The Hollywood Roosevelt
Hollywood, Los Angeles
“Golden-age Hollywood clubhouse”
MICHELIN Guide · Condé Nast Traveler
Vibe
Spanish Colonial ceilings and lively poolside DJ sets anchor a cinematic landmark that has drawn Hollywood insiders since the silent era.
“Golden-age Hollywood clubhouse”
Site of the inaugural 1929 Academy Awards, featuring a grand 1927 Spanish Colonial revival lobby.
Multiple nightlife venues including The Spare Room bowling parlour and the lively Tropicana pool deck.
Yabu Pushelberg interiors and an outdoor pool showcasing a 1988 hand-painted David Hockney mural.
On Hollywood Boulevard directly across from the TCL Chinese Theatre and the Walk of Fame.
Rooms
Yabu Pushelberg revamped the tower accommodations with subdued tones, while poolside cabana rooms open directly onto palm-lined sun loungers.
Wellness
The outdoor Tropicana pool features a submerged wave mural hand-painted by David Hockney, ringed by daybeds and towering palms.
Backstory
Financed by screen legends Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks in 1927, the Blossom Ballroom hosted the inaugural Academy Awards ceremony.
Eat & drink
Pair live-fire cooking at Gable with craft cocktails and two restored vintage bowling lanes up at The Spare Room.
The neighborhood
Set directly on the Walk of Fame, the property stands across from the TCL Chinese Theatre with the Hollywood Hills behind.
“…thanks to a huge renovation by Yabu Pushelberg, one of the world’s top hotel-industry architecture firms, it’s once again looking as glamorous as it did during Hollywood’s golden age.”
“Sceney cool in the midst of Hollywood's tourist epicenter.”
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