Private Single w/ Bath in North Hollywood

A private room with private bath.

The Chateau de Soleil is a different new age kind of communal living. We offer many amenities, provide peace of mind and thrive on making our guests time with us comfortable and enjoyable. This beautiful building has been arranged to suit any traveler’s needs. Whether you are staying for a week or a month, the ‘Chateau’ has you covered. Perfect for all students, travelers, and aspiring artists!!!

Located in tranquil North Hollywood, also known as the NOHO Arts District, the ‘Chateau’ is perfect for the traveler who wants experience everything Los Angeles has to offer with out burning a hole in the wallet.

Close to all the attractions that L.A. has to offer, with out wondering whether it is safe to step outside at night. Lets face it, going to Hollywood Blvd. is awesome in every sense of the word, but living there for however long, is different.

The ‘Chateau’ is minutes away from the Metro Red Line subway and busses, one stop away from Universal Studios/City Walk, and two stops from the most famous intersection L.A. has to offer, Hollywood and Highland ( Manns Chinese Theatre, Kodak Theatre).

Chateau de Soleil is the destination for affordable temporary housing!Whether you are passing through while traveling the world on a dime, or a student, an intern or trainee looking for inexpensive spare room, or on business seeking alternative temporary digs, consider Chateau de Soleil as your traveler-focused, young-spirited community for your temporary and long-term stays!

Amenities:

* Wireless Internet Connection

* Lockers

* Housekeeping Maid Service

* Kitchen Privileges

Directions:

North Hollywood Station (Metro Red line).

Last Stop North Hollywood! Depart the North Hollywood Metro station. Proceed to street level and head south on Lankershim Blvd. towards Magnolia Blvd.

Reviews:

I loved staying at the Chateau. I was weary at first and didn't know what to expect, but Gary made me feel very comfortable and provided me with so many resources that it made for an easy adjustment. The location in North Hollywood was very convenient with access to the freeway, shops, restaurants, etc. The other guests staying at the Chateau were great and provided me with a sense of close community I couldn't get by staying somewhere else. I attended Acting Corps during my stay and found out that many of my other suite mates were doing the same so it made it fun and interesting. I met people from all over the world there with all different backgrounds and ended up having a great experience. A++

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Gary was the nicest guy I had met in LA when I checked in. I went there because it was cheap like nothing else in LA and everyone was just like me, a stranger in pursuit a dream and themselves. It was a great stepping stone.

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I was pleaseantly surprised by Chateau de Soleil - so much that I cancelled a two day reservation at another hostel and extended my stay at the Chateau.

I found the manager - Gary - extremely helpful and chatty, and he provided me with assistance beyond the simple practicalities of the stay itself (such as directions, printing a few documents etc.).

My stay was in the low season - there were plenty of open beds - which probably have given me a different experience than someone arriving in the peak season when the place is buzzing. The atmosphere is relaxed and most of the people living here were long-term residents who studied in the neighborhood (mainly actors, directors, dancers etc). If you're expecting to meet tons of new people to do things with and party all the time, then this place might not be for you (at least in the off-season ,can't speak for the peak season). On the other hand if you're looking for a good and cheap place to live along with a bunch of other nice people then I highly recommend you to consider staying at the Chateau.

The location is not that bad, but don't expect to walk out the front door and be in the middle of all the action. Personally I didn't mind walking for 10-15 minuttes to and from the North Hollywood metro station. There's a police station right across the street, so you feel pretty safe - safer than a lot of other places I can imagine.

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