Hollywood Roosevelt

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Hollywood Roosevelt
7000 Hollywood Blvd
Hollywood, CA  90028


 
The Hollywood Roosevelt is a superior first class hotel, located in the heart of Hollywood. The doors opened on May 27, 1927, to a glamorous throng including such Hollywood notables as Louis B. Mayer, Douglas Fairbanks, and Mary Pickford. The Hollywood Roosevelt quickly became known as "The Home of the Stars" and was the site of the first Academy Awards presentation in 1929. From the past to the present, the Hollywood Roosevelt is a deeply cherished Hollywood landmark. The hotel has been meticulously restored to its original Spanish Colonial splendor. The hotel features elegantly appointed cabanas that offer both privacy and tropical garden views.
The cabanas surround a beautiful, bright, open aired courtyard and swimming pool. Those who stay will experience the allure of the past with all the conveniences of the present. The Hollywood Roosevelt is the true Grande Dame of Hollywood. A cordial and attentive staff is available to assist you with any needs that you might require as a guest of this property. The hotel is minutes to fine dining, shopping, and entertainment venues.

A valid credit card or a deposit of $150.00 is REQUIRED upon check in for incidentals.  
 
 

Rate: $119.00 - $419.00
Rooms: 335
Floors: 12
Airport: Los Angeles Intl Airport (LAX)
Checkin Time: 3:00 PM
Checkout Time: 12:00 PM

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Business CenterCar Rent Desk
Data PortsFamily Rooms
Fitness FacilityIn-house Bar
In-house DiningInterior Room Entrance
Meeting RoomsNonsmoking Rooms
Outdoor Pool
 
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