If you're staying here, you've got a lot of reasons to hang around the hotel: beautiful views, a great bar, and a tech-outfitted room.

Boo-hoo: Ktown hotels do not have day-use hotel pools. Who needs a pool when you can submit to the fully relaxing experience of a Korean spa? Wi Spa is one of the newest spas in the 'hood and our friends at Racked report that it has modern conveniences like WiFi, plus five restaurants, while still offering the trappings of a traditional Korean spa (full nudity across age ranges).

Ktown's got speakeasy-style drinking (R Bar, anyone?). Lock & Key now has food service (that's rumored to be pretty good), so that puts it at the top of the list for us.

, but this 24-hour joint (on the list) exemplifies the all-night vibe that makes Ktown great. Insomniacs, drunks, and jetlagged travelers will never be forced to eat food from a gas station or Denny's in this neighborhood.

Not only can hop onto the subway at this hub, it's also the site of the Wilshire Central Farmers Market on Fridays. Not finding what you're looking for? Not too far away on Sundays is the Larchmont Farmers Market.

Go Koreatown-adjacent to Hancock Park and Windsor Square, where giant, beautiful homes dot the blocks and make for a great place to stroll and enjoy the scenery. The Heart House, a gorgeous Craftsman and a city historic-cultural monument is a good place to start your walk.

Tucked into on the fourth floor of the Ma Dang shopping center just north of Wilshire/Western is a clean, quiet, relatively little-trafficked theater that shows mainstream and Korean films (with English subtitles). Even when it's full, this hidden gem is quiet, clean, and comfortable.

If the Korean and American snacks in your minibar aren't your style, stock up on imported Greek olive oils, vinegars, cheeses, and pastries at this iconic Byzantine-Latino-Quarter eatery and market.

This spot in the back of a parking lot on Western lets guests vote on the tunes and has craft beers on tap. Their bar food is better than most; our friends over at Eater highly recommend the mac and cheese.