Take in rugged hills, sparkling water and skyline views from your Bel Air and Brentwood perch at Villa Alexandria.

With unobstructed jeweled views of Los Angeles, this recently remodeled residence is offered fully furnished.

Enter the formal entry with dramatic ceilings and vast rooms.

The upstairs features three spacious bedroom suites including the master suite with a sitting area, fireplace, balcony and stunning views.

The lower level includes one bedroom, a bathroom and a hall that doubles as a powder room.

The sleek modern kitchen has a built-in center island, Sub-Zero and stainless steel appliances. The large formal dining room has bi-fold doors leading to the breathtaking yard with multiple seating areas.

Enjoy the infinity pool and spa with Stone Canyon Reservoir and Los Angeles skyline views. Additional features include outdoor kitchen, sports court, two lounge areas with fire pits and an outdoor bathroom. A stunning rental.

Children
Baby crib	High chair

Confort
Air-conditioning	Bed linen	Jacuzzi	Open Fire
Outdoor hot tub	Pool towels	Toiletries	Towels

Equipments
Coffeemaker	dishwasher	Dryer	Full Kitchen
Hair dryer	Iron/ironing board	Juicer	Microwave
Oven	Washer

High-Tech
Satellite TV	Stereo	TV	Wi-Fi access

Outdoor
BBQ	Beach chair	Beach umbrella	Heated pool
Outdoor dining	Outdoor furniture	Parking

Security
Alarm

Services
24-hour, multilingual Concierge	Welcome drink

Services extra
24-hour laundry/dry-cleaning/pressing	Activities and excursions	All meals	Bicycles
Car	Complimentary meal provided on arrival	Cost of food and beverages	Driver
Dry cleaning services	Gift shop	Laundry services	Massages
Meals	Restaurant	Scooter	Services and amenities for younger guests
Spa treatment	Transfers	Transfers between airport and chalet	Villa pre-stocking
Yoga

Sport & leisure
Bicycles	Golf	Surf

Staff
Concierge	Gardener	Maid Service	Pool Attendant
Villa Manager

Staff extra
Baby sitter	Chef	Coach	Masseuse
Private chauffeur	Security guard	Yoga

Los Angeles is a trend-setting global metropolis with a fascinating history and a rich cultural heritage. LA's cultural attractions are second to none, whether it's the Space Shuttle Endeavour, Walt Disney Concert Hall, the Getty Center or art galleries and urban art. From Transformers: The Ride-3D to legendary studios, thriving nightlife and renowned theatre productions, LA is truly the entertainment capital of the world. LA dining is acclaimed for Michelin-starred restaurants and multicultural neighborhoods alike. Sports fans know that LA is the city of champions, while active Angelenos can explore 75 miles of coastline and hundreds of miles of bike and hiking trails. Shop for everything from couture to vintage, or relax in one of LA's world class spas.

On the land

Golf
Los Angeles bathes in sunshine nearly 300 days per year. Cold fronts are also unimaginable, meaning the weather is ideal for golf, a sport that requires spending several hours outdoors. Yes, plenty of snowbirds flock to L.A. to play golf during winter, and city denizens regularly invade the links. Learn about 23 of the best 18-hole public golf courses in L.A. County, with signature holes listed in most cases.

•     Riviera Country Club

A championship course that's a favorite of many pros and Hollywood stars from Humphrey Bogart and Walt Disney to Adam Sandler and Luke Wilson. The Riviera could be known as "Hogan's Alley" - it's a beloved, classic gem, and not much has changed since the first tee-off in 1927.
The heartbeat of LA muni golf lives at Griffith Park, home to two regulation courses named after presidents, the Harding and Wilson courses, and two short courses.
This freeway friendly L.A. County public golf course is sandwiched between the 405 and El Camino College. William P. Bell and William H. Johnson, two names you?ll read often in this story, designed the north course, which is par 72 and opened in 1947. Cecil B. Hollingsworth also designed a south course that debuted the same year.
LA's only Jack Nicklaus design roams the foothills of the Angeles National Forest off the 210 freeway. Two lakes, a creek and more than 50 bunkers create the challenge. The Spanish-inspired clubhouse is a welcoming pit stop after golf.

• Los Verdes Golf Club

Rarely can you play golf with such beautiful ocean views for such an affordable price. Overcrowding can be an issue so make sure you scope out tee times during non-peak times.
    Universal Studios Hollywood' is the only authentic, working movie studio and theme park in the world. It's as much a can't-miss during your holidays. From the world famous Studio Tour to thrilling rides and family friendly attractions, the magic of moviemaking is made real for everyone who comes to experience it.
    For movie and TV fans, it doesn't get any better than the Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood, which offers an immersive, behind the scenes look into Hollywood at work. Guests experience a fascinating 2-hour tour that travels through famous backlot streets, soundstages, sets and craft shops.

Cycle
The Marvin Braude Bike Trail (aka The Strand) is a 22-mile bike path that connects many of L.A.'s best beaches and offers the best day of coastal bike riding that anyone could ask for. The flat, paved path winds past Santa Monica and Venice, then heads inland at Marina Del Rey, is back on the beach at Playa del Rey and stays close to the sand all the way past the Beach Cities of the South Bay (Manhattan, Hermosa, Redondo) to Torrance Beach, where the path ends. The Strand is popular with cyclists, joggers, rollerbladers and anyone lucky enough to find themselves on the beloved beachside path.

Walk
According to Business Insider, the world-famous Hollywood Walk of Fame is the number one most visited landmark in the United States.
The world-famous Hollywood Walk of Fame features more than 2,500 terrazzo and brass stars embedded in the sidewalk along 15 blocks of Hollywood Boulevard and three blocks of Vine Street. The five-pointed stars honor the accomplishments of actors, musicians, directors, producers and others in the entertainment industry.

On the water

Surf
It's a quintessential part of Southern California geography and culture: the world-class beaches and surf breaks in Los Angeles County. Whether you?re a seasoned salty surfer or a relatively dry rookie, you're sure to find a spot suited for you. But with 75 miles of coastline and so many beaches, where do you go-especially if you're a visitor to the area.

Families

The family friendly advantages of a villa holiday are many, including access to your own private facilities and the freedom to use them whenever you want. Knowing that the kids can run around happily, independently and safely, without you having to worry about other guests, is a real plus - and one that means parents are certain to have a more relaxed holiday too.

The team of friendly staff at villa will make children feel as welcome as adults, and having these willing helpers on hand gives guests plenty of flexibility and freedom to do their own exploring the villa grounds (full-time babysitting incurs a  extra cost).
Don't worry about packing all that cumbersome kids' equipment for your stay. Just let us know what you need, and anything we don't have in-house, we can hire on your behalf.

Eating

Los Angeles has one of the most dynamic dining scenes in the country, offering everything from street food to Michelin-starred restaurants. Whether it's a sleek, modern dining room or a casual oceanfront patio, diners can choose from an astonishing menu of global cuisines. Find the best restaurants in Los Angeles, including recommendations from celebrities and hidden gems from LA locals.