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The Best Western Los Angeles Worldport Hotel is a AAA 3 Diamond and Mobile 3 Star rated all interior corridor hotel. Completely remodeled in 1998 and adjacent to a 24-hour restaurant, we are conveniently located off the 110 Freeway adjoining all Southbay cities and cruise departure points. We are only 15 minutes away from the Long Beach Convention Center, the Queen Mary and new Pacific Aquarium, with easy access to Disneyland®, Universal Studios® and all Southern California attractions and sights. Extended stays are available.
Location Highlights:Restaurants/Lounges: - * Adjacent to Denny?s, American food open 24-hours * 2 miles from Bob?s Burgers, fast-food * 2 miles from McDonald?s, fast-food * 5 miles from Tres Wihinitos, Mexican * 5 miles from 22nd St. Seafood, seafood; Corporate Locations: - * 1 mile(s) from Wilmington, Chamber of Commerce* 3 mile(s) from port of Los Angeles * 4 mile(s) from Los Angeles, city government, Harbor District Office* 4 mile(s) from San Pedro, Peninsula Chamber of Commerce* 8 mile(s) from Long Beach, Convention Center; Nearby Cities: - * 1 mile(s) from Lomita * 4 mile(s) from San Pedro * 5 mile(s) from Long Beach * 5 mile(s) from Torrance * 5 mile(s) from Carson * 7 mile(s) from Redondo Beach * 25 mile(s) from Anaheim; Local Attractions: - * .2 mile(s) from a golf course * 1 mile(s) from Kaiser Permanente * 2 mile(s) from Texaco, oil refinery* 2 mile(s) from Kaiser Hospital * 3 mile(s) from AMC 24 Theatres * 3 mile(s) from World Cruise Center * 3 mile(s) from Catalina Island Terminal * 4 mile(s) from Ports O' Call Village * 5 mile(s) from Del Amo Mall, shopping * 7 mile(s) from Gulf, oil refinery* 8 mile(s) from Queen Mary and Port of Long Beach * 8 mile(s) from Torrance Del Amo Fashion Center * 10 mile(s) from Multiplex, movie theater complex* 20 mile(s) from Los Angeles Convention Center * 25 mile(s) from downtown Los Angeles, civic center* 25 mile(s) from Universal Studios®, amusement park * 25 mile(s) from Disneyland® * 30 mile(s) from Knott's Berry Farm®, amusement park; Local Attractions: - * .2 mile(s) from a golf course * 1 mile(s) from Kaiser Permanente * 2 mile(s) from Texaco, oil refinery* 2 mile(s) from Kaiser Hospital * 3 mile(s) from AMC 24 Theatres * 3 mile(s) from World Cruise Center * 3 mile(s) from Catalina Island Terminal * 4 mile(s) from Ports O' Call Village * 5 mile(s) from Del Amo Mall, shopping * 7 mile(s) from Gulf, oil refinery* 8 mile(s) from Quee More Details
Best Western International, Inc., is the world's largest hotel brand with more than 4,000 independently owned and operated hotels throughout Australia, Asia & Southern Africa, Canada, the Caribbean, Europe, the Middle East, Mexico, Central and South America and United States. With over 50 years of experience, Best Western offers you a solid commitment of quality, service and value.
In the late 18th century, the Spanish Governor of California decided to establish a pueblo along the River Los Angeles north of the Mission San Gabriel. He needed to reaffirm Spain's claim over the territory in the face of encroachments by Russia in the north and Britain from the sea. Spain approved his request and plans were drawn up. Settlers for this pueblo, however, were hard to come by: The area was remote and desolate, and the journey there long and difficult. There were even rumors that the soldiers were not getting paid. Finally, however, the governor and a small band of settlers, along with soldiers, priests and a few Indians, arrived. On September 4, 1781, El Pueblo de la Reina de Los Angeles was founded. Of the original 11 heads of families, only four remained for the remainder of their lives. The others, disheartened by the difficulties they faced, moved to other locations within the state or returned to their original homes.
Each year Los Pobladores 200, an association of people who trace their lineage to Los Angeles' original settlers, make their "Historic Walk to Los Angeles" as part of the city's birthday celebrations. The three-hour trek begins at Mission San Gabriel and ends at Olvera Street in downtown LA, commemorating the first nine-mile leg of the 1781 original settlers.
The settlement of Los Angeles led to the decimation of the original tribes inhabiting the area through disease, and the eradication of tribal beliefs and customs through conversion to Christianity. The number of members of these tribes today is quite low and the groups are widely scattered.
During the time that Alta California belonged to Mexico, American immigrants faced deportation if they would not adopt Mexican citizenship and become Roman Catholic. The influx of US citizens continued, however, and in 1848 Mexico ceded Alta California to the United States. The population continued to swell, and on September 9, 1850, California became the 31st state of the Union. Today it is the third largest state (area-wise) and has the largest population. Los Angeles is not only the largest city in California, but also is the second most populous municipality in the nation (New York City is first).



