The London West Hollywood
High-style on the Sunset Strip
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The Penthouse at The London West Hollywood measures a whopping 11,000-square-feet. It’s inspired by the British fashion designer Vivienne Westwood, The London’s 10th floor, bi-level suite is the largest in Los Angeles. It boasts unparalleled entertaining opportunities, and never-seen color and design – a trifecta of bragging rights.
Guests enter through the Grand Salon (with polished stone floors, rich furnishing, and a built-in bookcase backed with Verre Eglomise mirror panels), the focal point of which is an iconic Vivienne Westwood squiggle-patterned carpet. The superior suite also includes an additional 5,000-square-foot rooftop terrace with breathtaking views and an outdoor kitchen. Dining room views extend across Beverly Hills, while the two spacious bedrooms are more personal sanctuaries, each with Waterworks spa bathrooms and a private dressing area. Demanding guests are not disappointed by an oh-so attentive staff.
And from colleague Mark Rogers:
Once you’re past the unassuming you’re entrance you’re in the the land of high style. Travel + Leisure chose The London as the No. 1 hotel in California on their “World’s Best” list for 2010.
The hotel’s 200 suites have open floor-plans suites with terraces and views, appointed by interior designer, David Collins Studio.The hotel has lots going for, including a rooftop panoramic pool deck with private cabanas, fire pit and exclusive poolside dining. The pool has sweeping views overlooking the Hollywood Hills and city skyline.
A nice touch is the free Signature Breakfast Table sets out a bounty of fresh fruit, sweet and savory pastries, cereals, artisan breads, cheese and charcuterie plus specialty coffees.
More Places to Stay in West Hollywood
Alta Cienega Motel
Andaz West Hollywood
Best Western Plus Sunset Plaza
The Jeremy West Hollywood
The London West Hollywood
Ramada Plaza West Hollywood Hotel and Suites
Sunset Marquis West Hollywood
Sunset Tower Hotel
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Photo by Mark Rogers