Andaz West Hollywood

About the Hotel

Welcome to Andaz West Hollywood, where luxury meets curiosity in the heart of Los Angeles. Born from a passion for connecting with guests and embracing local cultures, our vibrant lifestyle hotel invites Inspired Creatives to explore, engage and share stories that ignite the imagination. With barrier-free design, distinctly local experiences, and a history rooted in legendary rockers on the Sunset Strip, Andaz West Hollywood is more than a hotel — it’s an immersive, unscripted journey where anything is possible. Elevate your L.A. experience with our personality-infused rooms, each a unique home base for your exploration.

The Scene

As the pioneers of luxury lifestyle hotels, we embody the essence of inspired, expressive and curious souls seeking to connect with local cultures. Nestled on Sunset Blvd., our eclectic haven, once frequented by rock icons, serves as your gateway to Hollywood, Beverly Hills and Santa Monica. Immerse yourself in the unscripted charm of our open spaces, distinctive local experiences and personality-infused rooms, inviting you to elevate your L.A. adventure with each unique moment.

The Amenities

Discover the essence of Andaz West Hollywood through our exceptional amenities. Embrace pet-friendly accommodations and soak in breathtaking views from the tallest rooftop pool and bar in Los Angeles, featuring weekend DJ sets in the summer. Immerse yourself in art at our active second-floor gallery, showcasing local and international pieces every three months. Indulge in culinary delights at Riot House Bar and Restaurant or explore our in-house market. The two-bedroom Panorama Suite offers a full in-suite kitchen and private balcony. Experience the allure of Andaz West Hollywood — where every detail enhances your stay.

Fun Facts

The hotel opened its doors on May 31, 1963, as Gene Autry’s Hotel Continental, becoming the first high-rise hotel on the Sunset Strip. By the mid-60s, it became a magnet for legendary rockers, with iconic venues like The Whiskey-A-Go-Go hosting acts like The Doors. Rock legends like Jim Morrison of The Doors and Led Zeppelin’s Robert Plant once called the hotel home. The Riot House nickname stuck due to the antics of rock ‘n’ roll musicians. From 1983 onwards, Little Richard, the Architect of Rock & Roll, made the third floor his home, entertaining guests with piano practice and impromptu concerts in the lobby. In 1986, Guns N’ Roses’ Axel Rose barbecued on his balcony, setting off the hotel’s smoke alarm and throwing steaks to people on the Sunset Strip when the Fire Department arrived.

Property Amenities

• Laundry Service
• Minibar
• Conference Facilities
• Airport Transportation
• Air Conditioning
• Banquet Room
• Concierge
• Multilingual Staff
• Dry Cleaning
• Room Service
• Pet Friendly
• Free Wifi
• Handicap Accessible
• Meeting Rooms
• Business Center
• Bar/Lounge
• Restaurant
• Paid Parking
• Fitness Center
• Pool