Elegant Luxury 2BR Next to DTLA - Available for 30+ day stays

Welcome to your dream home away from home! This spotless and trendy two-bedroom apartment in Lincoln Heights is the perfect place to relax and enjoy your stay in Los Angeles. You will love the stylish decor, the cozy furniture, and the spacious rooms. The apartment is fully equipped with everything you need, including a fully stocked kitchen, a smart TV, and high-speed Wi-Fi. You can cook delicious meals in the kitchen, which has a stove, oven, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, coffee maker, and all the utensils and dishes you need. The bedrooms are super comfortable, with queen-sized beds, soft linens, and plenty of closet space. The bathroom is clean and modern, with a shower, tub, sink, toilet, and towels. This apartment is one of only two units on the property and therefore very private.

The location is ideal, as you are close to many attractions, restaurants, shops, and public transportation. You can easily explore the vibrant neighborhood of Lincoln Heights, which has a rich history and culture. You can also visit nearby landmarks, such as Dodger Stadium, Chinatown, Downtown LA, and Hollywood. Whether you are traveling for business or pleasure, this apartment will make you feel at home.

Lincoln Heights is very conveniently located for people visiting Los Angeles, as it is only a few minutes away from the Golden State Freeway (I-5) and the Metro A Line. You can get to any part of the city quickly and easily, without having to deal with traffic or parking. You can also take advantage of the DASH Lincoln Heights/Chinatown bus service, which connects you to other popular destinations in the area. Within a walking distance, you can find authentic Mexican food at La Morenita on Broadway Restaurant or El Huarachito, or enjoy Italian, American, Chinese, Spanish, and brews and cocktails at San Antonio Winery, Ave 26 Taco Stand, Five Star Chinese Food, and Homage Brewery, Highland Park Brewery, Benny Boy Brewing, Major Domo, or Apotheke.


If you are looking to head out, downtown Los Angeles and Arts District are 5 minutes away while Silverlake and Pasadena about 10 to 15 minutes. All of these places are accessible via uber and bus/train. Some of the best restaurants in the city and activity spots in the city are only minutes away. Here are some of the highlights:

• LA Live: A vibrant and dynamic entertainment district in the heart of Los Angeles. It offers a variety of attractions, venues, and experiences for locals and visitors alike. Whether you want to watch a live show, catch a movie, dine at a restaurant, or enjoy a night out, LA Live has something for everyone. LA Live is also home to the Crypto.com Arena, where you can see the LA Lakers, LA Clippers, and LA Kings play, as well as the Peacock Theater, where you can watch live performances and concerts.

• Arts District: A dynamic and artistic neighborhood in Downtown Los Angeles, where you can enjoy some of the best art, food, drinks, and entertainment in the city. Whether you're looking for a place to chill, shop, dine, or explore, the Art District LA has something for everyone. You can visit the ROW DTLA, a former factory complex that has been converted into a huge development with offices, restaurants, shops, bars, and event spaces. You can savor delicious bento boxes at Hayato, coffee at Go Get Em Tiger, ceramics at Still Life Ceramics, and sneakers at Bodega. You can also try the popular Guerrilla Tacos, a taco spot that started as a food truck and now has a brick-and-mortar restaurant in the Arts District. The chef serves up inventive tacos with ingredients like hamachi, uni, and sweet potato. If you're looking for more fine dining, you can check out Nightshade, the restaurant of Top Chef winner Mei Lin, who showcases her pan-Asian cuisine with dishes like scallops with coconut vinegar, mapo tofu lasagna, and prawns with green curry. For some art and culture, you can stop by the Art Share L.A., a community hub for emerging artists in the Arts District. It offers affordable studio space, gallery exhibitions, workshops, and events. You can see the work of local artists and support their creative endeavors. And don't forget to admire the colorful and diverse street art, which covers the walls of many buildings. You can take a street art tour to learn more about the history and culture of the area, or just wander around and marvel at the murals. The Art District LA is a cool and hip area that you don't want to miss.

• Bestia: One of the most popular and acclaimed restaurants in the city, Bestia is a modern Italian eatery that showcases the talents of husband-and-wife team Ori Menashe and Genevieve Gergis. The menu features inventive dishes, such as spaghetti rustichella with Dungeness crab, Calabrian chili, Thai basil, and onion seed, and roasted bone marrow with spinach gnocchetti, crispy breadcrumbs, and aged balsamic. The desserts are equally impressive, such as the chocolate budino tart with salted caramel, cacao crust, and olive oil gelato.

• Hayato: A two Michelin-starred Japanese restaurant that offers an intimate and exquisite kaiseki experience. Chef Brandon Go prepares a multi-course seafood-centric meal using seasonal ingredients and traditional techniques. The dishes are plated on handcrafted ceramics imported from Japan, and served at a counter that seats only seven guests. The restaurant is located inside the ROW DTLA, a sprawling outdoor mall that also hosts other eateries, shops, and events.

Book now and get ready for an unforgettable experience!