Club Double Room Graciously appointed in classical furnishings and plush textures worthy of the hotel’s lavish design, guestrooms at The Biltmore Los Angeles provide visitors with an elegant place to unwind after a busy day spent exploring the City of Angels.

Deluxe King Room Graciously appointed in classical furnishings and plush textures worthy of the hotel’s lavish design, guestrooms at The Biltmore Los Angeles provide visitors with an elegant place to unwind after a busy day spent exploring the City of Angels.

Executive King Room Graciously appointed in classical furnishings and plush textures worthy of the hotel’s lavish design, guestrooms at The Biltmore Los Angeles provide visitors with an elegant place to unwind after a busy day spent exploring the City of Angels.

Millennium Double Suite Graciously appointed in classical furnishings and plush textures worthy of the hotel’s lavish design, guestrooms at The Biltmore Los Angeles provide visitors with an elegant place to unwind after a busy day spent exploring the City of Angels.

Music Suite Graciously appointed in classical furnishings and plush textures worthy of the hotel’s lavish design, guestrooms at The Biltmore Los Angeles provide visitors with an elegant place to unwind after a busy day spent exploring the City of Angels.

Presidential Suite Graciously appointed in classical furnishings and plush textures worthy of the hotel’s lavish design, guestrooms at The Biltmore Los Angeles provide visitors with an elegant place to unwind after a busy day spent exploring the City of Angels.

Studio King Suite Graciously appointed in classical furnishings and plush textures worthy of the hotel’s lavish design, guestrooms at The Biltmore Los Angeles provide visitors with an elegant place to unwind after a busy day spent exploring the City of Angels.

Rendezvous Court Once the main lobby of The Biltmore Los Angeles, Rendezvous Court now serves as an elegant setting for all-day dining and afternoon tea, a hotel tradition since it was introduced to Angelinos in 1931.

Afternoon Tea At Rendezvous Court Although The Biltmore Los Angeles is also open for general dining, the main event is the traditional afternoon tea, which is held each Saturday and features a selection of delicate sandwiches, pastries, and custom-blended teas, many of which were curated from some of the hotel’s menus from the 1920s and 1930s.

Smeraldi's Restaurant Much of The Biltmore Los Angeles’s iconic design can be attributed to Italian-born artist John B. Smeraldi, who created the many Spanish and Italian Renaissance-inspired frescoes that swathe many of the hotel’s ceilings. Open for breakfast, Smeraldi’s Restaurant pays homage to his legacy and the artistic mark he left on The Biltmore Los Angeles.

Galleria Floral friezes evocative of those that graced the halls of ancient Pompeii bedeck the Galleria.

Entrance Archway Architecture enthusiasts will also note The Biltmore’s eye-catching fusion of Mediterranean Revival and Beaux-Arts styles, which nod to Los Angeles’s Hispanic roots and effortless sophistication.

Hotel Main Entrance Situated along Grand Avenue, not far from iconic destinations like the Museum of Contemporary Art, The Broad, Grand Central Market, and the GRAMMY Museum, The Biltmore Los Angeles is in the heart of the best that the city has to offer.

Hotel Lobby Admire the resplendent design of The Biltmore Los Angeles, which glitters with opulent details befitting its grand debut during the Golden Age of Hollywood.

The Biltmore Los Angeles During The 1960 Democratic National Convention The Democratic National Committee held its convention on-site in preparation of the presidential election later that year. After days of fierce debate, Senator John F. Kennedy’s team managed to win him the nomination for U.S. President.

Spencer Tracy And Bette Davis During The Academy Awards At The Biltmore Los Angeles The Biltmore Los Angeles hosted eight Academy Awards ceremonies throughout the Golden Age of Tinseltown, seeing icons like Bette Davis, Clarke Gable, Ginger Rogers, Jimmy Stewart, and Shirley Temple receive their career-defining Oscar statues.

Historical Street View Of The Hotel Architecture enthusiasts will note The Biltmore’s eye-catching fusion of Mediterranean Revival and Beaux-Arts styles, which nod to Los Angeles’s Hispanic roots and effortless sophistication.

Historical Street View Of The Hotel After months of construction, The Biltmore Los Angeles debuted to great acclaim. More than 9,000 people tried to reserve a spot at the hotel’s opening gala that autumn, with only a third receiving a voucher.

Founding Banquet Of The Academy Of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences In 1927 The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences hosted an Oscars gala within The Biltmore Los Angeles’ newly created ballroom, the “Sala de Oro.”

Biltmore Bowl The Biltmore Bowl ballroom was home to eight Oscars ceremonies throughout Hollywood’s golden era during the 1930s and 1940s.

Crystal Ballroom In 1927, the founding banquet of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences took place in the hotel’s lavish Crystal Ballroom.

Gold Room During Prohibition, a speakeasy was hidden behind expertly crafted walls in the hotel's Gold Room, attracting all sorts of interesting characters, including mobsters Bugsy Siegel and Al Capone.

Gallery Bar and Grill These luxuriant surroundings are an exuberant accompaniment to upscale bar bites and entrées like tuna tartare, steak frites, and elevated tacos stuffed with blackened swordfish or portobello mushrooms.