Sunset Tower Hotel, West Hollywood

WELCOME TO THE SUNSET TOWER HOTEL, WHERE OLD HOLLYWOOD BECOMES NEW. Newly renovated, this landmark 15-story building was designed by architect Leland Bryant in 1929, serving as a residence for everyone from Errol Flynn, Claudette Colbert, John Wayne, Elizabeth Taylor, Frank Sinatra, Marilyn Monroe, and Howard Hughes. With its chic restaurant, fabulous spa, and unrivaled views of Los Angeles, the exceptional environment of the Sunset Tower Hotel offers its guests every comfort and amenity. Originally called the Sunset Tower and built as a distinctly Hollywood version of Art Deco, the hotel is now equipped with the latest electronic conveniences, providing the ultimate in privacy and elegance. Rooms range from standard rooms, spacious suites with floor-to-ceiling windows and limestone bathrooms, to spectacular penthouses with separate living and boudoir areas, wraparound terraces, and deep soaking tubs. These superb accommodations come with stylish custom fittings, romantic lighting, and artworks, creating a subtly luxurious feeling. The Sunset Tower is a Hollywood landmark--up to the 1950s it was as much a tourist attraction as the Hollywood sign itself. It has appeared in a number of films, including The Italian Job, Get Shorty, The Player and Strange Days. Its first literary mention was in Raymond Chandler