ANAHEIM, Calif. — More than 250 hotels, from Palm Desert to San Diego, are providing reduced room rates for first responders, individuals and families impacted by the ongoing wildfires across Los Angeles

The Hotel Association of Los Angeles (HALA) has created a database of available hotels for evacuees and others impacted by the current fires.

What You Need To Know

  • Airbnb and SoCal hotel owners offering free or discounted room rates for wildfire evacuees

  • Airbnb.org, has collaborated with 211 LA to assist individuals affected by wildfires in finding temporary and free housing

  • In Anaheim, the Tropicana Inn and Camelot Inn and other hoteliers are among several hotels providing discounted hotel room rates

  • Evacuees can call the front desk at either hotel and ask for the SoCal fire rate, which is 20% off the regular room rate

STILE Downtown Los Angeles has a special: $79/night with no resort fees. The Springhill Suites Chula Vista/Eastlake offers evacuees a complimentary breakfast, free parking, and waived pet fees if they call to inquire about the fire rate. There are others here.

The hotel association is also working with Los Angeles County and city officials to donate linens and supplies to shelters. 

Additionally, HALA officials said, Google has updated its search and maps feature with information on hotel availability and discounts

The latest offers join AirBnb’s nonprofit and Orange County hotel owners in helping those displaced by the wildfires.

The nonprofit branch of Airbnb, Airbnb.org, has collaborated with 211 LA to assist individuals affected by wildfires in finding temporary housing.

The partners are particularly targeting residents in the Altadena, Malibu, Pacific Palisades, Pasadena, Santa Monica and Sylmar areas who have lost their homes or had to evacuate.

Residents affected by the fires can seek temporary housing aid from Airbnb.org through 211 LA.

Airbnb officials said that stays are completely free for guests.

The stays are funded by Airbnb.org and the generosity of Airbnb hosts — many of whom offer their home for free or at a discount through Airbnb.org, Airbnb officials said in a news release.

In Anaheim, the Tropicana Inn and Camelot Inn and other hoteliers are among several hotels providing discounted hotel room rates.

Tropicana and Camelot General Manager Greg Eisenman told Spectrum News that evacuees can call the front desk at either hotel and ask for the SoCal fire rate, which is 20% off the regular room rate.

Visit Anaheim, the tourism department of Anaheim, has worked with hotels in the Anaheim Resort District to gather accommodations for evacuees, just like in previous Southern California wildfire incidents.

Evacuees can find more information here. The page will be updated as more hotels and offers come in. So far 39 hotels are offering discounted rates.

In the Big Bear area, Visit Big Bear is collaborating with local lodging owners to offer discounted stays for evacuees. You can view the list of lodges, cabins and resorts that are offering discounted rates here. Big Bear Mountain resort is also offering food vouchers to evacuees who reserve lodging in the area.

This story will be updated as more offers come in.