The West Hollywood EDITION
Modern Hollywood glamour. Minimalist interiors with warm materials — travertine marble, light wood, natural stone — softened by a chartreuse pool table in the lobby and greenery woven through every public space. Serious nightlife energy Thursday through Saturday when the lobby bar and subterranean Sunset club draw the industry crowd. Daytime is deceptively serene.
Ask for a room facing away from Sunset Boulevard — views are still great and sleep is dramatically better
Why It Matters
Ian Schrager and John Pawson designed property at the intersection of the Sunset Strip and Beverly Hills. Features a Forbes Five-Star spa, one of West Hollywood's best restaurants (Ardor), a Studio 54-inspired basement nightclub, and a rooftop pool with sweeping Hollywood Hills views. Part of the Marriott Bonvoy ecosystem — unusual for a boutique of this quality.
The West Hollywood EDITION sits at the corner of Sunset Boulevard and North Doheny Drive — right where the Strip tips into Beverly Hills. Ian Schrager's design vision runs through every detail: rooms are visually spare and luxe, lobbies feel like curated stages, and the whole 13-story building hums with a kind of controlled glamour. British architect John Pawson's hand is visible in the clean modernist bones. This is not a retreat property; it's a hotel that expects you to use it.
Where You'll Stay
14 room types available
Deluxe Double Queen
Deluxe tier with two queen beds and a view. Good for small groups or families who want the step-up location without going all the way to a suite.
Two Queen Beds
Deluxe King
Steps up from Standard with an upgraded view. Same luxe materials and Le Labo kit, just with a more commanding angle on the city or the hills.
King
Deluxe Terrace
Adds a private balcony to the Deluxe package. According to Time Out's reviewer, the sweet spot for value — views and outdoor space without suite pricing.
KingDeluxe Terrace Double Queen
Private balcony plus two queen beds. Practical option for traveling pairs or small families who want outdoor space.
Two Queen BedsLoft
More living space than the Deluxe tiers, without the terrace. The extra room gives breathing room for longer stays or anyone who likes a proper sitting area separate from the sleeping zone.
KingLoft Terrace
The most popular upper-tier room choice: extra living space plus a private terrace with seating for two. Connecting rooms available, making this a good family option. City views.
King
Penthouse
Two of them exist in the building. Each has a private bedroom, separate living and dining room, full butler's kitchen, and a wraparound terrace with views stretching from downtown LA to the Pacific coastline. This is the top of the tower.
KingPremier Suite
Bespoke furniture and whitewashed Siberian larchwood set the aesthetic apart. Oversized bathtub and rainforest shower make this the suite for anyone who genuinely uses their bathroom.
KingPremier Terrace Suite
Separate living and sleeping areas with a private step-out balcony and city views. The hotel's signature light neutral palette runs through every surface.
KingPremier Villa Suite
Adorned with native botanicals and fresh flowers, with a private terrace offering sweeping city views. Evening turndown service with hotel's signature touches. The top villa option before the Penthouse.
KingStandard Double Queen
Same clean, well-appointed setup as the Standard King but with two queen beds — the family or friend-group option at the entry level.
Two Queen BedsStandard King
Entry-level room with a Hollywood Hills view, French balcony, and floor-to-ceiling windows. Don't let 'standard' mislead — porcelain floors, light wood furnishings, custom Le Labo amenities, and a Nespresso machine make it a polished stay.
KingSuperior Suite
Separate bedroom and living area with sweeping views, luxurious finishes, and an oversized soaking tub. Suites here feel distinctly residential — more home than hotel.
KingSuperior Villa Suite
Over 1,500 square feet of living space plus expansive outdoor lounge areas. Separate living and dining rooms. The scale makes it feel genuinely like an apartment — not just a big hotel room.
KingThe Property
Eat & Drink
4 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Poolside cabanas bookable via ResortPass, with sofas and snacks.
Guests-only rooftop pool on a terraced deck with sweeping Hollywood Hills and LA skyline views. Shallow pool with lounge chairs, complimentary sunscreen, poolside food and drink service, and cabanas bookable separately.
24-hour gym on the second floor above the spa, featuring Precor equipment, Peloton bikes, cardiovascular machines with personal flat screen TVs, free weights, and a stretching area. Complimentary towels, headphones, and refreshments. Views of the Strip.
Personal training sessions available upon request through the fitness center.
A chartreuse pool table anchors the lobby social space, alongside a small outdoor fire pit area. Doubles as a gathering hub and a piece of the design statement.
Private screening room available for film promotions, presentations, and private events. Part of the hotel's 6,500+ sq ft of event space.
Subterranean Studio 54-inspired nightclub with dozens of disco balls, leather booths, pool table, and DJ events Friday (DJ MOS) and Saturday (Zen Freeman). Hotel guests skip the queue.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Over 6,500 sq ft total. Includes Ballroom, screening room, executive boardroom, Studios 1-4, and outdoor terrace. Smart boards, video conferencing, AV equipment, executive car service, 24-hour secretarial staff.
Complimentary throughout the hotel for Marriott Bonvoy members. Available in rooms and all public spaces.
Contactless room service available in all rooms.
Precor equipment, Peloton bikes, cardiovascular machines, free weights, stretching area. Complimentary for hotel guests.
Minibar stocked in all rooms. Complimentary bottled water and Nespresso machine.
Electric vehicle charging available on-site.
$75/day valet. No self-parking option mentioned.
Up to 2 pets per room, maximum 100 lbs each. Non-refundable $150 fee per stay.
Guests-only rooftop pool on a terraced deck with panoramic Hollywood Hills and LA skyline views. Complimentary use for hotel guests. Cabanas available to book separately.
Small outdoor seating area with fire pit adjacent to the lobby — a useful transition space between the lobby bar and street.
Full concierge service. Multi-lingual staff (English, Spanish, Arabic, French). 24-hour front desk.
Housekeeping service twice daily plus evening turndown. Digital tipping for staff available.
Located within the spa. Carries skincare products used in treatments, Le Labo fragrances, and EDITION-branded merchandise including signature candles.
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