HOTELS Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles - Historic High-Rise With A 1,600-Seat Theater Inside

Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles - Historic High-Rise With A 1,600-Seat Theater Inside

Location:

Los Angeles USA North America
DesignHeritage

The historic United Artists Building, designed by Mary Pickford, was constructed as a film studio in the center of L.A. back in 1927. It was the tallest building in the city for one year after its completion. The building stands as a shining monument to the American artistic spirit and theatrical history. The theater exemplifies the love of Spanish castle and cathedral stonework that Ms. Pickford held near and dear.

It is now home to the Ace Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles, which offers seven fresh and minimalist rooms and suites. After checking into your modern room, feel free to head up to the roof to sip on a cool drink at the rooftop bar while relaxing in the rooftop pool. The main attraction is the restored United Artists Theater which occupies three floors of the 13-story building and has a 1,600-seat auditorium.

The hotel is in the heart of the historic Broadway Theater District. You can visit iconic L.A. landmarks like the Staples Center, LA Fashion District, and Los Angeles Convention Center during your stay here. If you prefer to experience the Hollywood movie theaters, you can take a short 7 miles drive.

Book Online

PRICE FROM $211

United Artists Building now functioning as the Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles
Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles check-in
Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles restaurant
Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles lounge
Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles theatre lobby

United Artists Theater

Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles theater
Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles minimalist room
Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles bathroom
Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles Ace Suite

Ace Suite

Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles Ace Suite Bathroom
Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles rooftop chill
Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles rooftop pool
Looking down from the rooftop of the Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles

Book Online

PRICE FROM $211


929 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90015, USA


Related hotels

RYSE, Autograph Collection - The Hotel With the World's Biggest Bed

RYSE, Autograph Collection - The Hotel With the World's Biggest Bed

There aren't many hotels where the Director of Culture is a real job title, or where a New York art collective has installed an oversized bed designed for the giants of the distant future. RYSE, Autograph Collection, set in the anarchic energy of Seoul's Hongdae neighborhood, operates somewhere between hotel, …

Maison Mystique - A Thai Hotel So Wes Anderson It Hurts

Maison Mystique - A Thai Hotel So Wes Anderson It Hurts

Maison Mystique does not announce itself. It accumulates - vine-draped archways, a hidden whisky lounge behind a door that gives nothing away, glass domes of preserved butterflies frozen mid-flutter - until the place stops feeling like a hotel and starts feeling like a house that has been quietly waiting for …

Sea Containers London - A South Bank Hotel That Channels the Golden Age of Ocean Liners

Sea Containers London - A South Bank Hotel That Channels the Golden Age of Ocean Liners

Sea Containers London isn't trying to be your typical boutique hotel. Housed in what looks like an unremarkable 1970s office block on the South Bank, this 359-room property goes all-in on its transatlantic cruise liner theme, complete with copper-plated walls that curve like a vintage ship's hull and four new …

The Warehouse Hotel, Singapore - Secret Societies, Opium Dens, and Cocktails That Map the Past

The Warehouse Hotel, Singapore - Secret Societies, Opium Dens, and Cocktails That Map the Past

In the 1890s, this building on Robertson Quay was ground zero for Singapore's red-light district, a hub for opium dens, gambling houses, and Chinese secret societies who demanded 36 sacred oaths from new recruits. The street was known in Hokkien as "Chiu Long Lo" – Spirits Shed Street – after …

Palacio del Inka, Cusco - Inside a 500-Year-Old Mansion: Stone, Gold, and a Baby Alpaca Named Inti

Palacio del Inka, Cusco - Inside a 500-Year-Old Mansion: Stone, Gold, and a Baby Alpaca Named Inti

Most hotels describe themselves as historic. Palacio del Inka was a palace, then a Spanish colonial mansion, then a museum, and is now asking if you'd like a pisco sour. The stones - massive, fitted without mortar with an Incan precision that has outlasted earthquakes - belonged to Qorikancha, the …

Pousada Serra da Estrela - Portugal's Abandoned Tuberculosis Hospital Is Now a Hotel

Pousada Serra da Estrela - Portugal's Abandoned Tuberculosis Hospital Is Now a Hotel

High in Portugal's Serra da Estrela, an orange-hued fortress sprawls across the mountainside like something out of a Wes Anderson film. This is no ordinary hotel. For decades, tuberculosis patients took the air on its curative balconies. Then it sat abandoned for 40 years, briefly housing refugees from Portugal's colonial …

Hotel Maměnka - A Fairytale Mountain Lodge That Burned Down – and Rose from the Ashes

Hotel Maměnka - A Fairytale Mountain Lodge That Burned Down – and Rose from the Ashes

Libušín sits on a mountain pass in the Czech Republic's Moravian-Silesian Beskids, looking like something out of a Brothers Grimm tale. This isn't some modern Alpine resort masquerading as traditional – it's the real deal, a wooden lodge dripping with hand-carved details and Art Nouveau flourishes that somehow manages to …

The Old Cataract: Murder Plots, Martinis, and a Century of Nile-Side Glamor

The Old Cataract: Murder Plots, Martinis, and a Century of Nile-Side Glamor

Standing on a pink granite cliff above the Nile since 1899, the Sofitel Legend Old Cataract Aswan is the kind of place where history doesn't just whisper – it practically shouts from the ruby chandeliers and horseshoe arches. Agatha Christie sat on the terrace penning Death on the Nile here. …

More articles Explore all posts →