Chateau Marmont

We stopped by at CM for a cocktail at the bar before a benefit show at the laugh factory. From the music, to the service to the SMELL, it felt luxurious. Even though we stayed briefly, would say it was a highlight of the trip and a wonderful experience overall

We stayed one night in room 55 premiere one bedroom suite. What can i say very spacious and over looking the pool. Bedroom gorgeous living room and i love the original kitchen and original bathroom these are the things i love about the chateau. I was so surprised when i went on to the balcony it was huge i wasn’t expecting that we also had sun loungers on there,the view was amazing.The room was spotlessly clean. We had an evening meal and breakfast the food and service was amazing. The pool is heated i swam at 11.30 at night my favourite time to swim. The gardens are beautiful they always feels like a secret garden to me. This is our 5th time staying here over the last 13 years hopefully we will return.

I love that this trendy spot doesn't act pretentious. I love the location, and I love that the people who work there were some of the nicest we met in LA. This really is a super fun place and I would highly recommend it to anyone.

Great for spotting stars, GQ man of the year celebration took place last Thursday. The "pops" were out but we missed all the stars exiting the hotel

Snobby, Pricy, Rude, older place, be prepared to be mistreated unless you are a movie star! The staff is always looking around to see who is who and ignore the regular costumer despite the expensive prices of the hotel, bar and food. I think if they want to mistreat regular costumer, then they should just only accept reservations for the stars! Seriously I doubt even the stars would want to stay in this smelly older hotel!

Each room is unique. Nothing matches. Everything feels like it has a story to tell. Legendary in terms of old Hollywood chic, and dripping A-Listers coming to hang out, the Chateau Marmont is a quirky elite hotel for those who want a place that feels more like (a very nice) home than a luxe hotel. The restaurant stresses local produce, strong preparation and elegant service. It is French-leaning classic cuisine, but with a strong overlay of California fruit/vegetable/fish. The room service menu mirrors the restaurant, and the slightly more laidback pool service is delicious. And that pool is an incredible place to spend time. Smallish, the chaise. lounges and small sofas suggest languishing while waiting for the big deal to come through. Indulgence is encouraged; the frose alone is worth the afternoon lost, For those who can afford the Cabanas, they are the best of the California Joan Didion celebrated in THE WHITE ALBUM. White washed, shabby chic, full of light, they sprawl and ramble -- and foment creativity without being obvious. Yes, the bar scene is terrific. The living room off the check-in area is equal parts Morocco, your rich grandparents' home and Keith Richards' '70s aesthetics. With a staff who aims to help, it's worth the splurge.