Penthouse, The West Hollywood EDITION
Opening in Fall 2019, just a few months before – you guessed it – the Covid-19 pandemic, The West Hollywood EDITION still has the feeling of a new hotel.
The work of British minimalist architect John Pawson, the hotel and residences have been lauded by the design world for their considered aesthetic.
Light-filled rooms are sleek and chic with milk white walls and blonde Siberian Larch wood detailing. Geometric lines and a rooftop pool that wouldn’t look out of place in a David Hockney painting exude that easy breezy LA vibe.
The towering ceilings, dramatic lighting and oversized emerald green curtains of the lobby supply a dash of Hollywood glamor. There is also a touch of grittiness in homage to the neighborhood's past, via a hanging gas can installation by artist Sterling Ruby.
Plants are everywhere too (to be exact, 56 indigenous plant species from Southern California surround the hotel's entrance.) An organic plant-forward menu is served in chef John Fraser’s Ardor restaurant amidst a palm-laden outdoor terrace. At the spa, plant-derived products work hand-in-hand with technologically advanced treatments.
The hotel’s coveted one-bedroom Penthouse offers views across the city from its flower-lined wrap around terrace and multi-aspect full length windows. The neutral palette is given a sumptuous twist with fresh flowers, white leather detailing and faded vintage-style rugs softening the crisp modern floor tiles.
The natural stone bathroom features a double vanity, rainforest shower and deep soaking tub with custom Le Labo amenities.
Amongst the stylish soft furnishings in the elongated living and dining room is a sofa bed should it be required. The Penthouse can also be connected to a Deluxe Terrace King room to create a roomy two-bed abode.
Company | The West Hollywood EDITION |
Price per night ($) | 12,000 |
Profile type | Enhanced |
Number of bedrooms | One bedroom |
Features - in suite | Walk in wardrobes Business facilities Floor-to-ceiling windows Art collection Bar Dining room Welcome gifts Wellness facilities |
Leisure facilities - Hotel | Fire pit Pet friendly Spa Family/Child friendly Outdoor pool Gym Art collection Weddings |
Luxury and privacy options | Private use of hotel amenities Packing/unpacking service |
Size of master bed | King (152 × 198cm) |
Number of bathrooms | Two bathrooms |
Number of floors | One floor |
Disability aids | Step free access throughout suite Entire unit located on ground floor Hotel facilities for disabled guests Ceiling or mobile hoist Accessible parking Emergency cord in bathroom Auditory guidance Visual aids: Braille Upper floors accessible by elevator Visual aids: Tactile signs Adapted bathroom features Entire unit wheelchair accessible |
Food and drink facilities - Hotel | Private Dining |
Number of restaurants | Two restaurants |
Business facilities - Hotel | Board room Lecture theater Conference room Event space |
Number of dedicated staff | One member of staff |
Exclusive guest services | Dedicated concierge/guest relations manager |
Views | City views |
Outside space | Terrace |
Transport options | Airport transfers |
Luxury brands | Le Labo |
Sustainability initiatives | Recycling Recycling systems - Glass Linen and towel reuse programs Plastic management Renewable energy Low-flow fixtures Recycling systems - Plastic Recycling systems - Food Recycling systems - Metals LED lighting Local charity support Reduced waste Recycling systems - Paper/card |
TV size | 72" |
Suite type | City |
Gold 2024, Access
Gold 2024, Luxury
Silver 2024, In-Suite Facilities
Silver 2024, Sustainability
Bronze 2024, Staff and Services
Bronze 2024, Technology
The West Hollywood EDITION
Sophisticated, sexy, seductive. Could we expect anything less for West Hollywood? Not least when the Edition is in town. It’s a transformation tale straight out of the movies; an overlooked ugly duckling (a former gas station on the Sunset Strip) was picked out by an industry staple (Studio 54 co-founder Ian Schrager) and given the ultimate makeover, eventually becoming the talk of Los Angeles.
Across the 13-story, 190-room hotel, architect John Pawson has used a sleek and stylish combination of cedar, Italian marble flooring, and, for the hotel’s most mesmerizing feature, more than $1m of tropical plants to line the walls of the social areas. In this glitzy and buzzy corner of Beverly Hill, LA is truly at its best: Hollywood at your doorstep, while being an easy drive to the beaches of Santa Monica and Venice.