Soho Warehouse
Fashion District, Downtown Los Angeles, Los Angeles
“Industrial creative clubhouse”
MICHELIN Guide
Vibe
Raw concrete pillars and exposed brick mingle with jewel-toned velvets, vintage furniture, and a site-specific mural by Shepard Fairey.
“Industrial creative clubhouse”
A 50-foot rooftop pool, garden courtyard, and club floor with a sunken bar hosting live performances.
Exposed brick, raw concrete columns, and jewel-toned velvets set against custom murals by Shepard Fairey.
A 1916 industrial plumbing warehouse and 1970s rehearsal studio with preserved original brickwork, pillars, and graffiti.
In the industrial Arts District, amid converted warehouse galleries and dining spots a short drive from DTLA.
Rooms
Timber floors and original brickwork frame Art Deco furnishings, walk-in rainfall showers, and freestanding soaking tubs in larger layouts.
Wellness
A 50-foot rooftop swimming pool overlooks the downtown skyline, paired with a two-floor gym, sauna, and steam room below.
Backstory
Constructed in 1916 as a plumbing warehouse, the seven-story structure later served as a 1970s rehearsal studio before its conversion.
Eat & drink
Persian kababs and cocktails anchor Berenjak in the tree-shaded courtyard, complemented by drinks served beside the sixth-floor sunken bar.
The neighborhood
Set along industrial Santa Fe Avenue, the surrounding Arts District balances converted warehouse art galleries with buzzing independent dining.
“…it’s a club first, and a hotel second, but overnight guests earn the benefits of temporary membership — this means access to the 50-foot rooftop swimming pool, as well as the House’s public spaces…”
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