Opened in 1923, the 683-room historic Biltmore Hotel was designed by famed New York architectural firm Schultze and Weaver and features... more »
Opened in 1923, the 683-room historic Biltmore Hotel was designed by famed New York architectural firm Schultze and Weaver and features Spanish-Italian Renaissance interiors including stunning hand-painted ceilings. It's rich history encompasses everything from the legendary Academy Awards of the 1930?s to some of the 20th century?s most important political and social events. A longtime symbol of elegance and luxury, the Millennium Biltmore Hotel continues to be the ?Host of the Coast? for celebrities, dignitaries and world travelers alike. Amenities include 4 bars and restaurants, indoor pool and Health Club, Club Level rooms, high-speed and wireless Internet access and a central downtown location close to entertainment, fine dining, museums and theatres.
Official Hotel Information
A historic landmark, the Millennium Biltmore Hotel, Los Angeles has been home to presidents, kings and Hollywood celebrities since it opened in 1923. The hotel's central location in downtown's business district provides an inner-city retreat for your group's attendees. A full array of concierge services, health club facilities and business services are offered in the old-world charm andand elegance of great European hotels.
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This hotel is quite a historic landmark, and has been home to presidents, kings and Hollywood celebrities since it opened in 1923. It's in a central location in downtown Los Angeles so its close to many of the major attractions. The rooms are comfortable and clean although due to the age of the building, it can be noisy and some of the rooms are fairly small. There's a wide range of health club facilities and business services aswell as a full array of concierge services. The lobby here is impressive and serves a good afternoon tea. The staff here are polite and helpful.
skoosh.com
Location. The historic Millennium Biltmore Hotel Los Angeles is located in the financial district in Los Angeles, Calif. four blocks from the Performing Arts Center and one mile from the Los Angeles Convention Center and Staples Center. The hotel is within walking distance of the historic theater district three blocks away. Hotel Features. Hand-painted ceiling frescoes created by Italian artist Giovanni Smeraldi are showcased in the Millennium Biltmore Hotel Los Angeles' lobby. The hotel's Smeraldi's Restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner in an atmosphere of hand-painted murals. This restaurant's specialty is northern Italian and California cuisine. Sai Sai offers traditional Japanese dishes in a contemporary setting. The ornate, rococo-style Rendezvous Court serves light lunches, afternoon tea and cocktails. The Cognac Room offers fine wines and liqueurs in an aristocratic setting. The hotel's Art Deco indoor pool is adorned with the original blue-and-ivory tiles. The adjacent fitness club features a sauna, a steam room, a whirlpool and offers massage facilities. Comprehensive business amenities include a 24-hour business center with computers, printers, photocopy and fax machines, high-speed Internet access and 70,000 square feet of meeting space. Guestrooms. The 11-story Millennium Biltmore Hotel Los Angeles features guestrooms with French shutters and cream, ivory and saffron color schemes. High-speed Internet access, data ports and satellite television are provided. Coffeemakers are included. Expert Tip. The Millennium Biltmore Los Angeles served as John F. Kennedy's campaign headquarters and in 1964, the Beatles landed on the rooftop via helicopter. Visit the hotel's concierge desk to obtain copies of the amazing history that has taken place within the Millennium's walls. The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out. Valet parking: US$40 per night, . The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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The room was quiet and I got a peaceful
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Posted Nov 28, 2007
Good
The room was quiet and I got a peaceful nights rest. It is an old hotel so the walls are thick and you cannot hear outside noises.The only parking option is valet at $32 per night. In my opinion, this was not a 4-Star Hotel. The beds were not very...
38 year old male with a moderate budget, traveling for leisure
I got a good deal from the web so I booked one night on a thanksgiving week. First of all, parking is $35 dollar. So during the check-in I told them that I would like to park at the other parking lot (there is parking deck next to the hotel and they charge $14 a night). When I got my car back, my car was damaged, I complain to the front desk, they told me that parking is contracted out to other company and they told me to work with parking manager. They refused to give me their insurance information until I called the police. They finally gave me the insurance number but until today, no one called me back. I cannot believe this hotel is still in business. Please don't stay at this hotel.
The lobby was beautiful.The lighting in
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Posted Nov 26, 2007
Good
The lobby was beautiful.The lighting in the room was not great. Staff was lovely but the rooms were not as good. The lighting was bad and the beds were not that comfortable.
The lobby and main hallways are
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Posted Nov 22, 2007
Okay
The lobby and main hallways are beautiful.The actual rooms are plain and bathroom rundown. Old hotel in heart of Downtown Los Angeles. Main floor is completely gorgeous. Ornate ceilings and warm nostalgic vibe. After you get off the elevator to the...
Big room, nice looking lobby and
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Posted Nov 21, 2007
Mediocre
Big room, nice looking lobby and reception area.Very run down room, old, falling apart furniture, broker shower, tiny TV. Parking is a rip off! Also, for a big room the TV was too small and too far. The dresser in which the TV was located looked...
Historic location, retaining certain
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Posted Nov 18, 2007
Good
Historic location, retaining certain unique charm.Rooms too small as you bump head against TV door when crossing the room. Biltmore has a long Downtown LA history and retains a certain charm associated with the glory days of 1920's 30's 40's, unlike ...
The public spaces and the convenient
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Posted Nov 17, 2007
Okay
The public spaces and the convenient location.Room size, room d�cor. Small room very dated. Horrible shower. Disappointing since the hotel looks wonderful and fancy when first entering.
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