Sunset Tower Hotel
★ FeaturedOverview
Sunset Tower Hotel is a perfectly preserved Art Deco landmark on the Sunset Strip. Built in 1929 and originally home to Hollywood legends like John Wayne and Howard Hughes, the building has been immaculately restored as a boutique hotel with just 81 rooms. The Tower Bar — a wood-paneled, candlelit dining room — has become one of LA's most exclusive restaurants. The heated pool overlooks the city, and the entire property radiates a sense of quiet, old-Hollywood sophistication that's become increasingly rare.
Why Stay Here
Sunset Tower is for travelers who want intimate, historically rich luxury without the mega-hotel scale. The 81 rooms, the Art Deco architecture, and the Tower Bar create an atmosphere of genuine old-Hollywood exclusivity. It's a favorite of entertainment industry insiders who prefer understated elegance over flash.
Style & Atmosphere
Art Deco landmark with meticulously preserved 1929 architecture, warm wood-paneled interiors, vintage California glamour, and a sophisticated, members-club atmosphere.
Local Insight
The Tower Bar is one of the hardest reservations in LA — book well in advance or ask the concierge. The pool deck has stunning city views and is blissfully uncrowded compared to larger hotel pools.
Amenities
Nearby Things to Do
Nearby Restaurants
Tower Bar
American Fine Dining · On-site
Craig's
American · 0.3 mi
Dan Tana's
Italian · 0.5 mi
Book Your Stay
$450–$1200/night
8358 Sunset Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069
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