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The Standard, Downtown LA
550 South Flower at 6th Street, 90071 Los Angeles (CA)
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| Stunning design hotel, art installations, trendy rooftop bar with pool, and restaurant. Trendy, cutting-edge design and plenty of unexpected twists sum up this design hotel set in the midst of bustling LA. The rooms of this hotel all have elevated platform beds, mood lighting, oversize down pillows and duvets, complimentary iPod docking, DVD and plasma screen. Nightly DJs, excellent food and special events have established the Rooftop Bar as one of the most coveted nightlife spots in LA. |
Rooms: 207
The Restaurant at The Standard, Downtown LA is a California brasserie that serves New American cuisine 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The vibrant interior features yellow booths and a diner style counter, as well as an outdoor patio that seats 62 adjacent to a flaming water fountain. For fine dining, Los Angeles once ranked among the world’s big city bargains, with stiff competition keeping a lid on costs at many upscale establishments. But waves of visitors from far-flung corners accustomed to higher prices have spawned significant cost creep on L.A. menus. Fortunately, first-class ethnic restaurants in abundant supply remain suitable for tighter budgets. Los Angeles also has a reputation for catapulting its top chefs like Wolfgang Puck onto the international culinary stage, assuring that innovation remains a standard on local menus. As a culinary melting pot, items from persimmons and wasabi are no longer limited to the ethnic or fusion cuisine scene. For that matter, just “going out for Mexican in L.A.” often leads to consideration of which region to choose -- Oaxacan to Yucatan. Reservations are recommended at most high-end restaurants. Some dining enclaves allow smoking at outdoor tables.
Sprawling Los Angeles defies easy shopping categorization, yet be assured that options abound for virtually any taste ... from classic splendor to ever-so-trendy or undeniably tacky. Beverly Hills’ Rodeo Drive, especially between Wilshire and Santa Monica boulevards, ranks among leading shopping promenades worldwide with the likes of Armani, Van Cleef & Arpels, and Bijan, the latter by appointment only for $15,000 men’s suits and $50 socks. On Burton Way, Beverly Hills’ Lily et Cie, widely regarded as the nation’s premier vintage clothing shop, sparkles with Galanos gowns, Channel cocktail suits, and Judith Leiber bags. On Hollywood Boulevard, Fredericks of Hollywood’s original store stands out with bra enhancers, loads of marabou-embellished negligees and mules, merry widows, garter belts, and other provocations showcased out front, with a Lingerie Museum in back.
Upon check-in photo identification and credit card is required. All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges. Pet fee is 100 USD per pet.