Scores of new hotels are springing up all over Los Angeles - from a five-star luxury resort, a cutting edge boutique hotel to a renovated historic building and much more. Here’s a look at L.A.’s new hotel properties slated to open in 2017.
Choice Hotels International’s upscale Cambria badge will enter the Los Angeles area with the opening of Cambria El Segundo LAX. Slated to open October 2016, the hotel will be developed by Fillmore Hospitality and feature 152 rooms and a bistro called Social Circle. The hotel will be located about two miles south of Los Angeles International Airport.
Hilton Worldwide’s Hampton Inn & Suites Santa Monica will have 143 rooms. The hotel will be near the intersection of Colorado Avenue and Fifth Street, about four blocks east of the historic Santa Monica Pier. It's set to open Winter of 2017.
The West Coast’s first Dream Hotel will debut in the heart of Hollywood on Selma and Cahuenga in the early 2017. Designed by the award winning Rockwell Group, the 10-story boutique luxury Dream Hollywood Hotel will feature 182 hyper-chic rooms and suites, unique-to-market dining experiences and a rooftop pool and lounge.
Sydell Group will introduce the Freehand Hotel and Hostel in Early 2017 after transforming the 1924 Commercial Exchange Building in Downtown L.A.’s Historic Core. The 13-story building will boast 200 rooms, ranging from traditional accommodations to high-design hostels (or “poshtels”) with up to eight beds. The hotel will also feature a lobby living room, retail, restaurant and bar offerings in addition to a rooftop pool and lounge.
The James Hotel brand will arrive to the Los Angeles area in early 2017, where it will be situated in the heart of the iconic Sunset Strip at the southeast corner of Sunset and La Cienega Boulevards in West Hollywood. The James Los Angeles – West Hollywood will be the first new ground-up hotel in the area in approximately 30 years, and will be comprised of two 10-story towers with 286 rooms, two restaurants, rooftop and lobby bars and approximately 10,000 square feet of meeting space.
Celebrity chef Nobu Matsuhisa is taking over the old Casa Malibu and repurposing it as a ryokan, or traditional Japanese inn. The beachfront property, which is owned by tech magnate Larry Ellison, will have 18 rooms when it opens in February 2017.
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