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Burbank Hotels Stough BURBANK HOTELS SIX FLAGS MAGIC MOUNTAIN 25 miles VERDUGO 1 Los Angeles Marriott Burbank MOUNTAINS Airport Hotel San Fernando Blvd 2 Holiday Inn Burbank Media Center AIRPORT DISTRICT ROSE BOWL STADIUM 3 Courtyard by Marriott 11 miles HOLLYWOOD 8 13 Los Angeles/Burbank Airport BURBANK AIRPORT Amtrak / Metrolink 4 Hotel Amarano Burbank Empire Ave 1 6th St 5 2021 Olive Gleanoaks Blvd 3 Amtrak / Metrolink 6 Residence Inn Los Angeles 11 San Fernando Blvd Burbank/Downtown Magnolia Blvd 7 SpringHill Suites Los Angeles DOWNTOWN 19 Burbank/Downtown Victory Blvd BURBANK Buena Vista St Vista Buena DODGER 8 Ramada Inn Burbank Airport Way Hollywood STADIUM Alameda Ave 11 miles Victory Pl 9 Coast Anabelle Hotel Burbank Blvd 10 Safari Inn 2 6 18 11 Extended Stay America 7 GRIFFITH MAGNOLIA OBSERVATORY Los Angeles/Burbank Airport 8 miles PARK Magnolia Blvd 16 12 Best Western Plus 15 Media Center Inn & Suites 14 10 Victory Blvd 13 Quality Inn Burbank Airport 9 WALT DISNEY 5 CONCERT HALL MEDIA Olive Ave 12 miles 14 Burbank Inn & Suites DISTRICT 5 Pass Ave Hollywood Way 15 Travelodge Burbank Verdugo Ave Alameda Ave 16 Portofino Inn Burbank N 17 The Tangerine 4 Riverside Blvd 18 Hilton Garden Inn 134 Burbank Downtown 17 HOLLYWOOD AC Hotel - Opening 2020 HOLLYWOOD 12 THE STAPLES DISNEYLAND 19 BOWL GROVE CENTER LA ZOO RESORT 5 miles 4 miles 10 miles 14 miles 3 miles 37 miles UNIVERSAL STUDIOS For more information on Burbank hotels, attractions, and amenities, please call 747.477. 1462 or visit www.visitburbank.com IPW 2018 VISITBURBANK.COM | @VISITBURBANK CONFERENCE HOTELS COAST ANABELLE HOTEL SAFARI INN 2011 W Olive Avenue, Burbank, CA 91506 1911 West Olive Avenue Burbank, CA 91506 LOS ANGELES MARRIOTT BURBANK AIRPORT www.coastanabelle.com (818) 845-7800 BURBANK’S 18 HOTELS Burbank hotels are as varied as AND CONVENTION CENTER www.safariburbank.com (818) 845-8586 GUEST ROOMS 45 GUEST ROOMS 55 2500 N Hollywood Way, Burbank, CA 91505 MEETING SPACE 2,200 square feet OFFER 2,562 ROOMS your needs, from the boutique www.burbankmarriott.com (818) 843-6000 FEATURES Olives Bistro & Lounge, complimentary parking, Wi-Fi, FEATURES Room service, complimentary parking, Wi-Fi, GUEST ROOMS 488 hotel car service, and sundeck hotel car service, sundeck, and heated pool MEETING SPACE Combined 50,000 square feet, with BUS PARKING Yes BUS PARKING Yes 22 breakout rooms and four VIP boardrooms. SALES CONTACT Tony Garibian, General Manager AND EASY ACCESS TO Hotel Amarano, to the Los Angeles FEATURES Daily Grill Restaurant and Bar, EDB Outdoor SALES CONTACT Tony Garibian, General Manager Terrace Bar, two outdoor pools, cabanas, and fire pits [email protected] [email protected] LA’S TOP ATTRACTIONS. Marriott Burbank Airport and BUS PARKING Yes HOTEL AMARANO BURBANK PORTOFINO INN BURBANK SALES CONTACT Alan Tate, Director of Sales 322 N Pass Avenue, Burbank, CA 91505 924 W Olive Avenue, Burbank, CA 91506 [email protected] www.hotelamarano.com (818) 842-8887 www.portofinoburbank.com (818) 848-5100 GUEST ROOMS 132 Convention Center, and the eclectic HOLIDAY INN BURBANK MEDIA CENTER MEETING SPACE 2,200 square feet in three spaces GUEST ROOMS 50 150 E Angeleno Avenue, Burbank, CA 91502 FEATURES Privato restaurant, Library Lounge, and saltwater pool FEATURES Complementary breakfast, parking, and Wi-Fi www.hiburbankmedia.com (818) 841-4770 BUS PARKING Yes BUS PARKING No Safari Inn and The Tangerine. GUEST ROOMS 484 SALES CONTACT Laurie Dew, Sales Manager SALES CONTACT Alfredo Limones, General Manager MEETING SPACE 16,000-plus square feet, with portofi[email protected] 4,000 square feet for exhibitions [email protected] FEATURES The People's Choice Restaurant, Casting Call SPRINGHILL SUITES LOS ANGELES BURBANK/DOWNTOWN BURBANK INN & SUITES BURBANK AIRPORT The city offers boundless Lounge Bar, Garden Park, Crystal View Lounge 549 S San Fernando Boulevard, Burbank, CA 91502 180 W Alameda Avenue, Burbank, CA 91502 (panoramic views), pool, and jacuzzi www.marriott.com/bursh (818) 524-2730 www.burbankinnandsuites.com (818) 842-1114 opportunities to entertain BUS PARKING Can be arranged GUEST ROOMS 170 MEETING SPACE 2,290 square feet GUEST ROOMS 34 SALES CONTACT Damiand Nuno, Reservations Manager FEATURES Pool and rejuvenate such as taking [email protected] FEATURES Onsite lounge and bar, outdoor pool, and fire pits BUS PARKING Yes BUS PARKING No the Warner Bros. Studio Tour COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT LOS ANGELES/ BURBANK AIRPORT SALES CONTACT Janet Adriano, Sales Executive SALES CONTACT Ishver Patel, Owner 2100 Empire Avenue, Burbank, CA 91504 [email protected] [email protected] Hollywood, hiking in the www.marriott.com/burcy (818) 843-5500 GUEST ROOMS 184 rooms and six suites LEISURE HOTELS THE TANGERINE Hollywood and Verdugo hills, MEETING SPACE 1,867 square feet in five spaces 3901 W Riverside Drive, Burbank, CA 91505 EXTENDED STAY AMERICA LOS ANGELES FEATURES The Bistro restaurant, pool, and spa. exploring dozens of nearby BURBANK AIRPORT www.thetangerine.com (818) 843-1121 BUS PARKING Yes, reservation required 2200 Empire Avenue, Burbank, CA 91504 GUEST ROOMS 31 Los Angeles landmarks, and SALES CONTACT Linda Yonan, Director of Sales www.extendedstayamerica.com (818) 567-0952 FEATURES Pool [email protected] GUEST ROOMS 140 BUS PARKING No discovering Burbank neigh- RESIDENCE INN DOWNTOWN BURBANK FEATURES Extended stay suites SALES CONTACT [email protected] 321 IKEA Way, Burbank, CA 91502 BUS PARKING Yes www.thetangerine.com borhoods filled with exciting www.marriott.com/burri (818) 260-8787 SALES CONTACT Steven Struckmeyer, Senior Director of Sales GUEST ROOMS 166 [email protected] TRAVELODGE BURBANK restaurants, shops, cafes, and Home of The Walt Disney Company, Warner Bros. Studios, The Ellen DeGeneres Show MEETING SPACE 1,352 square feet in three spaces 2021 OLIVE 1112 N Hollywood Way, Burbank, CA 91505 FEATURES Extended stay suites, and pool 2021 W Olive Boulevard, Burbank, CA 91506 www.travelodge.com (818) 845-2408 vibrant street life. and more than 1,000 media and hi-tech companies, Burbank is where entertainment lives. BUS PARKING Can be arranged www.2021olive.com (818) 848-9048 GUEST ROOMS 29 SALES CONTACT Janet L. Adriano, Sales Executive GUEST ROOMS 78 FEATURES Pool [email protected] FEATURES Pool BUS PARKING No BUS PARKING No RAMADA BY WYNDHAM BURBANK AIRPORT SALES CONTACT (818) 845-2408 TOP FIVE BURBANK ATTRACTIONS 2900 N San Fernando Boulevard, Burbank, CA, 91504 SALES CONTACT Michelle Johnson, Manager www.ramadaburbank.com (818) 843-5955 [email protected] GUEST ROOMS 142 BEST WESTERN PLUS MEDIA CENTER & SUITES OPENING 2020 Universal Studios Hollywood MEETING SPACE 4,000 square feet 3910 W Riverside Drive, Burbank, CA 91504 FEATURES Whispers restaurant, bar, and pool www.bestwesterncalifornia.com (818) 842-1900 AC HOTEL Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood BUS PARKING No GUEST ROOMS 67 550 N Third Street, Burbank, CA 91502 SALES CONTACT Emma Freelove, Director of Sales FEATURES Pool www.achotels.marriott.com Blizzard Arena Los Angeles [email protected] BUS PARKING No GUEST ROOMS: 196 HILTON GARDEN INN BURBANK DOWNTOWN SALES CONTACT Ishver Patel, Owner This 6-story hotel across the street from the newly [email protected] 401 S San Fernando Boulevard, Burbank, CA 91502 renovated Burbank Town Center proposes a restaurant Ellen DeGeneres Show www.hgi.com (818) 509-7964 QUALITY INN BURBANK AIRPORT GUEST ROOMS 209 2255 N Buena Vista Street, Burbank, CA 91504 in 3,800 square feet, a street-level public courtyard, and MEETING SPACE 1,449 square feet in three spaces www.qualityinn.com (818) 848-1680 roof-top pool and observation deck. Inspired by classic Horseback Rides to Hollywood Sign FEATURES Onsite restaurant and bar, pool GUEST ROOMS 59 European design, the AC Hotel is a new lifestyle BUS PARKING Yes FEATURES Pool concept for Burbank. SALES CONTACT Ana Citzman, Director of Sales BUS PARKING Can be arranged FLY INTO HOLLYWOOD BURBANK AIRPORT, THE CLOSEST AIRPORT TO A MAJORITY [email protected] SALES CONTACT [email protected] OF LOS ANGELES DESTINATIONS, AND TO ALL THAT BURBANK HAS TO OFFER. For more information on Burbank hotels, attractions, and amenities, please call 747.477.1462 or visit www.visitburbank.com.
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