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You’ve hopped your way around the world’s most chic boutique hotels. That’s why when visiting the colorful mayhem that is Hollywood, you base yourself within the serene eye of the storm at the new Kimpton Everly Hollywood.
Superlatives are your favorite kind of word, which is why you’re at the spectacular new InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown at the Wilshire Grand Center, the tallest building west of the Mississippi.
It’s time to stop watching "Point Break" re-runs and book the Surf Lesson Room Package at The Westin Los Angeles Airport.
A boutique hotel for the Creative Class, the Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles beckons travelers on the cutting edge of culture.
You live and breathe vintage, whether it's film noir, Art Deco architecture, the photographs of Man Ray, or novels about Jazz Age speakeasies and the outrageous Flappers that inhabited them. Those were the golden days—which is why the Hotel Normandie beckons.
Bottle popping, show stopping, island hopping, mic dropping — feels like you’re living the Dream Hollywood, confirmed by the view of the Hollywood Sign that greets you as soon as you open your eyes.
HOTEL INDIGO LOS ANGELES DOWNTOWN
China-based Greenland Group is developing Metropolis, a $1 billion mixed-use project located just east of the Harbor Freeway in Downtown L.A. Metropolis features an 18-story, 350-room hotel under InterContinental Hotels Group’s Hotel Indigo brand that opened in April 2017. Hotel Indigo features the lobby level Metropole Bar+Kitchen and 18 Social, a classic cocktail lounge with sweeping views of the city.
You’re in Los Angeles and looking for fresh adventures. The new Freehand hotel in Downtown L.A. is custom-made for am envelope-pushing traveler like yourself.
At the Hollywood Roosevelt, the romantic spirit of Golden Age Hollywood envelopes you the moment you step through its gilded doors.
All Mama’s seventy rooms boast extra-comfy king sized beds, so you wake up fully refreshed. You rinse off in the rainshower and check out the news on your Apple TV. You browse the pages of the True Romance screenplay in your room—“you’re so cool”—and glance out the window at the Hollywood Sign and the Griffith Observatory in the distance. Yep, you’re definitely in Tinseltown.
