Marriott opens mega (double) hotel in Downtown Los Angeles, rooms with Crypto Arena view
If you are an NBA fan and dream of going to see a Lakers game, or Clippers game in [...]
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If you are an NBA fan and dream of going to see a Lakers game, or Clippers game depending on your faith, you can now sleep in a hotel room with an arena view.
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The skyscraper is at the corner of South Figuero and Pico Street, the hotel's location is perfect for visiting Crypto.com Arena, home of the Los Angeles Kings, Los Angeles Lakers, Los Angeles Clippers and Los Angeles Sparks, as well as the Los Angeles Convention Center.
If you are an American Express Platinum holder. remember you have access to an exclusive lounge inside the arena and you will be able to drink for free and also enjoy a killer view of the field.
One Moxy and one AC Hotel for more than 700 rooms
Two new hotels in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles will open their doors tomorrow, April 12, in a city in ruins DTLA is definitely the area that is changing its skin the most in recent years, with the advent of many skyscrapers destined to change the skyline of the City of Angels and an improvement on the previous condition.
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The new hotels, will be located in the same 37-story skyscraper.
"The combination of Moxy and AC Hotels allows guests to make the most of their stay by experiencing two very distinct personalities," said Matthew Boettcher, vice president and global brand leader of select distinctive brands at Marriott International.
This is what you can expect from a stay at one of the 2 brand new Marriott hotels in Los Angeles.
The new Moxy Downtown Los Angeles and AC Hotel Downtown Los Angeles are designed for more than just a place to sleep. Starting with the 12 restaurants that will be housed in the two facilities, meeting rooms, offices, and private residences.
The heart of the project will be Level 8, or the connecting plate that will also house many of the public spaces of the two facilities. The Moxy will be slightly larger, also accomplice to a smaller square footage of rooms, will have 380 rooms while it will be "only" 347 at the AC Hotel.
"By integrating the 2 hotels, plus Level 8, into a single building, we are creating a myriad of experiences never before offered in Los Angeles and keeping everything affordable," said Mitchell Hochberg, president of real estate developer Lightstone who was responsible for 6 other Moxies in New York and South Beach.
Los Angeles is anything but cheap, of course sometimes you happen to find discounted prices as when you I reserved the new (and beautiful) Conrad at one-third of its regular price, but sleeping in these two hotels will cost an average of 200$, during conventions and big games even triple, while the price using Bonvoy points starts at 33,000 for the AC and 40,000 for the Moxy.
