Hotel Indigo Downtown, Los Angeles
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“This freshly minted, 350-room property celebrates Downtown’s colorful backstory: wagon-shaped lobby lights pay tribute to the Fiesta de Las Flores, blown-up paparazzi shots around the elevators nod to vaudeville and early movie days.”
What guests liked
- Clean rooms
- Friendly staff
- Free Wifi
- Top location
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
At Hotel Indigo Los Angeles Downtown, you’ll experience the city’s thriving creativity, urban vibe and unique multiculturalism both inside and out. As one of four towers central to downtown’s new Metropolis development, we offer convenient access to a variety of entertainment, dining and shopping options, including the iconic L.A. Live complex, Staples Center and The Jewelry District.
The lobby’s touchscreen neighborhood guide makes discovering local hot spots and upcoming events a breeze. Throughout the hotel, you’ll find décor with floral accents that recall La Fiesta de las Flores, an event that has showcased the city’s international melting pot since 1894.
With neon lights that mirror world-famous L.A. nightlife, 18 Social features sweeping views of the dazzling lights that illuminate Los Angeles every night. In your room, cityscapes fill the walls, while our spa-style bathrooms were inspired by pre-Hollywood glamour and the jewelry that accessorized Golden Age cinema.
No other hotel in Los Angeles provides such an immersive experience.
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