Lexen Hotel – North Hollywood Near Universal Studios

Modern exterior view of Lexen Hotel North Hollywood with glass-front lobby and contemporary facade on Tujunga Avenue, Los Angeles.

When you first pull up to Lexen Hotel North Hollywood, you might not even notice it right away. It doesn’t try to shout. A low, modern building on Tujunga Avenue, all glass and warm panels, tucked between palms and street cafés. But inside, it feels surprisingly calm — which is rare in this part of Los Angeles.

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A Neighborhood That Never Sleeps

The hotel sits in the middle of the NoHo Arts District, where murals cover the walls and music leaks out of open-mic bars every night. From here, you can walk to small theaters, espresso spots, and galleries, or take the metro — six minutes away — straight to Hollywood.

If you’re heading for Universal Studios, you’ll be there in under ten minutes. The Burbank Airport is a quick ride too, which already puts this place a step ahead of most LA hotels.

 

Rooms That Keep It Simple — and Work

Lexen isn’t a big chain property with hundreds of rooms. There are 41 in total, spread over four floors, and each has a clear purpose: to give you space to breathe.

The rooms are clean and bright — light wood, large windows, minimal décor. The Deluxe King with Balcony opens to a city view, while the Classic Double Queen fits families comfortably. Everything you actually need is there: reliable Wi-Fi, quiet air conditioning, a mini-fridge, good lighting, and showers that heat fast.

Someone clearly thought about details. Outlets are where you expect them. The bedding is crisp, and the walls — blessedly — block out the street noise.

Where to Eat and What’s Around

There’s no restaurant in the hotel, and honestly, it doesn’t need one. You can step out the front door and have breakfast at Groundwork Coffee, tacos at El Tejano, or pizza at Joe Peep’s a block away. The neighborhood runs late — you won’t go hungry after midnight.

Inside, there’s a small fitness room, a rooftop terrace, and a lobby where the coffee is always fresh. It’s enough for travelers who spend their days exploring and need somewhere practical to come back to.

Health Help Without Leaving Your Room

This part deserves attention because not every traveler expects it. Guests at Lexen have access to concierge medical services — independent providers who can come directly to the hotel if you feel unwell.

Jet lag, stomach bug, sudden headache — whatever it is, you can arrange a same-day doctor visit right to your room. These house-call physicians bring mobile lab testing, bedside ultrasound, or even mobile X-ray equipment if needed.

The service isn’t run by the hotel — it’s an external network — but it’s available 24/7. For many guests, especially families or business travelers, it’s a small but important reassurance. You don’t need to sit for hours in urgent care or look for a clinic in an unfamiliar city.

Safety and Cleanliness

The property is well maintained and secure. Fire alarms, smoke and carbon-monoxide detectors, and 24-hour monitoring are all in place. The elevators work smoothly, and the building meets ADA accessibility standards.

Guests often mention how clean the rooms are and how approachable the staff feels. On Booking.com, the rating stays around 8.7 out of 10, which says a lot for a small independent hotel in Los Angeles.

Why It Works

Lexen Hotel doesn’t pretend to be a luxury retreat — and that’s exactly its charm. It’s straightforward, comfortable, and in a location that lets you move easily through the city. Add the option of in-room medical services, and you’ve got a place that understands real travel needs: sleep, safety, and support when something goes wrong.

If you’re coming to LA for work, a few days at Universal Studios, or just a change of scenery, this hotel quietly does its job — and that’s often the most valuable thing a traveler can find.

 

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