Flights/hotel from San Francisco to Los Angeles?
Dear Yahoo! traveling hearts, I will traveling from San Francisco to Los Angeles during April and is doing a early planning here. I hope you can share with me your experience with flying to SFO to LAX and the hotel you stay in Los Angeles. I have a few traveling questions here: 1. What are the good flights from SFO to LAX that you have known/traveled? 2. Where is the more economical accommodation in Los Angeles? I need to attend an event in Howard street, city area so do you know of any good hotel around this area? 3. Which hotel do you recommend and which to avoid? It’s my first time to Los Angeles so just want to be sure my planning goes well and smooth with your sharing and advice Thank you so much!! not necessarily looking for hotel around Howard street, so long it is not too far and around center will do. thank you.
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