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Monthly furnished rentals
Monthly Furnished Rentals in Los Angeles, Malibu and the South Bay
Furnished homes across Los Angeles for 29 nights to eleven months: Santa Monica, Venice, Culver City, Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, Redondo Beach, El Segundo, Malibu, Pacific Palisades and Pasadena. Every home has a full kitchen, in-home laundry and wifi, and is verified by a local manager.
Verified Property
Every home is inspected by a local manager before you arrive. The photos are the home.
Local Manager
A real person in Los Angeles stands behind your home, before your stay and at 9pm on day 40.
Los Angeles at a glance
Four plain facts about a MidStays stay in Los Angeles.
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Monthly homes in Los Angeles, Malibu and the South Bay
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Why Los Angeles
Why spend a month or more in Los Angeles?
Los Angeles suits a stay of a month or more because it is where the region's biggest medical, entertainment and aerospace employers sit, and because a month is the minimum time needed to learn it. MidStays lists furnished homes from Malibu through the Westside to the South Bay for 29 nights to eleven months, verified by a local manager.
Start with the honest thing, because it shapes everything else: traffic is the defining daily fact of life in Los Angeles, and it shapes where you should base yourself more than anything else. A home twenty minutes away by map can be an hour in practice. It is expensive, and the region is so large that "Los Angeles" is not really one destination: the South Bay, the Westside, and Malibu are different places with different rhythms. June Gloom affects the coast. Parking is genuinely difficult in much of the city, so covered or dedicated parking is worth prioritizing over almost any other amenity.
Once you accept that, the payoff is real. The South Bay (Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, Redondo Beach and El Segundo) gives you flat, walkable beach towns and the shortest run to Los Angeles International Airport. The Westside covers Santa Monica, Venice and Culver City, dense and walkable with the region's deepest concentration of coworking and creative work. Malibu and Pacific Palisades trade convenience for space and quiet along Pacific Coast Highway. Pasadena sits inland under the mountains with Craftsman streets and its own downtown. Downtown Los Angeles is the transit hub.
Over thirty-plus days this is a strong destination for healthcare travelers, for production and engineering assignments, and for anyone relocating and testing neighborhoods before they commit to buying. The single best free thing here is the outdoors: the beach path that runs for miles along the coast, and the trails in Griffith Park.
The Los Angeles monthly living guide covers the neighborhoods in more depth, and how MidStays pricing works shows exactly what a quote contains.
Standard in every home
What's included in every Los Angeles home
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A full kitchen
Full-size range, refrigerator, dishwasher, cookware, dishes, utensils and coffee. In a city with this much traffic, cooking at home is the cheapest hour you get back.
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In-home laundry
A washer and dryer inside the home. No coin machines down the hall, no laundromat run on your one day off.
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Fully furnished throughout
Living room, dining table, real bedrooms with real beds, linens and towels. Arrive with two suitcases. Parking as configured at the property. Check it carefully in Los Angeles.
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Wifi, and room to work
Wifi is included in every home. Tell your local manager what your calls and shifts require before you book so the setup can be confirmed.
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Verified by a local manager
A local property manager in Los Angeles inspects the home against the listing before you arrive. That inspection is what verified means here, and it is what makes quality consistent from one booking to the next.
If you are here for a production, a contract or a relocation, the choice is usually between an extended-stay hotel near the freeway, a 12-month lease you cannot commit to, a monthly Airbnb, or a verified MidStays home. Here is the honest comparison, plus what's included in every MidStays home.
| For a stay of a month or more | MidStays | Extended-stay hotel | 12-month lease | Monthly Airbnb |
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| Full kitchen | Yes: full-size range, fridge, dishwasher, cookware | Kitchenette at best | Yes, but unfurnished | Varies by host |
| In-home laundry | Yes: washer and dryer in the home | Shared coin laundry | Sometimes | Varies by host |
| Furnished | Fully: move in with two suitcases | Yes, institutionally | No: buy it and dump it | Usually |
| Inspected before arrival | Yes: by a local manager | Housekeeping standard | You inspect it | No |
| Someone answers at 9pm on day 40 | Yes: your local manager | Front desk | Landlord, eventually | Often no one |
| Commitment | 29 nights to 11 months | Nightly, priced up over time | 12 months | Host's discretion |
Neighborhoods
Where to base yourself in Los Angeles
This is the most important decision you will make here. "Los Angeles" is not one destination, and because of traffic, ten miles in the wrong direction costs you an hour a day for months. Base yourself near the reason you came.
CentralCulver City
Central, flat and increasingly walkable, with a real downtown, rail access and short drives in most directions, which in Los Angeles is worth a great deal. A strong middle choice on price and the best hedge if your days take you all over the region.
South BayEl Segundo
A small-town grid of bungalows next to the region's aerospace and technology corridor, minutes from Los Angeles International Airport and the beach. The most practical base in the region for a project assignment, and better value than the beach towns just north.
CoastalMalibu & Pacific Palisades
Space, quiet, canyon trails and open coast along Pacific Coast Highway. The tradeoff is real: you are a long drive from everything, on one road that can close or crawl, and groceries are a trip rather than an errand. Choose this for the stay itself, not for commuting.
South BayManhattan, Hermosa & Redondo Beach
The South Bay beach towns: flat, walkable within themselves, quieter than the Westside, and connected by miles of beach path. The best balance here of coast, calm and airport access. Homes sit close together, so ask about noise and parking.
InlandPasadena
Inland under the San Gabriel Mountains, with Craftsman streets, mature trees, its own walkable downtown and rail into Downtown Los Angeles. Hotter in summer than the coast, no June Gloom, and better value than anywhere near the beach.
WestsideSanta Monica & Venice
The most walkable stretch of the Westside, with the beach path at the end of the street, dense coffee and dining, and a heavy concentration of coworking. Top of the price range, and street parking is genuinely hard. Insist on a dedicated space.
Practical detail
Living here for a month or more
Living in Los Angeles for a month or more comes down to one decision made well: where you base yourself. Everything else is easy. Full-size supermarkets, natural-foods chains, international markets and pharmacy chains are dense across the whole region, and the weekly open-air farmers markets in Santa Monica, Culver City, Pasadena and the South Bay beach towns are among the best in the country. Every MidStays home has a full kitchen and in-home laundry.
Healthcare access is as good as anywhere in the western United States. Los Angeles County has one of the largest hospital, teaching-hospital and specialty-clinic sectors in the country, which is why healthcare travelers are a steady share of longer stays here. Furnished homes within reach of the major medical centers are usually available across the Westside, the South Bay and Pasadena. If you are on a contract, tell your local manager your shift pattern before you arrive. Night-shift arrivals should prioritize lit, dedicated parking and a quiet bedroom. There is more on furnished housing for travel nurses.
Recreation is a genuine strength. Gyms, studios and city recreation centers are everywhere, but the free options are better: the paved beach path that runs for miles through the South Bay and the Westside, the trail network in Griffith Park, and the canyon trails above Malibu and Pacific Palisades. Coworking is concentrated in Santa Monica, Venice, Culver City, El Segundo and Downtown Los Angeles. Wifi is included in every MidStays home; if your work is video-call heavy, say so before you book so the local manager can confirm the setup.
Getting around is the hard part. Assume you need a car, and then assume the car will be slower than you expect: build I-10, I-405 and Pacific Coast Highway into your daily thinking rather than trusting a map estimate. Rail and bus lines serve Downtown Los Angeles, Pasadena, Culver City and Santa Monica reasonably well, and the South Bay beach towns are walkable within themselves. Street parking is difficult in much of the city, and permit zones are common, so treat a garage or a dedicated space as a priority rather than a bonus.
Seasonally, September and October are the best months: the warmest ocean, the clearest air and the least crowding. Winter is mild and green with real rain in some weeks. Summer inland is hot while the coast stays temperate. May and June are the hard stretch on the coast, when the marine layer holds gray and cool. Many homes here are pet-friendly; check the MidStays pet policy and the listing. If your assignment might extend, read how to extend your stay before you book.
Simple by design
How your stay works
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Search Los Angeles homes for your dates
Set your dates and filter for what you actually need: dedicated parking, a home office, single-level, pet-friendly. Every MidStays stay is 29 nights or longer.
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See the full quote before you book
Your quote shows the rent for your dates plus any fees, deposits and taxes set by that specific property. Utilities and any applicable fees are shown on each home's listing and in your quote before you book.
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Book the home you chose
You are reserving that specific verified home on that specific street (in the South Bay, on the Westside, in Malibu or in Pasadena), not a room type or a category.
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A local manager inspects the home
Before you arrive, a local property manager in Los Angeles checks the home against the listing: kitchen, washer and dryer, wifi, parking, the condition of every room. That is why the second booking matches the first.
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Settle in, with someone local behind you
The home is professionally cleaned before arrival. During your stay, your local manager is the person you reach, including at 9pm on day 40.
Worth knowing
Top attractions in Los Angeles
Over a month or more the landmarks matter less than the places you can reach without a plan. These three are the ones that survive the traffic test.
OutdoorsGriffith Park
One of the largest urban parks in the United States, with a wide network of dirt trails climbing out of the city into open scrub and oak. Free, open daily, and the fastest way to stop feeling like you live in traffic. Go early on a clear morning.
OutdoorsThe coastal beach path
A paved path running for miles along the sand through the South Bay and the Westside, connecting Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach, Venice and Santa Monica. Run it, cycle it or walk it. It is the best free amenity in Los Angeles.
Scenic drivePacific Coast Highway through Malibu
The open coast road between the chaparral bluffs and the ocean, with rocky points and small coves below. Beautiful on a clear weekday morning, painfully slow on a summer weekend afternoon. Time it deliberately.
Area guideAll Top Attractions in Los Angeles
The full picture: seasons, access, and which of these you actually use over thirty days.
Eating here
Local favorites in Los Angeles
We do not send you to one restaurant. In a city this large, what you want is the neighborhoods and categories worth returning to: the rest you will find yourself.
DiningCulver City and the Westside corridors
Culver City's downtown and the streets running through Venice and Santa Monica hold one of the densest concentrations of independent kitchens, bakeries and coffee roasters on the Westside, much of it walkable in clusters. This is where you go when you do not want to drive for dinner.
DiningThe South Bay beach towns
How the compact, walkable restaurant strips in Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach and Redondo Beach compare to each other and to nearby El Segundo, and what that means over a long stay.
DiningTaquerias, Koreatown and the farmers markets
The real strength of eating in Los Angeles is its immigrant food culture: taquerias across the whole basin, the Korean, Thai, Armenian, Persian and Japanese neighborhoods, and weekly farmers markets in nearly every district. Excellent, cheap, and better still cooked in your own kitchen.
Area guideAll Local Favorites in Los Angeles
Districts, markets and morning habits, written for a month rather than a weekend.
Seasonal rhythm
Signature events in Los Angeles
Los Angeles runs long seasonal calendars rather than one headline weekend. Confirm current dates locally before you plan around either of these.
SummerSummer outdoor concert and beach season
Each summer the beach towns and city parks fill with open-air concert series, outdoor film nights and street food festivals that run for weeks at a time. If you are here between June and August you will not have to look far to find one within walking distance.
AutumnAutumn cultural season
Annually in autumn the museums, galleries and performance halls open their main season, the outdoor food and film calendar keeps running, and the air turns clear enough to see the San Gabriel Mountains from the coast. The best weeks of the year to be here.
Area guideAll Signature Events in Los Angeles
Which months fill up, which are quiet, and what to time a stay around.
Your local manager
Every Los Angeles home has a real person behind it
Before you arrive, a local property manager in Los Angeles inspects the home against the listing: the kitchen, the washer and dryer, the wifi, the parking, the condition of every room. That inspection is what "verified" means on MidStays, and it is why the photos are the home.
It is also why quality holds from one booking to the next. If you come back to Los Angeles for a second assignment and pick a different home, the same inspection stands behind it. During your stay, that same local manager is who you reach when the dishwasher stops draining on a Sunday. Not a call center reading a script in another time zone. Someone who can be at the property.
More on how verification works: MidStays trust and safety standards · all 17 MidStays destinations in Arizona and California
From the local guide
Stories & guides for Los Angeles / Malibu / South Bay
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Where you'll stay
Los Angeles monthly rentals: common questions
What is the minimum stay in Los Angeles?
Every MidStays home in Los Angeles has a 29-night minimum, from Malibu through the Westside to the South Bay. That is the shortest stay available on MidStays anywhere. Most stays here run one to eleven months, which fits a thirteen-week healthcare contract, a production or engineering assignment, or a relocation while you look for a home to buy.
What's the best time of year for a long stay in Los Angeles?
September and October are the best months in Los Angeles: the warmest ocean, the clearest air and the thinnest crowds. Winter is mild and green with real rain in some weeks. Summer is hot inland while the coast stays temperate. The honest weak spot is May and June, when the marine layer known as June Gloom holds gray and cool over the coast.
Which Los Angeles neighborhoods are best for a stay of a month or more?
Because of traffic, base yourself near the reason you came. The South Bay beach towns and El Segundo suit airport and aerospace work. Santa Monica, Venice and Culver City suit Westside and creative work. Malibu and Pacific Palisades give space and quiet but a long drive. Pasadena is better value with mountains at the door and no June Gloom.
Are utilities included in a Los Angeles monthly rental?
Utilities and any applicable fees are shown on each home's listing and in your quote before you book. In an expensive market like Los Angeles that matters: it lets you compare a Pasadena home against a Santa Monica home on the real total rather than on the headline rent.
Do MidStays homes in Los Angeles have a washer and dryer?
Yes. In-home laundry is standard in every MidStays home in Los Angeles: a washer and dryer inside the home itself, not a shared machine down the hall. A local manager confirms it is working during the inspection before you arrive.
Can I bring my dog to a Los Angeles monthly rental?
Many homes in Los Angeles are pet-friendly, but it varies by listing and some homes limit the size or number of pets. Filter for pet-friendly homes when you search, confirm the details on the listing, and check the MidStays pet policy before you book.
Do I need a car in Los Angeles?
In most cases yes, and you should also plan for parking. Rail and bus lines serve Downtown Los Angeles, Pasadena, Culver City and Santa Monica reasonably well, and the South Bay beach towns are walkable within themselves, but almost everything else means driving. Street parking is difficult in much of the city, so prioritize a home with a garage or dedicated space.
The Los Angeles area guide
Four ways into Los Angeles, written for a stay of a month or more rather than a weekend. Each one collects the guides behind it.
Stories & GuidesWhere to base yourself, how errands actually work, and the shape of a normal week.4 guides
Top AttractionsThe outdoors and the landmarks, ranked by how much use they get over thirty days.4 guides
Local FavoritesThe districts and corridors people who live here actually use.3 guides
Signature EventsThe seasons and events worth timing a stay around, and the months to avoid.2 guidesThe Los Angeles collection
Every Los Angeles story, in one place
Written for people living here a month or more, not visiting for a weekend.
Stories & guidesBest neighborhoods for a long stay in Los AngelesStories & guidesGetting around Los Angeles without a headacheStories & guidesGroceries, gyms, healthcare and errands in Los AngelesStories & guidesWhat a month in Los Angeles actually looks likeTop attractionsThe South Bay beach bike path, ridden like a residentTop attractionsGriffith Park on a weekday morning, the way residents use itTop attractionsMalibu's state beaches, and how to time them over a monthLocal favoritesThe canyon trail morning: the Los Angeles ritual worth adoptingLocal favoritesThe Los Angeles farmers market circuit, week by weekLocal favoritesWhere people actually eat in Los Angeles, district by districtSignature eventsThe autumn and winter arts season in Los AngelesSignature eventsLos Angeles summer: the outdoor concert and film seasonLocal favoritesThe South Bay Beach Towns' Dining Scene
Your Los Angeles home for the next few months. Already waiting.
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