Four layouts, each keyed to a different Downtown vantage. Every room comes with a house line to the concierge desk, a record player on request, and a window worth waking up to.
A single oversized window over the historic theater district, walnut writing desk, and a headboard upholstered in the deep brick of a vintage marquee. Our entry room, built for one night or ten.
Named for the funicular two blocks downhill. A tiered layout with a reading nook set three steps above the sleeping area — the room's own small incline, with a view down toward the tracks.
Double exposure across two Downtown corridors, exposed concrete ceiling left as it was poured, and a soaking tub set beside the north-facing glass. Our most requested layout for a reason.
A separate sitting room, a private terrace facing the Harbor Freeway sunset, and the only in-room record player on property — paired with a full collection of vinyl chosen by our GM.
| Room | Size | Bed | Sleeps | View | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Broadway King | 320 sq ft | 1 King | 2 | Broadway | $329 |
| Angels Flight Room | 295 sq ft | 1 Queen | 2 | Bunker Hill | $289 |
| Corner Loft | 410 sq ft | 1 King | 3 | Corner, Dual | $419 |
| The Bunker Suite | 640 sq ft | 1 King | 3 | Full Skyline | $689 |