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A roof of your own
Vacation Rentals with a Rooftop Deck in Los Angeles
Los Angeles is a city you want to see from above. These homes have a private rooftop deck, from Echo Park skyline views to a Venice roof a block from the sand.
The homes
Our homes with a rooftop deck
Every roof here is private to the home. The neighborhood on each card tells you the view.
Cannon Six
Echo Park · 3 Bed, 3 Bath, Sleeps 6
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Cannon Nine
Echo Park · 3 Bed, 3 Bath, Sleeps 6
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Milwood
Venice · 5 Bed, 5 Bath, Sleeps 10
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Ocean Front Walk
Venice Beach · 3 Bed, 5 Bath, Sleeps 8
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Casa Kanji
Hollywood · 2 Bed, 3 Bath, Sleeps 4
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Cannon Five
Echo Park · 3 Bed, 3 Bath, Sleeps 6
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Venice Rose
Venice · 1 Bed, 1 Bath, Sleeps 2
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San Marco
Hollywood Hills · 1 Bed, 1 Bath, Sleeps 2
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Silver Lake Atelier
Silver Lake · 3 Bed, 3 Bath, Sleeps 6
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Zorada
Nichols Canyon · 2 Bed, 2 Bath, Sleeps 4
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See every home on our booking site.
Why the roof
Where the evening happens
In a city this warm, the best room in the house is usually outside and above it. The roof is where everyone ends up after dinner.
It is also something a hotel cannot give you. A balcony is not a roof deck.
The views
What you see from each side of town
Outdoor spaces close at ten at night. Sound carries further from a roof than from a yard.
Echo Park and Silver Lake
The Downtown skyline, lit up after dark.
Venice
The ocean, and the evening light coming off it.
Marina del Rey
Masts, palms and the sunset over the water.
Hollywood Hills
The whole basin, with the grid running to the water.
Hollywood
The sign on one side, the city on the other.
Near Dodger Stadium
Echo Park homes with private rooftops. See them.
Book direct
Why book with us directly
The same homes you find on Airbnb, booked straight with the team that looks after them.
No booking platform fee
Our own site has no booking platform service fee. Guest protection is included in the price you see, and occupancy tax is added on stays under 30 nights, as the city requires.
A request, then a conversation
Every booking starts as a request. We read it, go over the simple house rules with you, and confirm within 24 hours. Your card is held, not charged, until we approve.
The team that runs the home
You deal with the people who clean, stock and repair the home, not a call center.
A person, any hour
Call or text us at (323) 375-3664. Our reservations team answers 24 hours a day.
Short or long
Many homes take a weekend, a week or a month. Monthly stays in Los Angeles start at 31 nights.
Same standards on every site
If you found the home on Airbnb, Vrbo or Google, it is the same home and the same team.
Good to know
Simple house rules
We go over these with every guest before we confirm a booking. They are how we stay good neighbors.
Quiet hours
Outdoor spaces close at ten at night. These are homes on residential streets.
Family and friends welcome
Having people over is fine up to twice the home's guest limit. Give us a heads up. Anything larger needs our approval ahead of time.
No parties or events
A long family dinner is welcome. A party or a ticketed event is not.
Guest limit
Each home has a guest limit set by its permit and insurance, and we hold to it.
Monthly stays
In Los Angeles, a stay of 31 nights or longer is a monthly rental on a California Association of Realtors lease, signed through our licensed brokerage.
Check-in
Clear arrival instructions a few days before you come, and a person to call if anything is unclear.
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Every stay
What every stay includes
Ready the day you arrive, with a local team on call for the whole stay.
Cleaned before you arrive
A professional clean and a final check before every stay.
Linens and a stocked kitchen
Good sheets and towels, cookware, and the basics to make a first meal.
Coffee and tea
A coffee and tea station set up in every home.
Wifi
Fast wifi, and a place to work in most homes.
Utilities on monthly stays
Power, water, gas, trash and wifi are included. Nothing to put in your name.
Help during the stay
If something breaks, a local vendor we know is on the way.
Who we are
The local team behind every home
Open Air Homes has hosted in Los Angeles since 2012. Our own team cleans, stocks and repairs these homes, and a person on our reservations team answers 24 hours a day.
We are Airbnb Superhosts with a 4.88 average rating, and No. 25 on AirDNA's 2026 list of top US property managers with 100+ listings.
About Open Air Homes
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The team behind every home
A short video on how we have looked after homes since 2012.
Ask our reservations team
Tell us your dates, who is coming and what matters most. A person on our team answers 24 hours a day and will come back with two or three homes that fit.
Prefer to talk? Call or text us at (323) 375-3664, or email reservations@openairhomes.com. A person answers 24 hours a day.
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Vacation Rentals with a Rooftop Deck in Los Angeles: Common Questions
What do you actually see from the roof?
It depends on the home. Echo Park and Silver Lake look at the Downtown skyline. The Venice roof deck looks at the ocean. Hollywood Hills gets the basin and the lights. Each listing shows the real view, not a wide angle trick.
Is the roof deck private?
At every home on this page the roof is yours alone for the stay. None of these are shared building roofs.
Is there furniture and shade up there?
Yes, seating on all of them and shade on most. A few have a dining table, a couple have a firepit. The photos on each listing are current.
Are there rules about the roof at night?
Yes, and they matter. Outdoor space including the roof closes at ten at night. Sound carries much further from a roof than from a yard, which is exactly why the rule exists.
Which way does the sun set from these?
The Venice and Westside roofs face the water for the sunset. The Eastside roofs face west toward Downtown, so you get the skyline lighting up rather than the sun going down over water.
Do any have a hot tub on the roof?
A couple do. Ask us and we will point you to them, since it is not always obvious from the listing photos.
Is the roof safe with kids?
All of them have railings, but a roof deck is still a roof. If you are traveling with small children tell us and we will steer you toward the homes with the most enclosed decks.
Can I work up there?
Most people try. Wifi reaches the roof at nearly all of these homes, though the glare is real. Several also take stays of 31 nights or more if you are here for a while.
More ways to find a home
See every home on our booking site.
A person answers, 24 hours a day
Ask us about a stay
Tell us your dates and we will send two or three homes that fit.
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