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The Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel

Los Angeles • Hollywood • OPTIMIZE

avg. $238 / night

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At a glance

The 1929 hotel where the first Academy Awards were held, with a Hockney-painted pool and Art Deco interiors.

Best for: Film historians and Old Hollywood enthusiasts

Highlights:

  • Site of the first Academy Awards ceremony in 1929
  • Pool painted by David Hockney in 1988
  • Spanish Colonial Revival tower by Fisher, Lake & Traver
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PB hotel design editorial

The first Academy Awards ceremony was held here in 1929 — a fact that hangs over the Hollywood Roosevelt like a second architecture, as insistent as the Spanish Colonial Revival tower designed by Fisher, Lake & Traver that rises twelve floors above Hollywood Boulevard. Financed in part by Louis B. Mayer, Mary Pickford, and Douglas Fairbanks, the hotel opened that same year as a gathering place for the industry that was then busy inventing itself a few blocks in every direction. The pool deck visible in these images, ringed by towering palms and low-slung cabana bungalows in warm terracotta tones, was famously painted by David Hockney in 1988 — his shimmering aqueous mural still animating the water's surface. The most recent renovation leaned into the property's accumulated mythology rather than away from it. Guestrooms carry dark iron four-poster beds, tufted brown leather wingback chairs, textured woven rugs, and oak nightstands with recessed drawer pulls — the atmosphere closer to a well-worn private club than to anything produced by a hotel design formula. The restaurant spaces double down on that instinct: herringbone parquet floors, deep mahogany millwork, tufted leather banquettes, pressed-tin ceilings, and a bar lit by an Art Deco drum pendant that throws the bartender into silhouette. The effect is theatrical without being costumed, a calibrated nod to Old Hollywood that the Hollywood Roosevelt has earned the right to make.

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About

From The Tower, built in 1927, where Gable and Lombard lived, to The Cabanas, vintage 1950s, where Marilyn Monroe lived, guests have two distinct accommodations options. The Tower has undergone a 25 million dollar renovation designed by Yabu Pushelberg. The Tower rooms have larger work desks and are suited for guests traveling on business or with families. The Cabanas are just footsteps from the renowned David Hockney pool and the Tropicana Pool Cafe. The Cabanas are suited for guests looking for an entertaining and lively Hollywood experience.

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The Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel Reviews

4,142 reviews

"The Hollywood Roosevelt provided the authentic Old Hollywood ambiance that I expected, as well as excellent service. Grayson did a very good job of welcoming us, and Donald was charming as he showed me the room where the inaugural Academy Awards took place. The room was spacious, and the pool and cafe were very pleasant."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 20, 2026

"The Roosevelt offered a wonderful experience for me and my family. The security guard, Richard Longsworth, was very helpful and accommodating. He was such a gentle man to my grandmother as he help her walked down the stairs in the spare room; making sure she was okay. I would definitely recommend and I look forward to coming back !"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 13, 2026

"Beautiful, historic hotel on the Hollywood walk of fame, across from the iconic Chinese Theater. Tons of restaurants, retail, activities nearby. Front desk, dining, housekeeping staff all nice/welcoming (the bellmen are fabulously helpful), but management don't have their act together; 30 minutes to check (never experienced in any other hotel, in any country, ever), with some not getting into rooms until 1-2 hours after check-in time of 3 pm; not acceptable, and neither are the hidden fees, which raise the already superspendy room rate by almost $100/day. Rooms are decent size, clean, with very comfortable beds/bedding, ironing board, safe, mini fridge, expensive drinks/snacks. No coffee/tea things, but electric kettle brought on request. Nice bathroom with shower stall & shampoo/conditioner/gel wall dispensers, also lotion, robes. Free wifi worked well. Good climate control/blackout shades. Window opens."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 11, 2026

"We had a small wedding and did a Hollywood-glamour staycation. It was spectacular. We enjoyed 3 bars (lol), the glorious Tropicana Club, and Hockney Pool. An absolute don't miss Hollywood icon."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 10, 2026

"Where do I start - we'd booked two suites weeks ago, or a month ago. Checked in at midnight after our flight and had booked two suites, one with a king, and one with two double beds for our adult children. Guess what, they said they didn't have the reservation for the two double beds despite the PAID IN ADVANCE IN FULL reservation but helpfully offered a "free! rollaway!!!" Yippee. Who doesn't love a roll away when booked a suite with two double real beds. They had a lobby full of enraged guest who had been lied to and "upgraded" to cabana suites while a wedding raged in their pool area and no one could sleep. One of our children found a different place to stay opting out of said roll away. I'd email and texted before to advise our late arrival and to confirm the two double bed suite since they hadn't sent check-in info for it. Their manager was pathetic and let her staff deal with the angry people in the lobby and only came out looking disheveled and sloppy to talk to one man and did NOTHING for anyone. They offered ZERO to compensate nor a refund of the prepaid rate so we could leave for a better hotel. It was joke. The suites are large but worn, top floor so nice view, two bathrooms, but uncomfortable cheap mattresses and beat up carpets with holes and frayed edges and gouges in the wall. It could be such a great hotel but isn't. Tonight tried to go to the bar, The Spare Room, on a Friday after Hollywood Bowl show (the only reason we stayed here) and it was busy and only two slow moving inattentive bartenders working. After people shoving and cutting in line and zero eye contact with said bartenders, left. A large, loud, weird party took over the lobby so no go on that one. If you are desperate to stay near the Hollywood Bowl, then try it. But don't expect reservations to be honored, customer service to be present, a comfortable mattress or anything else. Bathrooms are cramped and the main one had no water pressure, crazy loud clanging when using hot water, and water shower spigot shooting water out the fittings all over the place. For the good reviews, all I can think is people stay at Motel 6 in their other life and so this is acceptable. Really misled by the reviews and back to the nicer hotels in Beverly Hills and never again to the Hollywood Roosevelt. On the bright side, the suite space is large, at least ours were. If you don't care how nice it is, it has space, but no door between bedroom and living area on one, on the other, a barn door. It's musty. AC helps a bit. I was told to send my reservation confirmation email to the general manager despite showing to to the front desk (they had people in OUR two bed double rooms) and I did the next morning and got ZERO response. At the front desk they "believed me" but their manager who hid in the back didn't supposedly and said we'd reserved two king suites, which we did not. It's just not okay and they did ZERO to help, didn't adjust the rate or anything. I will contest with my credit card company and never stay here again."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 09, 2026

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