The Frank rooms are adorned in deep blues and charcoals, and offer an airy space of understated luxury. Contemporary details are fused with geometric patterns and sumptuous velvet upholstery that nod to a bygone era.

From the moment you step out of the elevators, you’ll know you’ve entered the Kravitz Design floor. And if you’re looking for the easiest way to get here, you’ll want to meet Yves, the starting point of these intriguing rooms and suites.

The spacious Andy Rooms — the biggest we’ve got unless you opt for a Suite — are fit for the tasteful traveler who likes to unwind in a space of laid-back sophistication.

Want to step things up a bit? Expand your horizons and add a little outdoor space to one of our intimate rooms. Step out onto your private terrace to soak up the inspired urban energy of the bustling entertainment district.

These chic rooms with two Queens are the most comfortable way to experience “the sharing economy,” Bisha-style. Adorned in deep blues and charcoals, The Premium Queen Rooms offer an airy space of understated luxury.

The Stells is a refined playground for the most curious and discerning travelers. Embellished with plush velvet seating, pops of metal and sleek black marble-lined bathrooms, this suite is unafraid to flaunt what its got.

With a fully furnished private patio, pops of metal and sleek black marble-lined bathrooms, The Marilyn is unafraid to flaunt what it's got.

Soulfully designed with a feel of sultry refinement, The Olivia embodies what it means to be desired. Every inch is thoughtfully laid out with earthy tones and rich wood.

It’s time to wow. Settle into nearly 900 square feet of alluring Kravitz-appointed design, complete with a black oak-lined entryway, metallic subtleties and a grand terrace to enjoy crisp morning views and an invigorating hot Nespresso.

The coveted Bisha Suite is a stunner, at 2,000 square feet, laid out over two luxurious floors. This is the one to be envied; there's no other like it in the hotel, if not the city.

Bisha elevates the idea of “entry-level rooms” to an artful new reality. These stylish rooms are decked head to toe in tactile surfaces and sophisticated patterns. Think lacquered wood, crushed velvet, and a cushy geometric carpet that summons a 1970s nostalgia.

The Frank rooms are adorned in deep blues and charcoals, and offer an airy space of understated luxury. Contemporary details are fused with geometric patterns and sumptuous velvet upholstery that nod to a bygone era.

From the moment you step out of the elevators, you’ll know you’ve entered the Kravitz Design floor. And if you’re looking for the easiest way to get here, you’ll want to meet Yves, the starting point of these intriguing rooms and suites.

The Stella is a refined playground for the most curious and discerning travelers. Embellished with plush velvet seating, pops of metal, and sleek black marble-lined bathrooms, this suite is unafraid to flaunt what its got.