A trip to Universal Studios Hollywood deserves a hotel that fits just right. Whether you’re after something basic to save cash or a place with all the bells and whistles, the area’s got you covered. Here is a list of Universal Studios Hollywood hotels, breaking down their prices and what they bring to the table, to help you nail down the perfect spot for your stay.
No, the park doesn’t have hotels on-site. But places like the Hilton Los Angeles/Universal City and Sheraton Universal are close—some within walking distance or with free shuttles.
It varies. Budget options like Super 8 usually include parking. Mid-range and luxury ones, like the Sheraton or Loews, might charge $20-$40 a day. Check when you book.
For busy times like summer or Halloween Horror Nights, book 2-3 months out. For quieter times, like winter weekdays, a few weeks might work.
Some do. The Garland, Hilton Los Angeles/Universal City, and Sheraton Universal have free shuttles. Others are close enough to walk, so look at the distance.
Yeah, prices drop in late fall and winter—like November to February—except around holidays. Summer and event seasons, like Halloween Horror Nights, push rates up.
The Garland has bigger rooms and a free trolley to the park, which helps with kids. Hilton Los Angeles/Universal City is super close and has a pool. Both work well for families.
Hotels like the Sheraton Universal and Hilton Los Angeles/Universal City are close enough to walk—under half a mile. Others, like The Garland, have free shuttles. You can also use rideshares or public buses from farther spots like the Motel 6.
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