Safari Inn, a Coast Hotel
Burbank
Vibe
Restored 1955 neon glows over Olive Avenue, welcoming guests into a classic roadside throwback with a film-memorabilia lobby.
“Cinematic roadside throwback”
Original 1955 Googie roadside architecture, famous restored neon signage, and storied Hollywood filming location history.
Restored vintage neon sign, mid-century feather pool motifs, and retro-themed lobby Wall of Fame.
Continuous Olive Avenue lodging since 1955, serving media district travelers and classic film enthusiasts.
On Olive Avenue in Burbank's Media District, minutes from Warner Bros. and Walt Disney Studios.
Rooms
Clean, functional rooms keep things simple, while larger suites add full kitchens with stovetops for extended studio stays.
Wellness
A heated outdoor pool displays vintage feather tile motifs beneath an elevated second-floor sundeck, complemented by a compact fitness room.
Backstory
Built in 1955, the Googie-style motor lodge famously served as the cinematic hideout for Clarence and Alabama in True Romance.
Eat & drink
Arya Restaurant and Lounge mixes modern Indian American cooking with craft cocktails right on Olive Avenue.
The neighborhood
Set directly in Burbank's Media District, Warner Bros. and Walt Disney Studios sit just a few minutes down the road.
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