Le Parc at Melrose
Tri-West, West Hollywood
“Residential rooftop hideaway”
Vibe
Tucked into a quiet residential lane, the atmosphere feels like an art collector's private flat, anchored by bold murals and jewel-toned lounges.
“Residential rooftop hideaway”
Jewel-toned suites with gas fireplaces, custom geometric brass screens, and an acrylic disk chandelier in the lobby.
Spacious residential suites featuring private balconies, gas fireplaces, kitchenettes, and dedicated in-room record players.
A rooftop skydeck with a heated swimming pool, cocktail bar, and pickleball courts overlooking the Hollywood Hills.
On a quiet residential street in West Hollywood, between Santa Monica Boulevard and Melrose Avenue.
Rooms
Spacious apartment-style suites feature cozy gas fireplaces, custom geometric brass screens, private balconies, and dedicated in-room record players.
Wellness
The rooftop skydeck hosts a heated swimming pool with Hollywood Hills views, surrounded by sun loungers, cabanas, and a dedicated pickleball court.
Backstory
Dallas-based waldrop+nichols studio led a complete redesign of the 1979 property, imagining the interiors as a contemporary West Coast collector's home.
Eat & drink
Knoll Restaurant serves California bistro dishes all day, while the rooftop pool bar pours craft cocktails against sweeping skyline vistas.
The neighborhood
Set on a calm Tri-West street, you are a quick stroll from Melrose Avenue shopping and the vibrant nightlife along Santa Monica Boulevard.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.