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Hotels You Can Walk To From Crypto.com Arena

Capacity: 19,068

The arena is wrapped by L.A. Live, and two hotels sit on the same block. Downtown Los Angeles hotels along Figueroa and Olympic add several more inside a 15-minute walk on wide, lit sidewalk.

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Onsite = inside the complex / physically connectedWalkable = sidewalk route from the gate

Last updated: November 1, 2026

Hotels you can walk to in the Crypto.com Arena district

Walk times are estimates based on an average adult walking pace from the listed entrance. Actual times vary with your gate, game day crowd flow, and street closures. Google Maps may choose a different gate or omit private indoor connections; follow the listed route notes and venue access rules for onsite hotels.

Walking from your hotel to the doors

L.A. Live is the walkable district

The arena's Star Plaza doors open onto the L.A. Live campus, which is where the closest rooms, restaurants and bars are. Figueroa Street handles everything else downtown.

  1. 1Walk to Chick Hearn Court between Figueroa and the plaza.
  2. 2Use the Star Plaza entrance for the shortest walk from the L.A. Live hotels.
  3. 3Afterward, the plaza takes an hour to clear, which is when staying on it pays off.

Note: Driving into the arena garages after a Lakers game can cost 30 minutes just to exit.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a hotel attached to Crypto.com Arena?

The JW Marriott and Ritz-Carlton at L.A. Live share the block — three to four minutes from Star Plaza, though not connected indoors.

Can you walk to a Lakers game from downtown LA hotels?

Yes. The Figueroa and Olympic corridor hotels are 6 to 15 minutes away on wide, lit sidewalk.

Our walkable-only rule

Every hotel on this page has a continuous pedestrian route from an entrance visitors actually use at Crypto.com Arena, measured through the surrounding streets rather than across the block. Anything beyond roughly a 15-minute walk, or separated by a highway, river or rail corridor with no crossing, is excluded — however close it looks on a map.