Chateau Marmont
4.4$$$$· Very expensiveLegendary Old Hollywood retreat offering privacy and classic luxury on Sunset Boulevard.
Perched above Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, Chateau Marmont is a legendary hotel modeled after a Loire Valley castle. Steeped in Old Hollywood history and star-studded lore, the property features classic bungalows, a lush garden courtyard, and an intimate restaurant and bar. It remains a timeless sanctuary offering guests and visitors an atmospheric taste of vintage Los Angeles glamour.
History
Built in 1927 by Fred Horowitz, Chateau Marmont was envisioned as an apartment complex but was converted into a hotel due to the Great Depression. Over the years, it has been the site of numerous Hollywood scandals, triumphs, and tragedies, firmly cementing its place in the annals of show business history.
Expert notes
- The dress code is upscale so dress appropriately if you plan on dining at the hotel restaurant.
- Parking can be limited; consider using the valet service or a ride-share option.
Features
- Bar/Lounge
- Celebrity Clientele
- Celebrity Sightings
- Event Hosting
- Fine Dining
- Gardens
- Gourmet Dining
- Historic Architecture
- Lush Gardens
- Luxury Accommodation
- Luxury Accommodations
- Private Bungalows
- Swimming Pool
Special occasion reservations
- Reservations for stays or events can be made by contacting the hotel directly via phone or through their official website.
- Book well in advance for high-demand periods like award seasons or holidays.
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