J W Marriott West Hollywood: 75

Hotelier Marriott International receives a 75 score on the Human Rights Campaign Corporate Equality Index.

In order to improve their score, Marriott will have to prohibit discrimination based on gender identity or expression, provide diversity training covering gender identity or have supportive gender transition guidelines in place, offer at least one transgender wellness benefit and offer dental, vision, COBRA or other such benefits to domestic partners.

A top-of-the-line JW Marriott Hotel is planned for the Sunset Millennium project at Sunset and La Cienega and has been approved by the West Hollywood City Council.

W Hotel: 100

The upcoming W Hotel in West Hollywood is owned by Starwood, which gets a perfect 100 score from the Human Rights Campaign Corporate Equality Index.

The W Hotel will be part of the second phase of the Sunset Millennium development at Sunset and La Cienega in West Hollywood.

Ramada West Hollywood: 90

The Ramada West Hollywood is marketed by the Dallas, TX-based Wyndham Hotels Group. Wyndham Hotels--which used to also own West Hollywood's Bel Age Hotel--gets a good but not perfect 90 rating from the Human Rights Campaign for their treatment of gay and lesbian employees.

HRC sees areas for improvement in Transgender Wellness Benefits and in the "soft" benefits offered--or in this case, not offered--to employees' domestic partners.

The Ramada West Hollywood is located near Boys' Town at 8585 Santa Monica Boulevard.

Hyatt West Hollywood: 100

The Global Hyatt Corporation is one of four hotel groups to receive a perfect 100 score on the Human Rights Campaign Corporate Equality Index.

The Hyatt West Hollywood is located at 8401 Sunset Boulevard, between La Cienega and Sweetzer, and is convenient to Sundays at Prestige, the O-Bar and West Hollywood City Hall.