Westin Bonaventure Hotel & Suites
Downtown Los Angeles, Los Angeles
“Postmodern architectural icon”
Vibe
A six-story concrete atrium unfolds with reflecting lagoons, crisscrossing skybridges, and exterior glass elevators scaling the mirrored towers.
“Postmodern architectural icon”
John Portman's soaring concrete atrium features reflecting lagoons, pedestrian bridges, and exterior glass-capsule elevators.
A Downtown Los Angeles anchor since 1977, hosting major civic galas and generations of conventions.
The revolving thirty-fourth-floor BonaVista Lounge serves evening cocktails alongside rotating panoramic skyline views.
In Downtown Los Angeles's Financial District on Bunker Hill, surrounded by towers and cultural venues.
Rooms
Floor-to-ceiling curved windows frame sweeping views across the downtown skyline and surrounding mountains from cylindrical tower layouts.
Wellness
An outdoor heated swimming pool sits on the rooftop podium deck, accompanied by a fitness studio stocked with Peloton bikes.
Backstory
Architect John Portman unveiled his postmodern monument in 1977, instantly turning its labyrinthine interior into a Hollywood filming staple.
Eat & drink
The revolving BonaVista Lounge turns for panoramic night views on the thirty-fourth floor, just below dry-aged steaks at LA Prime.
The neighborhood
Pedestrian skybridges link directly to Bunker Hill's financial towers, while downtown's major concert halls and museums wait up the street.
The app
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