Hotel FigueroaHotel Figueroa Los AngelesThe Hotel Figueroa is special and unlike any other hotel in Los Angeles. It's best described with these few sentences that have appeared in the Los Angeles Times:
Hotel Figueroa is located directly across the street from Staples Center, L.A. Live/Nokia Theatre and Club Nokia. If you want to see how it looks, visit their website here.
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Hotel Figueroa |
Casablanca collides with ancient Arabia at the lush watering hole in
ravishing garden setting overrun with boungainvillea, spiny cactus and succulents. Just a basketball's
throw from Staples Center, the hotel Figueroa opened in 1925 as a YWCA and turned into a hotel after the
Depression. Oodles of celebrities frequent the place for pre- and post-concert parties, fashion shows and
the like, but no one at the hotel crows about it, which is why the place has come to epitomize the
ultimate in laid-back - even self-effacing - style. The ornately tiled bar with its flickering candles,
well-worn wooden stools and tranquil blue pool are the perfect place to enjoy a mojito with fresh muddled
lime. - Los Angeles Times