Hyatt Place LAX/Century Boulevard, a tall white building with vertical stripes and palm trees

The hotel entrance at dusk with palm trees and street lights

Room with a king bed, a sofa and a desk by tall windows

Getting to your terminal

A stay only makes sense for some terminals. Here is what the journey takes from the hotel to check-in at each one.

Terminal	How you get there	Hotel to check-in	Cost
Best forTom Bradley International Terminal	Free shuttleHotel shuttles collect on the Upper/Departures Level at the red pylons, per LAX signs. Travellers report waits of about 20 minutes plus a 10 to 15 minute ride	15 min	$0
Terminals 1 to 8	Free shuttleHotel shuttles collect on the Upper/Departures Level at the red pylons, per LAX signs. Travellers report waits of about 20 minutes plus a 10 to 15 minute ride	15 min	$0

Our view

Who it suits: A budget-minded traveller who still wants a pool and a shuttle that runs at night.
Why we would choose it: A rooftop heated pool, a hot tub and a free shuttle, in the lower part of the price range.
The compromise: The shuttle hours are not confirmed by the hotel.
Worth paying more?: Yes as the value pick. The Hyatt Regency is the one to pay for if you need the closest hotel.

What you get

The practical details that matter for one night before or after a flight.

Address: 5959 West Century Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90045.
Position: About 1 km from LAX per Booking.com, 0.9 mile per Navan.
Shuttle: Free, listed by Booking.com. Hours not confirmed.
Pool: Rooftop heated pool and hot tub, per Booking.com.

One night · Two adults

Room, typical: $162–$194
Getting to Tom Bradley International Terminal: $0
Typical total: $162–$194

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