Hotel Normandie LA
Koreatown, Los Angeles
Vibe
Original terrazzo floors and Spanish Colonial brickwork anchor a buzzing lobby scene that transitions smoothly into neighborhood nightlife.
“Restored twenties monument”
A 1926 Walker and Eisen landmark meticulously restored with original terrazzo floors and Spanish Colonial brickwork.
The dimly lit Normandie Club and Cassells counter draw steady neighborhood crowds for craft cocktails and burgers.
Housing the revived 1958 Cassells Hamburgers and an intimate seasonal tasting counter in vibrant Koreatown.
In Koreatown at 6th and Normandie, surrounded by late-night dining, karaoke, and cocktail spots.
Rooms
Restored hardwood flooring, warm mahogany trim, and custom tile bathrooms bring quiet vintage character above the lively street below.
Backstory
Malcolm Lowry wrote much of his novel Under the Volcano here during the property's heyday as a 1920s literary haunt.
Eat & drink
Sip martinis in the dimly lit Normandie Club, or grab a griddled patty melt at the counter of revived 1958 diner Cassell's.
The neighborhood
Set at 6th and Normandie, you are steps from all-night Korean barbecue parlors, karaoke lounges, and classic cocktail dens.
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