Built as a private club in 1926 and a stunning example of California Renaissance Revival architecture, Downtown L.A. Proper Hotel pays tribute to legendary designer Kelly Wearstler’s eye for detail. It’s a visual feast with surprising features to uncover, like hidden messages in the art and original monogrammed doorknobs. The hotel’s maximalist design nods to the city’s Spanish and Mexican influences — Abel Macias’ vibrant lobby mural sets the tone — while blending California contemporary design with vintage furnishings, rugs, tiles and fabrics from Turkey, Mexico and Morocco.
Although it carries an intimate vibe, the 147-room downtown L.A. hotel is flush with perks, including two popular restaurants, three sceney bars, a rooftop pool, fitness facilities and an elegant ballroom worthy of Greta Garbo. Simple and modern, each room boasts Aesop amenities, Parachute robes and unique configurations, furnishings and Mexican artwork — ensuring no two stays are alike.
Built as a private club in 1926 and a stunning example of California Renaissance Revival architecture, Downtown L.A. Proper Hotel pays tribute to legendary designer Kelly Wearstler’s eye for detail. It’s a visual feast with surprising features to ...