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Maptohrl2012-Hotel List V3 DRIVING DIRECTIONS TO HRL LABORATORIES IN MALIBU, CALIFORNIA THOUSAND BURBANK To To San Fernando OAKS 23 Las Virgenes / Blvd AIRPORT Moorpark Victory Blvd Balboa Malibu Canyon Road Sepulveda To 1 Offramp Blvd Topanga Cyn Topanga Recreation Area NORTH VAN NUYS Hollywood Way Ventura Blvd Westlake 170 101 WESTLAKE CALABASAS HOLLYWOOD To Ventura Blvd VILLAGE 101 WOODLAND Pasadena Kanan Road HILLS Potereo Road 9 2 6 3 Ventura Blvd 134 Calabasas 10 11 SHERMAN Road UNIVERSAL 12 OAKS CITY To 23 Malibu Creek 101 Los Kanan Road Cornell State Park Angeles HOLLYWOOD Mulholland Hwy Topanga State Park Sunset Blvd Mulholland HRL Laboratories Sepulveda Blvd Santa Monica Blvd 3011 Malibu Canyon Road TOPANGA Topanga Cyn Malibu, CA 90265 Malibu BEVERLY Decker CanyonNot Advisable Canyon Will Rogers 2 Phone 310.317.5000 WESTWOOD HILLS for Trailers Road State Park Fairfax Ave To www.hrl.com 27 Wilshire Blvd Oxnard PACIFIC Kanan Road Kanan PALISADES Pacific Pepperdine Coast 4 CENTURY Hwy University 7 OlympicPico Blvd Blvd 8 1 Sunset Blvd CITY (PCH) PCH PCH MALIBU WilshireSanta Blvd Monica Blvd 10 1 To Los Angeles Washington Blvd SANTA Lincoln Blvd 405 5 Pt Dume MONICA Neilson CULVER N CITY SUGGESTED HOTELS Washington W E VENICE Culver Blvd 1 PALM GARDEN 2 HYATT WESTLAKE 3 THE ANZA La Cienega Blvd HOTEL PLAZA HOTEL HOTEL S $119 Lincoln 1 495 Ventu Park Rd MARINA 880 S. Westlake Blvd 23627 Calabasas Rd DEL RAY Thousand Oaks, CA Westlake Village, CA Calabasas, CA 42 805.498.6733 805. 497.9991 818.830.5300 LAX Century Blvd 4 THE VILLA GRAZIADIO 5 LOEWS SANTA MONICA 6 HOMEWOOD SUITES AIRPORT Imperial Hwy $169 @ Pepperdine BEACH HOTEL $139 by HILTON 24255 P.C.H 1700 Ocean Ave 28901 Canwood St EL SEGUNDO El Segundo Blvd Malibu, CA Santa Monica, CA Agoura Hills, CA 310.506.1100 310.458.6700 818 865.1000 Hawthorne Blvd Rosecrans 7 CASA MALIBU 8 MALIBU BEACH 9 RESIDENCE INN To INN INN WESTLAKE VILLAGE Sepulveda Blvd Long Beach $121 $260 22752 W. PCH 22878 W. PCH 30950 Russell Ranch Rd Malibu, CA Malibu, CA Westlake Village, CA 310.456.6444 310.456.2219 818.707.4411 HRL Laboratories, LLC 10 HAMPTON INN & 11 SHERATON 12 GOOD NIGHT SUITES AGOURA HILLS $159 AGOURA INN 3011 Malibu Canyon Rd 30255 Agoura Road, 30100 Agoura Road, 26557 Agoura Road Agoura Hills, CA Agoura Hills, CA Calabasas, CA 91302 Malibu, CA 90265 818.597.0333 818.707.1220 818.880.6000 PRICES LISTED ABOVE ARE MOST LIKELY SUBJECT TO CHANGES AND FOR GENERAL INFORMATION ONLY. From Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) to HRL Laboratories: From LAX to the Santa Monica Hotels: 1. Take Century Boulevard East to Interstate 405 North (San Diego Freeway). 1. Take Century Boulevard East to Interstate 405 North (San Diego Freeway). 2. Stay on the 405 North until you reach Interstate 10 West (Santa Monica 2. Stay on the 405 North until you reach Interstate 10 West (Santa Monica Freeway). Freeway). 3. Continue on Interstate 10 West to the ocean where I-10 becomes California 3. Take Interstate 10 West to Santa Monica. Route 1, the Pacific Coast Highway (PCH). 4. Exit on Lincoln Boulevard. 4. Continue on PCH to Malibu Canyon Road (13.2 miles). 5. Turn left on Lincoln and right on Pico Boulevard. 5. Turn right onto Malibu Canyon Road and drive 1.0 mile to the HRL 6. For Loews, turn right on Ocean Avenue. Loews is at 1700 Ocean. Laboratories' entrance on the left. Follow the signs to Visitor Parking. From the Santa Monica Hotels to HRL Laboratories: From LAX to the San Fernando and Conejo Valley Hotels : 1. Follow Ocean Avenue North to California Street. 1. Take Century Boulevard East to Interstate 405 North (San Diego Freeway). 2. Turn left down the California Incline to Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) 2. Stay on the 405 North until you reach the 101 (Ventura Freeway) North. 3. Turn right on PCH and drive North along the coast to Malibu Canyon Road 3. Take the 101 Freeway North. (13.2 miles) 4. Exit as indicated on map. 4. Turn right onto Malibu Canyon Road and drive 1.0 mile to the HRL Laboratories' entrance on the left. Follow the signs to Visitor Parking. From San Fernando and Conejo Valley Hotels to HRL Laboratories: 1. Take the Ventura Freeway (101 Northbound from the San Fernando Valley, 101 Southbound from the Conejo Valley/Thousand Oaks). 2. Exit on Las Virgenes Canyon Road (this becomes Malibu Canyon Road). 3. Follow road South through the canyon for about 10 miles. 4. One mile before the ocean, turn right into the HRL Laboratories driveway and follow the signs to Visitor Parking. © 2013 HRL Laboratories, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Updated July 2013.
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