The Hollywood Roosevelt

Timeless Glamour in the Heart of Hollywood

Since its grand debut in 1927, The Hollywood Roosevelt has stood as a beacon of classic Hollywood elegance and intrigue. Nestled on the iconic Hollywood Boulevard, this legendary boutique hotel blends vintage charm with modern sophistication, offering guests a front-row seat to the golden age of cinema and the vibrant energy of today’s Hollywood.

Step into the historic Spanish Colonial lobby, where the air hums with stories of silver screen legends and the scent of polished wood and fresh florals. The Roosevelts’ dual personality unfolds across two distinct wings: the original Tower Rooms, where Clark Gable and Carole Lombard once held court, and the Cabanas, a mid-century oasis surrounding the famed Tropicana Pool—immortalized by Marilyn Monroe during her first modeling shoot.

Just outside, the Hollywood Walk of Fame sparkles beneath your feet, while the Dolby Theatre, Ovation Hollywood, and Griffith Observatory are mere steps away, inviting exploration and star-studded adventure. For those seeking a taste of urban nature, Runyon Canyon offers panoramic hikes and a breath of fresh California air.

Inside, The Hollywood Roosevelt is a playground for gatherings of all sizes—from intimate soirées to grand events for up to 1,500 guests. The iconic Blossom Ballroom, home to the first Academy Awards in 1929, and the glamorous Gable Lombard Penthouse set the stage for unforgettable moments. With over a dozen unique venues and cutting-edge AV capabilities, this is Hollywood at its most cinematic.

Dining at The Hollywood Roosevelt

Gable – Gable is a neighborhood restaurant inside the Hollywood Roosevelt, built around live-fire cooking, California’s seasonal abundance, and the many cultures of Los Angeles. The menu moves from snacks and wood-fired pizzas to handmade pastas and mains from the fire, alongside a seasonal cocktail and wine program.

Lobby Bar – Right in the heart of the Roosevelt’s historic lobby—the first thing you see when you arrive and the last place you leave. Classic cocktails, California wines, and a bar worth lingering over. No reservation needed.

Tropicana Pool & Cafe – Home to David Hockney’s iconic pool mural, the Tropicana is open daily for swimming, lounging, and all-day dining from the Tropicana Cafe. Open to hotel guests, locals, and walk-ins.

The Spare Room – A cocktail lounge with two vintage bowling lanes, board games, and a vibe that's equal parts speakeasy and game night. Reserve a lane, grab a drink, or just camp out on the sofas — there's no wrong way to do this.

Library Bar – Hidden behind the lobby, this candlelit lounge leaves the drinks in the bartender’s hands. Settle into a leather chair, tell them what you like, and let the night unfold.

Cinegrill Theater – An intimate live performance venue with a legendary history of cabaret, comedy, music, and screenings. Full bar, table seating, and an up-close view from every seat.