Courtyard By Marriott Pasadena

Neighborhood

• Eclectic Eateries – With dozens of dining establishments nearby the biggest problem is deciding where to eat. Der Wolf is an old school German beer hall featuring polished wood floors and is just the place for beer and sausages. Cafe Santorini is a rooftop eatery with a Mediterranean menu, whilst fans of sushi can find what they’re after at Osawa. Modern Mexican cuisine and mezcal cocktails are yours to try at Maestro Restaurant, and the local area also has seafood, Argentine, Nepalese, and more.

• Dodger Stadium – Southwest of the hotel is the Dodger Stadium, the home turf of the MLB’s LA Dodgers. It is also the third oldest stadium in the MLB and the biggest baseball arena in the world by seating capacity. In addition to top flight sporting action the stadium has also hosted plenty of concerts by big name artists. 

• The Pasadena Playhouse – Conveniently close to the day use rooms is the Pasadena Playhouse, an intimate setting that has played host to award-winning plays. There isn’t a bad seat in the house, in terms of both viewing and leg room, and the plays put on include both new productions and revivals.

• The La Brea Tar Pits and Museum – There are many great museums in Los Angeles, but one worth singling out is the La Brea Tar Pits and Museum. This unique site of Ice Age fossils is truly one-of-a-kind, and allows visitors to explore the prehistoric past and the immense megafauna that once made their home in the area.

We should mention

1. On-site parking (charged).

2. Free Wi-Fi.

3. On-site dining.

4. Outdoor pool and whirlpool.

5. Fitness center.

6. Business center.