7 Great 420 Friendly Hotels for Traveling Cannabis Fans in California

Tucked into the Hollywood Hills near downtown Los Angeles, Dream Hollywood channels mid-century vibes in its 178 sophisticated guest rooms, with high-tech features like Smart TVs, iPads, and contactless concierge service. Head to the retractable rooftop bar and The Highlight Room lounge for some of the best views of Los Angeles, the Hollywood Sign, and Griffith Observatory.

Not into the party scene? Enjoy a night in with your favorite edibles. While there’s no smoking allowed in the glamourous rooms, you can unwrap an infused brownie and enjoy a body high curled up in your plush bed. More of a vaper? Find PAX Labs vaporizers available for purchase in your hotel room.

When you get the munchies, use the bedside tablet to order whatever you’re craving on Uber Eats. Since you can’t drive high, take the hotel’s free Lincoln Continental and Lincoln Navigator car service to go out in Los Angeles.

After completing a $30 million facelift, Hotel Kabuki is ready to welcome guests to San Francisco’s Japantown. Its contemporary Japanese design features floor-to-ceiling windows, vibrant art, and vintage San Francisco maps and photos.

If you’re here for the weed scene, book Hotel Kabuki’s Herbal Trip package to get the scoop on San Francisco’s buzzing cannabis destinations. It includes a “Green Guide” to the area’s best dispensaries, smoking spots, and places to chill. Once you wind down after a day of exploring, break into a Kabuki stoner care package stocked with munchies, next-day eye drops, and sunglasses.

After a few edibles, you’ll want a good night’s rest, so the hotel includes a late check-out, allowing you to wrap your trip on a relaxed note. Whether you want to enhance your high or just chill out, borrow a portable Meditation Station that includes headphones, an oversized floor pillow, soothing face mist, and an iPad loaded with guided meditation exercises.

Palm Springs was the first city in Southern California to legalize large-scale medical marijuana cultivation, so it makes sense that it’s now a popular destination for cannabis tourism.

Make your home base the weed-friendly Desert Hot Springs Inn and start your cannabis getaway with a relaxing CBD oil massage at the hotel spa. Helpful for pain relief, this relaxing treatment pairs well with a soak in the inn’s therapeutic mineral waters.

With just six guest rooms and plenty of space, this desert hideaway allows folks to use marijuana on the property—as long as they’re considerate of other guests. Looking to learn more about cannabis cultivation during your visit? Book a Cannabus Express Tour for a guided look at the growing and harvesting process.

After completing a multi-million dollar renovation, Santa Rosa’s Flamingo Resort is ready to shake its tailfeathers and shine. Flamingo hopes to become a leading cannabis tourism option in Sonoma County – it is the official hotel of the Emerald Cup, a Northern California cannabis competition event, and plans to grow its marijuana offerings in the near future.

Flamingo is also focused on self-care, relaxation, and well-being. It offers a robust lineup of workout classes, a huge fitness center, daily tea hour, guided meditations, a spa, and an outdoor pool. Taste fare from far-flung vacation destinations at Flamingo Lazeaway Club, or splurge on fried chicken served poolside at Wild Bird.

Stay minutes from renowned wineries, breweries, and dispensaries at Sandman Hotel in Santa Rosa. The recently renovated property added crowd-friendly features like an inside-outside bar, bocce ball courts, and fire tables perfect for socializing around.

If you find most wine country properties too hoity-toity, you’ll love Sandman’s laidback atmosphere and affordable room rates. While its cannabis programs have yet to officially launch, Sandman is planning to offer delivery of cannabis chocolate from Garden Society and pre-rolled joints.

Escape downtown San Francisco’s hustle and bustle, and rest your head at Noe’s Nest, a charming bed and breakfast in residential Noe Valley. This historic Victorian inn was recently named one of the top cannabis-friendly hotels in San Francisco, and you can enjoy edibles in your room or smoke a joint in the outdoor garden.

If you need to shore up your 420 supplies, take a 15-minute walk to the vibrant Mission District to shop for joints, edibles, tinctures, and drinks at Mission Cannabis Club Dispensary. Whether you have munchies in the morning or just need to refuel, head to the garden or downtown dining room for a filling breakfast served buffet style.

See some of the world’s oldest and tallest trees on a trip to Redwood Riverwalk Hotel in sunny Fortuna. Located in Humboldt County, home to Avenue of the Giants and Redwood National Park, it’s the perfect basecamp for outdoor recreation—and cannabis farm touring.

Redwood Riverwalk recently partnered with Humboldt Cannabis Tours of Eureka to offer its guests tours of working cannabis farms. The tours focus on education and do not include cannabis sampling—though you can purchase your own from a licensed dispensary. Instead, you’ll learn about the life cycle of the plants, regulations, and the future of cannabis.

This independently owned hotel also offers perks like complimentary breakfast, an indoor swimming pool, and outdoor fire pits.