Country Inn & Suites By Carlson Calabasas

23627 Calabasas Road , Calabasas CA 91302
Reservations: (888) 201-1746 US Toll Free
Telephone: (818) 222-5300 Fax: (818) 591-0870
Email:  cx_cala@countryinns.com

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Ronald Reagan Presidential Library & Museum
Ronald Reagan Presidential Library & Museum
The Plummer House
The Plummer House
Nearby Malibu Beaches
Nearby Malibu Beaches

Photos Courtesy - Malibu Beach Image Courtesy of the City of Malibu.

"Much thanks to you and your staff...throughout our stay your staff was very helpful and courteous. They even recommended places to eat, shop [and] leisure. Our family had five rooms to attend a family member's graduation at Pepperdine University and this was truly a warm and happy experience."
The Upchurch Family, San Mateo, CA

Directions from Burbank and LAX Airports
Directions from Highway 101

The Country Inn & Suites - Calabasas is located in the heart of Old Town Calabasas, a historic Western community at the foothills of the Santa Monica Mountains. Filled with culture and various activities, guests staying with us enjoy the small town atmosphere and the big city attractions just next door!

Local companies:

  • Alcatel - 5 miles
  • Countrywide - 2 miles
  • Intuit - 4.5 miles
  • Spirent - 5 miles
  • Northrop Grumman - 3 miles

The Commons at Calabasas Shopping Center
Take advantage of boutique-style shopping right outside the door of the Country Inn & Suites, Calabasas. Complete with over 30 retail stores, the quaint shopping center boasts a movie theater and several fast food and sit-down restaurants.

Disneyland®
Make all your childhood dreams come true with a visit to the most magical place on earth! Relive storybook adventures, visit with your favorite characters, all while enjoying fun rides and shows! Located only 60 minutes from the Country Inn & Suites, Calabasas.

Edwards Grand Palace Stadium 6 Theaters
See the latest releases right in The Commons of Calabasas! Click on the link above for movie times and pricing.

The Getty Center
J. Paul Getty viewed art as a civilizing influence in society, and strongly believed in making art available to the public for its education and enjoyment. He founded the J. Paul Getty Museum in 1953. This small museum, established in his ranch house in Malibu, housed collections of Greek and Roman antiquities, 18th -century French furniture, and European paintings. Fascinated with the ancient world of the Mediterranean, he later built a Roman-style villa, modeled after the 1st-century AD Villa dei Papiri. Located 20 miles from the hotel.

Hollywood
Walk the star-studded walk of fame, compare the size of your hands and feet with yesterday's and today's celebrities and don't miss a drive along infamous Sunset Strip! You can do it all in Hollywood; Only a 15 minute drive from the hotel! Ask the front desk for directions.

Leonis Adobe Museum
Dating back to 1844, the Leonis Adobe Museum takes visitors back in time. Touring the home and its expansive renovations over the years, discloses some of the great years past. Located within walking distance of the hotel.

Local Trails:

Chesebro Canyon
Great for mountain biking, hiking and horseback riding.

Directions: Take the 101 north out of L.A. Exit at Cheeseboro-just before Kanan-Dune. Take a right off of the freeway and at the first stop sign take another right. When you drive into the Old Agoura neighborhood, you'll be on Cheseboro Road (paved). Head up the tight road for about a mile then you will see on your right the entrance to the National Recreation Area. You can park outside the gates or you can drive up to the parking lot.

Malibu Creek State Park
The park was the center of Chumash Native American life for centuries and was once used to film numerous movies and TV shows, such as Planet of the Apes and M*A*S*H. The park features mountain biking, hiking, fishing, bird watching and horseback riding opportunities.

Directions: Malibu State Park is located four miles south of Highway 101 on Las Virgenes/Malibu Canyon Road.

Paramount Ranch
In 1927 Paramount Pictures purchased 2,400 acres for use as a "movie ranch." After World War II the studio sold the property where parcels were sold to private investors. In 1952 Bill Hertz bought 326 acres that still bear the Paramount name, where he turned the land into a western town. In 1980 the National Park Service purchased the land and revitalized the old movie ranch. To the south towering over the park is Sugarloaf Peak at 1,515', it is the highest point in the park.

Directions: From the Ventura Freeway (US 101) in Agoura take the Kanan Road off-ramp and turn south. Follow Kanan, bearing left onto Cornell Road continue where on your right you will see a large marked gate.

The Plummer House
Until it was moved to the Leonis Adobe grounds in 1983, the Plummer House stood in Plummer Park, West Hollywood, where it was known as the "oldest house in Hollywood". In 1957 it was designated as State Historical Landmark No. 160. Located within walking distance of the hotel.

Six Flags
Ride heart-stopping roller coasters, thrill-seeking water adventures and play carnival games all right near the hotel. For more information click on the link above. Located only 25 minutes from the hotel.

Universal Studios®
Lights, camera, action! Go inside movie making with a studio tour, take adventurous rides based on your most popular movies or take a stroll down City Walk® for great shopping and dining. Located only 15 minutes from the Country Inn & Suites, Calabasas.

Also conveniently located near: 

  • Golf Courses and Tennis Courts, 5 min
  • Mall Shopping, 10 min  
  • Malibu Beaches, 15 min
  • Dodger Stadium, 20 min  
  • Outlet Shopping, 20 min 

LA. Los Angeles. The City of Angels. This fabled metropolis ­ famous for its celluloid history ­ is part reality, part dream. It's also sprawling. Four thousand square miles of Los Angeles County is divided into five distinct regions: Downtown, Hollywood, The Valley, Westside, and the Beaches. This geographical diversity also extends to LA's wide-ranging ethnic mix ­ the richest in the country. Visitors to the city are met by a cultural mélange that's reflected in the city's art, entertainment, architecture, dining, and music. Tourist hot spots are many and well-known: Universal Studios, Warner Brothers, Twentieth Century Fox, Rodeo Drive, Melrose Avenue, Dodger Stadium, The Getty Center, Chinatown, and Disneyland® Resort . This destination also offers more museums than any other American city (over 300). Along with professional basketball and baseball franchises, and an abundance of outdoor opportunities at several national and state parks, this is one place where the fable lives on.

Hooray for HOLLYWOOD! Or is it Hollywoodland? Originally it was. In 1923, the famous sign's 50-foot-tall letters were used to promote a real estate development. It wasn't until 1949 that the "land" part was dropped. Over the years, the sign has been altered to spell out different words, including "Hollyweed," which noted the leniency towards marijuana in the '70s. In 1994, surveillance equipment was installed to deter vandals.

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