If you’re planning a stay in Westlake Village, California, or the nearby Conejo Valley / Agoura Hills / Thousand Oaks area, here is a curated guide to some of the better-known hotels — what they cost (rough estimates), what amenities they offer, and what’s nearby in terms of recreation, dining, and attractions. (Always check for current rates, as these can shift with season, demand, and promotions.)
Here are several notable options, spanning luxury to more mid-tier, with pros, cons, and local highlights.
1. Westlake Village Inn
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Type & character: A resort-style boutique property on ~17 acres, with lush gardens, fountains, a small lake, and vineyard features, and a golf course.
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Typical cost: In many listings, rooms begin around US$300+ per night (for a standard room), depending on season and demand.
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Rooms & features: 156 units, many in freestanding two-story buildings. Rooms may include fireplaces, jetted tubs, sofa sleepers, and premium furnishings.
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Amenities:
• Spa & wellness offerings (resort & spa style)
• Outdoor pool, gardens, water features, golf course
• Event spaces, meeting rooms, wedding venues
• On-site dining via “The Village at Westlake Village Inn” — restaurants like Stonehaus (an enoteca), Mediterraneo, and Club Louie nearby or within the hotel complex -
Nearby recreation & dining:
• The hotel itself is somewhat self-contained with gardens, a vineyard walk, and fountains.
• Dining within direct reach via the hotel’s restaurant cluster (Stonehaus, Mediterraneo)
• Easy drive or short distance to Conejo Valley dining, shops, and the general Westlake Village / Thousand Oaks area amenities. -
Best for: People seeking a more secluded, resort-vibe stay with charm, gardens, quiet, and on-site dining options.
2. Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village
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Type & character: High-end luxury, part of the Four Seasons chain, set against the backdrop of the Santa Monica Mountains.
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Typical cost: Premium pricing; in many listings, rates start well above US$400–500, depending on room type and season.
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Rooms & features: Deluxe rooms with upscale furnishings, elegant décor, high-end linens, designer touches.
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Amenities:
• Full spa & wellness program (comprehensive spa offerings)
• Outdoor and indoor pools, lush landscaping, gardens
• Fine dining on site or affiliated with the hotel
• Meeting/event capacity, high-level service, concierge, sound stage, etc. -
Nearby recreation & dining:
• The scenic grounds themselves are part of the appeal, and the surrounding hills offer hiking and scenic drives.
• Close access to more mainstream dining and shopping in Westlake Village / Thousand Oaks. -
Best for: Guests wanting a top-tier, full-luxury experience with first-class spa, service, and ambiance.
3. Hyatt Regency Westlake (aka Hyatt Westlake Plaza)
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Type & character: A mid-to-upscale hotel with resort touches, Mediterranean styling, suited for both business and leisure.
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Typical cost: In recent searches, nightly rates start around US$170–200+ (depending on room and dates).
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Rooms & features:
• 262 (or ~263) rooms, all with modern amenities like flat-screen TVs, premium bedding, mini-fridges, coffee/tea makers, etc. -
• Some rooms/suites may have additional features (patio, upgraded bathrooms)
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Amenities:
• Outdoor pool, hot tub / Jacuzzi
• 24-hour fitness center
• On-site restaurant (Harvest Kitchen & Bar), bar/lounge, café/coffee shop / grab-and-go options
• Business center, meeting rooms, conference facilities
• Additional touches: courtyard with fire pits, rock waterfall, sundeck, etc.
• Pet policy: Dogs are allowed with a fee (USD 100 per week for non-service animals)
• Parking: self-parking (USD ~12/day) and valet (USD ~24/day) are often quoted -
Nearby recreation & dining:
• Short walk (~12 minutes) to Westlake Village Golf Course (0.6 miles)
• Nearby Pinkberry, shops, cafés.
• Easy drive to museum, arts, and regional natural areas (e.g., Santa Monica Mountains)
• Dining: the hotel’s Harvest Kitchen & Bar offers on-site meals; the surrounding area has local restaurants and cafés. -
Best for: A good balance between comfort, amenities, and value. Works well for travelers wanting reliable amenities and proximity to both recreational and business facilities.
4. Sheraton Agoura Hills Hotel
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Type & character: A full-service hotel just north of Westlake Village, in Agoura Hills.
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Typical cost: In listings, standard rooms appear around US$145 to ~US$170+ (with taxes & fees) in many cases.
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Rooms & features:
• 280 rooms in a multi-level building
• Standard amenities: mini-fridge, flat-panel TVs, furnishings, etc. -
Amenities:
• Outdoor pool (heated)
• Fitness center/gym
• Onsite restaurant: Share Restaurant for breakfast/lunch/dinner, plus a bar/lounge and snack bar/deli
• Meeting rooms/business center, event space
• Free self-parking
• Pets: Pets are not typically allowed (though service animals are permitted) -
Nearby recreation & dining:
• Good access to trails, hiking in the surrounding Santa Monica Mountains, and nature escapes.
• Nearby wineries, local vineyards in the Agoura / Malibu region.
• For dining, the hotel has its own restaurant, and the region has several local restaurants in Agoura Hills & Malibu Canyon vicinity. -
Best for: Travelers wanting a full-service hotel with a pool, in a location a little off the main Westlake Village but still accessible, often at a somewhat lower cost than pure resort properties.
5. Residence Inn by Marriott Los Angeles Westlake Village
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Type & character: All-suite, longer-stay / apartment-hotel style, good option when you’ll be staying several nights.
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Typical cost: Mid-range; many listings show rates in the US$160–200+ range per night (depending on suite type)
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Rooms & features: Suites equipped with kitchens or kitchenettes, separate living spaces, full-size amenities.
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Amenities:
• Free full American breakfast included
• Outdoor pool, hot tub, fitness center
• Free WiFi
• On-site laundry, meeting space, business services
• Pet policy: non-refundable pet cleaning fee (~US$150 per stay) + nightly pet fee (~US$20)
• Parking: $10/day for on-site parking -
Nearby recreation & dining:
• Close enough to Westlake Village core for shopping, dining, and local attractions.
• Within driving distance to area trails, parks, and golf courses. -
Best for: Families or longer-stay guests who appreciate in-suite kitchens and a “home away from home” feel.
Additional options & “value/budget” picks near the area
If your priorities lean more toward cost-efficiency, there are a number of hotels in the broader Thousand Oaks / Calabasas / Agoura Hills region that might suit your needs. Some examples:
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Good Nite Inn Calabasas — lower-cost option, moderate amenities.
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The Anza – A Calabasas Hotel — more mid-tier, with pool, convenient highway access.
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Palm Garden Hotel (Thousand Oaks) — another mid-range hotel in the general area.
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Courtyard by Marriott Thousand Oaks / Agoura Hills — useful if you want chain-brand reliability. (Mentioned in regional comparisons)
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Hampton Inn & Suites Agoura Hills — decent option with pool and amenities.
These will trade off on luxury, setting, and on-site features, but may be adequate depending on your priorities.
Comparative Summary & Recommendations
Here’s a side-by-side lens on when to choose which, and what you gain or give up:
| Hotel | Approx Range / Positioning | Strengths | Trade-offs / Considerations |
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| Westlake Village Inn | Luxury boutique/resort (~US$300+) | Charming gardens, secluded ambiance, on-site dining cluster, spa feel | Fewer rooms, potentially less “brand consistency,” less central for driving to other spots |
| Four Seasons Westlake Village | Ultra-luxury (US$400–$600+) | High-end spa, service, premium ambiance | Steep cost, may be less flexible, might be more than needed if not seeking full luxury |
| Hyatt Regency Westlake | Upscale “sweet spot” (US$170–200+) | Good amenities (pool, fitness, restaurant), pet-friendly, strong value for features | Parking costs, meals may add up |
| Sheraton Agoura Hills | Traditional full-service (US$145–170) | Solid amenities, pool, restaurant, event facilities | Slightly further from Westlake Village's core, fewer luxury touches |
| Residence Inn | Mid-range / extended-stay | Suite layouts, breakfast included, value for longer stays | Less “resort” ambiance, fewer luxury services |
| Budget / secondary area picks | Lower-cost options | Savings, convenience in certain zones | Fewer amenities, possibly farther drives to the “action” areas |
In short, if your priority is luxury and on-site experience, Westlake Village Inn or Four Seasons is ideal. If you seek a balance of amenities and value, Hyatt Regency is a strong contender. If your stay is longer or you prefer having a kitchenette and more space, Residence Inn may be ideal. And if cost is a key constraint, the more budget or regional options may suffice with careful planning.
Enjoy your stay and feel free to reach out for a personal tour of our beautiful community.
Tina Lucarelli Realtor - The ONE Luxury Properties Inc | Westlake Village, CA. | (310) 738-8089