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W Hotels-Los Angeles Westwood   

930 Hilgard Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90024
310-208-8765
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Rating: 3 out of 5  (2 Ratings)   Read Reviews (2)    Rate and Write a Review

The ScenePart of the W Hotels chain of boutique properties, this all-suite urban oasis nestled in Westwood Village was designed to cater to savvy businesspeople tired of sterile accommodations. But a bustling restaurant-bar scene and the aura of an "in spot" have lured hipsters to the former Westwood Marquis as well.The DetailsRenovated in summer 2007 by acclaimed interior designer Thom Filicia, the hotel's dramatic open spaces and sleek natural materials are offset with whimsical touches that make for equal parts sophistication and fun. Fiber-optically lit mini-waterfalls trickle down frosted glass risers on the entrance stairs, while briefcases and businessmen pop out of giant hallway photos. Inside the rooms, mirrors and pictures lean against walls rather than hang, while beds boast pillow-top mattresses and more down than a duck.

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waitinghr
Review rating 5 out of 5
The only place I will stay!
By waitinghr on 05/13/2002
Beautiful - comfortable - luxury at it's best. I recommend the W hotel chain (www.whotels.com) highly. It is a little more expensive, but you are treated great and the beds are VERY comfortable. Everyone ( from the front desk to the reservations staff) are the most helpful and pleasant people around. They MADE my vacation!
bharvey27
Review rating 2 out of 5
'W'hat's Hot
By bharvey27 on 04/23/2000
A friend of mine (who is also the head of Security at W) recently implored me to visit LA's newest hot spot. The W Bar, located in the lobby of the Westwood Marquis has all of the components of a classic nightclub. It has the beautiful women, men with fast cars and a selective door policy. On the night I went, the wait reached one hour and forty-five minutes at its peak. So, will the W make it? If the bar's sisters in San Francisco and New York are any indication, this place has it made. But there is something missing at the LA location. It certainly isn't attitude. Nor is it high prices (in fact, I noticed the bar had a sliding scale- what cost you $5 the first time might cost you $6.50 the next). And a long wait for drinks isn't absent, either. To be fair, the bar was understaffed on the night I went. The official opening wasn't scheduled until mid-April, but the public was allowed to come for several weeks prior as a sort of sneak preview. Nevertheless, management could have foreseen large crowds and the need for more staff. What, then, is the missing element? I think there is certain emptiness to the place although it's packed to the rafters. The bar has no soul, yet it tries to trick you into believing it does. The music is entirely too loud for a venue that has no dance floor. And the bleached out 1980's castoffs look comically too old to be taking a stab at past glory. Finally, the location is just not hip enough. As I stood on the smoking patio, I couldn't help but notice that I was peering into what looked like a Depression-era tenement just five feet from the bar. Overall, I predict that W will have a glorious run. Unfortunately for the promoters, the run will be short lived.