The Hollywood Roosevelt
HospitalityCalifornia, United States51-200 Employees
The Hollywood Roosevelt is a historic hotel located on Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles, California. The property comprises 300 rooms, including a main tower of 240 rooms and 60 bungalows, many overlooking a pool painted by David Hockney and framed by palm trees. Its 1927 Spanish Colonial Revival architecture is recognized by the Historical Preservation Board, anchoring its place in Hollywood's physical and cultural landscape. The hotel serves travelers seeking a combination of classic design and contemporary comfort in an urban setting, with accommodations ranging from traditional rooms to bungalow options. The property has a long history, opening in 1927 and hosting the first Academy Awards dinner in 1929, embedding it in Hollywood lore. In May 2026, reporting indicated the hotel closed its offices and a popular on-site hamburger venue announced its closure, marking a notable operational update.