Ace Hotel in LA

// The Lobby and downstairs bar //

// The room //

// The Rooftop bar and swimming pool //

// The view //

This hotel has everything going for it - unique settings, great service, attracts friendly and easy going guests, great location and a perfect rooftop terrace. The terrace has become my go-t to place since being in LA. If you get there early (around 11am) on the weekend then you can grab a great stop that will be in the sun all day. The place will remain calm to about 3pm, then it becomes a great place to do some serious people watching. 

During our stay there, the staff was extremely helpful and kind. I would only argue that the price is somewhat over-priced for what they are actually service ( not in terms of the quality or quantity but rather the dishes are fairly simple). 

Where
Ace Hotel in Downtown LA
929 South Broadway,
Los Angeles
CA 90015 

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Downtown LA

When in LA don't forget to look up - it's where it il all happening. Remember, the amazing rooftop terrace at the Ace Hotel; it could have easily been missed.

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Rooftop swimming pool

Just like most things in LA, you could easily walk right by the amazing Ace hotel and not even know there is a stunning rooftop terrace with one of the most amazing views of downtown LA - 13-story high. Then again, that is probably what they want and is part of the thrill of finding the place.

The Ace hotel in downtown LA has the same vibe as the Ace hotel in London (at the heart of Shoreditch) but still very unique. Hidden in a corner there is a little lift that will take you all the way to the top of the building - and there, the perfect little hiding place for a drink, a quiet meeting, a quick bite to eat or a dip in the pool.

Not only is the view stunning, the people are kind, the decor is beautiful but the food is also very good. Don't go there for a big lunch but rather go there for a bite to eat to keep you going. I would recommend their flatbreads which I found both full of taste and filling enough.

The actual building itself is both impressive inside and out. It was originally built as the United Artists Building and later known as the Texaco Building. Apparently, it was the tallest building in the city for one year after its completion in 1927, and was the tallest privately owned structure in Los Angeles until 1956. 

Where
Ace Hotel in Downtown LA
929 South Broadway,
Los Angeles
CA 90015 

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* All pictures were taken with the Olympus Pen E-PL7