Stays in Los Angeles

In 1961, real estate developer William Zeckendorf and ALCOA purchased nearly 180 acres from 20th Century Fox in downtown Los Angeles. The studio had downsized amid a number of box-office flops that culminated with the film Cleopatra, at the time the most expensive movie ever made.

Designated as a Los Angeles Historical-Cultural Monument in 1969, The Biltmore Los Angeles is a true living legend. This iconic hotel in the heart of the city set the stage for one of the film industry’s most celebrated events, the Academy Awards, going on to host eight Oscars ceremonies throughout

As Hollywood enters a new era of hospitality, The Hollywood Roosevelt continues to be the destination for industry movers and shakers. It has built a legendary reputation in just under a century.