Elevated Stays: Los Angeles, CA
World Cup 2026 – June 11 through July 19
The Skyline Edit · Curated Luxury Stays
This summer, Los Angeles becomes the center of the world.
Los Angeles will officially host eight matches for FIFA World Cup 2026, including the highly coveted U.S. Men's National Team opening match on June 12 against Paraguay, and the energy this city generates around a moment like this is unlike anything else on the planet. Thirty-nine days of World Cup-related activities will unfold across Los Angeles from June 11 through July 19, 2026, from the FIFA Fan Festival at the historic Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum to fan zones stretching from Venice Beach to Downtown Burbank. SoFi Stadium in Inglewood hosts eight FIFA World Cup 2026 matches; six group stage matches in June, a Round of 32, and a Quarterfinal in July.
But this is still Los Angeles. Which means the experience extends far beyond the stadium. The restaurants, the rooftop bars, the Pacific sunsets, the cultural energy of 30 distinct neighborhoods across 75 miles of coastline, and all of it comes alive in summer, and all of it is amplified this year by the arrival of the world's most watched sporting event
For Skyline clients flying into Van Nuys or LAX, this is the kind of trip that requires getting every detail right — from the aircraft to the arrival experience to where you wake up the morning after the match. Below are three properties we would be proud to book for you.
THE PENINSULA BEVERLY HILLS Beverly Hills, Los Angeles
AAA Five Diamond · Forbes Five Star Since 1993 · Rodeo Drive
The Peninsula Beverly Hills is the only hotel in Southern California to hold both the AAA Five Diamond and Forbes Five Star title every year since 1993, a record of consistent excellence that no other property in the region comes close to matching. Situated in the heart of Beverly Hills, steps from Rodeo Drive and the city's finest restaurants, The Peninsula is the address of choice for heads of state, Hollywood royalty, and the kind of traveler for whom second best is simply not an option. The villa suites and rooftop pool terrace are among the most coveted spaces in Los Angeles, and the level of personal service — anticipatory, discreet, impeccable — sets a standard the rest of the city aspires to.
During World Cup summer, this will be the most in-demand luxury address in Los Angeles. Book early.
HOTEL BEL-AIR Bel-Air, Los Angeles
Dorchester Collection · Swan Lake Gardens · Hollywood Icon Since 1946
Tucked into the wooded canyons of Bel-Air since 1946, Hotel Bel-Air is the most storied hideaway in Los Angeles — a 12-acre sanctuary of swan-lake gardens, bougainvillea-draped walkways, and 103 individually designed rooms and suites that feel more like a private estate than a hotel. Part of the Dorchester Collection, the property delivers the kind of quiet, unhurried luxury that is genuinely rare in a city that moves as fast as LA. The Wolfgang Puck restaurant on the terrace is a destination in its own right, and the spa, housed in a serene garden setting, is among the finest in the city. Celebrities, diplomats, and those who simply want to disappear into beautiful surroundings have been coming here for decades.
For those who want to experience World Cup LA without being in the middle of the frenzy, Hotel Bel-Air is the answer.
SHUTTERS ON THE BEACH Santa Monica, Los Angeles
Oceanfront · Santa Monica Beach · The Only Luxury Beach Hotel in LA
The only true luxury beachfront hotel in Los Angeles, Shutters on the Beach sits directly on the sand in Santa Monica — where the Pacific Coast Highway meets the pier and the ocean stretches to the horizon. Santa Monica is packed with restaurants, hotels and postcard-worthy landmarks, served by Metro's E Line, and has access to a shuttle to SoFi Stadium on match days, making it one of the most strategically positioned neighborhoods for World Cup visitors who want both access and atmosphere. The rooms, all with ocean-facing balconies or patios, channel a relaxed Cape Cod-meets-California aesthetic that feels effortlessly luxurious. One Pico, the hotel's oceanfront restaurant, is the kind of place you linger over dinner until the sun drops into the Pacific — which in Los Angeles in June happens around 8pm and is genuinely spectacular.
For those who want to experience the World Cup and LA's finest coastline in equal measure, this is your hotel.
Interested in any of these properties? Skyline handles every detail of the booking — flight, hotel, and ground transportation coordinated together so your arrival is seamless from wheels down to your room. Inquire Now →