Fe Railway Station (1935).
The retail scene in Pasadena is thriving, so you shouldn’t have too much trouble picking up a souvenir. You can find many stores on or near Colorado Boulevard. Large shopping centres, including Paseo Colorado and the open-air Hastings Village, are perfectly complemented by an abundance of speciality independent stores, many of which are found in and around Old Town. The city also hosts several farmer’s markets, notably on Thursdays on Meridian Avenue and each Sunday on East Holly Street, as well as the monthly Rose Bowl Flea Market. When it’s time to grab lunch, you’ll find restaurants clustered along Historic Route 66 and, perhaps unsurprisingly, in Old Town, where the 100-plus dining options include everything from pavement cafes to award-winning fine dining spots.
Pasadena’s position in the San Gabriel Valley offers a great base from which to explore the wider surroundings. The Gold Line metro service allows you to reach downtown LA in under 20 minutes and attractions such as Universal Studios Hollywood, the Walt Disney Concert Hall, the Griffith Observatory, and Knott’s Berry Farm are all within easy reach with the help of a hire car. You could, of course, escape the hustle and bustle entirely and explore green spaces such as the Angeles National Forest, La Tuna Canyon Park, and the Santa Fe Dam Recreation Area instead. And if you just want to cool down, you can spend the day at Raging Waters or relax on the beach at Santa Monica, both within a 30-minute drive of downtown Pasadena.
March is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Pasadena, with typical prices around £148 per night based on 121 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Pasadena are usually highest during February, with typical prices around £244 per night.
Hotel prices in Pasadena usually range from £112 per night to £520 per night, with typical prices around £176 per night.
Hotel prices in Pasadena are typically lowest in March at around £148 per night, rising to around £244 per night in February.
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In Pasadena, you might want to check out The Westin Pasadena, Hilton Pasadena, Pasadena Hotel & Pool, The Langham Huntington, Pasadena. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Pasadena, you might want to explore The Langham Huntington, Pasadena, Hilton Arcadia Pasadena Area, Conrad Los Angeles, Hotel Covell. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Pasadena with your family, you could look at The Westin Pasadena, Hilton Pasadena, Pasadena Hotel & Pool, The Langham Huntington, Pasadena. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Travelling with pets? The hotels The Westin Pasadena, Pasadena Hotel & Pool, The Langham Huntington, Pasadena, Courtyard by Marriott Los Angeles Pasadena/Old Town could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Pasadena, check out The Langham Huntington, Pasadena, Hotel Le Reve Pasadena, Conrad Los Angeles, Omni Los Angeles Hotel at California Plaza – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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