An independently owned historic luxury hotel on Hollywood Boulevard, offering more than 300 rooms, suites and cabanas, plus dining, nightlife, live performances and private event spaces since 1927.
The Hollywood Roosevelt is an independently owned and operated full-service luxury hotel on Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood, California. Opened in 1927, the Spanish Colonial Revival property occupies a site above the Hollywood Walk of Fame and has operated for nearly a century. It offers more than 300 rooms, suites, and cabanas; the hotel opened with 300 rooms.
Alongside accommodation, the hotel runs a range of food, beverage and entertainment venues. These include the restaurant Gable and the cocktail lounges The Spare Room and Library Bar, all introduced during extensive renovations. The Tropicana Pool features a blue-and-white painting by David Hockney created in 1988 and is described as the hotel's most photographed pool.
The property also contains two historic event spaces. The Blossom Ballroom hosted the first Academy Awards in 1929, and the Cinegrill Theater was restored during renovations for live performances and private events. Renovations preserved the lobby, pool and theater rather than replacing them, reflecting an emphasis on historic preservation and the hotel's association with Hollywood's golden age, including Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pickford, Louis B. Mayer, Sid Grauman, Marilyn Monroe and Clark Gable.
The Hollywood Roosevelt operates across hospitality, luxury hotels, food and beverage, nightlife and entertainment, and events and private functions.
