This was a really nice Hotel, and after shopping nearby prices, was the best. It is located amid plenty of shops and restaurants all easily within walking distance. Valet and Bell service were superb! They are in an old, charming and well maintained building, and I can't recommend them more. I'll stay here until they get bad at what they do, or the price goes unreasonably high. Otherwise, I've found my regular hotel in downtown L.A.
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The home of Hollywood glamour, the historic Millennium Biltmore Los Angeles has been the choice of celebrities, presidents, and dignitaries, and the backdrop for many movies and TV shows.
Designated as a historic-cultural landmark, the interior of this beloved 1923 hotel features frescos and murals, carved marble fountains and columns, crystal chandeliers, and embroidered tapestries. Our hotel has 70,000 sq ft (6,503 sqm) of flexible event space and has earned top industry awards year after year. All 683 guest rooms and suites are richly appointed, and facilities include a sauna, steam room and Roman-style pool. Newly-renovated rooms uphold the hotel’s timeless elegance, combined with modern conveniences that ensure a comfortable stay. Set in the heart of LA’s vibrant cultural district, visiting nearby attractions like The Broad contemporary art museum, Walt Disney Concert Hall, L.A. LIVE, and the Los Angeles Convention Center could not be easier. Millennium Biltmore Los Angeles is ready for its close-up.
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Book NowMarvel over historic architecture at our landmark hotel while enjoying traditional Afternoon Tea service in Rendevous Court. Explore the wonders of contemporary art with this ideal weekend getaway in the heart of L.A.’s cultural district.
Book NowThis was a really nice Hotel, and after shopping nearby prices, was the best. It is located amid plenty of shops and restaurants all easily within walking distance. Valet and Bell service were superb! They are in an old, charming and well maintained building, and I can't recommend them more. I'll stay here until they get bad at what they do, or the price goes unreasonably high. Otherwise, I've found my regular hotel in downtown L.A.
We did not stay at the hotel but looked thru the lobby and public spaces when we met our friend who was a guest here. The place is beautifully done with attention to detail in the ceilings and walls. There are historical photos showing the hotel’s glory days. I will try this hotel next time I am in LA.
I spent a week at this gorgeous hotel while attending a medical conference. The public spaces are so opulently decorated, I felt like I was in a palace. Such a nice change from the cookie-cutter hotels that you can find anywhere. I actually brought a few people by for a visit so they could see for themselves. At check-in I asked if I could have a room with extra space since I was going to be there for an extended period. The clerk came through with a huge room that had a seating area (two armchairs, a couch and a coffee table), as well as a desk, a coffee machine, and a dresser that housed a mini-fridge. The furnishings were all clean, classically styled, and in great condition. The bathroom was small -- but on the plus side, there was plenty of space to put toiletries, including two good-sized shelves above and next to the sink and another shelf under the sink. Lighting in the bathroom was fine for putting on make-up. The wifi worked well and there were plenty of electrical outlets. Except for an occasional door closing, I couldn't hear any outside noise in the room and slept soundly each night. The health club is free and open round the clock. There are free weights and benches, some weight machines that were out of order, and some slightly outdated but functional cardiovascular machines. The pool reminded me of a Roman bath with its pillars and decorative tiles. A poster explains the history of the health club which has been in operation since 1926 and used to have amenities like Turkish baths, ice showers, and a smoking room (of course!) back in the day. There are two Starbuck's within a block of the hotel, a Whole Foods a few blocks down the street, and a great craft brewery/restaurant close by called Karl Strauss where I had dinner three nights. Plenty of other restaurants and bars are within an easy walk, and the LA Convention Center/LA Live area is also walkable if you have time and comfy shoes. The one thing I could have lived without happened on departure when the valet questioned me about how I was going to get to the airport and tried to sell me on taking a cab instead of a ride share. And then the taxi driver chimed in wanting to know how much my ride share was going to cost. It felt pretty intrusive and ended my stay on a slightly uncomfortable note. Overall, though, I had a great time at the Biltmore and would absolutely jump at the chance to stay there again (especially if I could have the same huge room). It's a treasure of a hotel!
Highly rated for its location
Highly rated for its location
