Hollywood Roosevelt 1927: A Star-Studded Classic in the Heart of Tinseltown
Where Spanish Colonial Revival Elegance Meets Golden Age Glamour
Type: design hotel, historic hotel
Vibe: lively
DNA: independent hotel, music, sexy, singular suite, vintage
A Storied Hollywood Landmark
Since opening in 1927, The Hollywood Roosevelt has been at the center of LA’s cinematic story. Host of the very first Academy Awards in 1929, it has welcomed generations of stars, from Marilyn Monroe—who once lived here—to Clark Gable and Carole Lombard in the legendary Penthouse Suite.
Spanish Colonial Revival Interiors
Step inside and you’re transported: wrought-iron chandeliers, hand-painted tiles, and plush leather accents channel the romance of Spanish Colonial Revival design. Every detail recalls an era when Hollywood was just beginning to define glamour for the world.
The Iconic Pool & Suites
The palm-fringed pool is a modernist masterpiece with mid-century flair—its history shimmering with Monroe’s presence. For the ultimate indulgence, the three-level Penthouse Suite offers sweeping views and timeless luxury, a private stage for Hollywood legends past and present.
DNA Hotels Verdict
The Hollywood Roosevelt 1927 isn’t just a hotel—it’s a living stage of Hollywood history. Equal parts luxury retreat and cultural landmark, it captures the spirit of the Golden Age while offering all the comforts of today. Perfect for those who want their LA stay to feel cinematic, glamorous, and steeped in legend.
