After a major renovation, W Hollywood has now reopened

It’s a new day at one of W Hotels’ most popular properties in the brand’s network.

This week, W Hollywood revealed the results of a renovation that brings the lifestyle hotel to its West Coast status. The renovation is part of broader overhaul across the entire W Hotels brand to restore the “wow” factor that critics talk about – and even Marriott leaders admitted – has lost its sense of fun over the past decade.

“One of the things I’m probably most excited about is W, which is one of the brands I probably knew the least about before acquiring Starwood,” Marriott CEO Anthony Capuano told TPG earlier this year. “But the direction and momentum we have with W is quite remarkable.”

Guests booking rooms at W Hollywood can expect a new look intended to evoke the atmosphere of a home nestled in the Hollywood Hills (visible from many guest rooms and suites at W Hollywood). The renovation designed by Rockwell Group was inspired by the colors of Southern California’s natural landscape, while also bringing a connection to Hollywood movies and music.

George Fleck, senior vice president and global brand leader at W Hotels, said: “As we announce the newly reimagined W Hollywood, this moment not only marks a transformation but also a redefinition of our signature, non-traditional approach to luxury.” said in a statement. “This hotel is designed specifically for the modern traveler who craves authenticity, creativity and a deep connection to the culture of Hollywood. We have created an experience that not only reflects the essence vibrant spirit of this iconic destination but also poses a new experience.” standard for what W Hotels stands for on a global scale.”

Guests entering W Hollywood will find the W Hollywood’s signature, larger-than-usual Living Room in the hotel lobby. Living rooms at W Hollywood channel Southern California’s iconic outdoor spaces with a garden-like aesthetic (green velvet seating, sunken conversation pits, and a circular staircase that symbolizes the stepped topography). nearby stairs of the Hollywood Hills). The lounge also features nightly bites and cocktails through “There, There,” a guest experience intended to feel like a dinner party with a local flavor.

The Living Room bar faces a large fireplace and 35-foot-long 3D printed concrete curtains. But don’t let the industrial concrete take away from the garden’s peaceful feel: Behind the bar, guests will find The Garden, a courtyard decorated with trees and vegetation with plenty of seating for lounging. Relax in the great ambience of Hollywood and enjoy food from all cuisines. – daily menu. If this is the Hollywood Hills vibe, you can start browsing Zillow listings to find nearby homes during mealtime at The Garden.

W Hollywood’s 319 renovated guest rooms and suites now feature a blue, yellow and cream color scheme. Wall coverings, metallic accents, curved seating areas and oversized window seats give budget accommodations a cool Californian feel. Enjoy one of 12 suites featuring living and dining areas along with his and hers closets when staying at W Hollywood. Go even further and stay at the Oasis Suite, which has outdoor seating for 50 people. Or you can even book the Mega Suite, which includes an outdoor living area and a library room with billiards and other games.

Head to the rooftop of W Hollywood to discover two destination bars, named Sunrise and Sunset respectively. Sunrise has brighter tones of orange, pink and sand tones, while Sunset has more moody blue tones. We say enjoy a cocktail from each and decide if you’re a morning or evening person.

“We are excited to welcome guests back to experience the newly reimagined W Hollywood,” Nick Rimedio, general manager of W Hollywood, said in a statement. “Our team is dedicated to delivering an unexpected twist on luxury with exclusive programming, unique design features and enhanced services only available at W Hotel.”

Nightly price at Hollywood starting at $264, or 36,000 Marriott Bonvoy points.