Business trip to Los Angeles?

See how much an average Los Angeles hotel costs for business travelers depending on time of year.

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What to expect on a business trip to Los Angeles

Whether you're an employee looking for travel accommodation, or a controller wanting to ensure you are setting reasonable expense policies for your business, Ramp is here to help. As one of the media and entertainment capitals of the world, Los Angeles is one of the most popular business travel destinations in the US, and the team has combed the internet for average costs and cross-checked with internal Ramp data to help you set reasonable budgets for upcoming business travel.

Hotel costs in Los Angeles

Business travelers to Los Angeles will typically stay near LAX. According to Ramp spend data and top travel websites, average nightly costs for hotels in Los Angeles range from $180 - $490, with an average cost of $220/night. There is minimal fluctuation in hotel prices throughout the seasons.

How are other businesses setting hotel expense policies in Los Angeles?

Based on internal Ramp card usage data, Los Angeles businesses have set a nightly hotel rate limit of $247.

How much are other companies spending on Los Angeles hotels during business travel?

Based on internal Ramp card usage data, business travelers to Los Angeles spend $534 per stay on average.

How does Ramp cardholder hotel spend stack up against other travel spend in Los Angeles?

Spend Categories

Parking: 8.74%
Lodging: 34.76%
Alcohol and Bars: 3.42%
Taxi and Rideshare: 1.22%
Airlines: 4.08%
Car Rental: 2.64%
Restaurants: 45.14%

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