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A new generation of youth-oriented accommodations eschews the traditional attractions that draw visitors to the City of Angels and replaces them with the call of the city's pulse and vibe.

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L.A.'s nightlife hotels

A new generation of youth-oriented accommodations eschews the traditional attractions that draw visitors to the City of Angels and replaces them with the call of the city's pulse and vibe.

A new generation of youth-oriented accommodations eschews the traditional attractions that draw visitors to the City of Angels and replaces them with the call of the city's pulse and vibe.

The Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles was developed in what was once the West Coast headquarters of United Artists.

The property still features U.A.'s original, 1,600-seat theater, which will be used for theater and music performances.

One of the hotel's 182 guestrooms.

Guests can ''check out'' vinyl albums at the hotel's front desk.

A guestroom at the Sportsmen's Lodge in Studio City.

The property is upgrading its pool area to create what the hotel calls a Palm Springs-type vibe.

One of the 32 rooms at the West Hollywood property.

The 39-room Moment was reimagined in what had been a 1954-built motel that previously served as an Econo Lodge.

The rooftop bar at the Moment.

Finally, there's the Line, which likely earns the status of being the only hotel in car-centric Los Angeles to be named in honor of public transportation.

Rooms at the Line, formerly the Wilshire, embrace the building's midcentury aesthetic.