Le Parc at Melrose
Design-forward West Hollywood boutique with residential-apartment comfort, art-inspired décor, and a rooftop scene that punches above the hotel's quiet street-level exterior.
Book direct as a member and you unlock up to 25% off plus complimentary valet — the $70/night parking otherwise stings
Why It Matters
Every room is a genuine suite — no standard hotel rooms here. The entry-level Deluxe King starts at 550 sq ft and goes up to 1,000 sq ft for the One Bedroom Residence. Managed by Springboard Hospitality and part of the Curator Hotel & Resort Collection, it's the kind of WeHo address where designers, musicians, and industry folks return repeatedly. Look for the rooftop tennis court with city views — a rare find in this part of LA.
Le Parc at Melrose is an all-suite boutique hotel on a tree-lined residential street in West Hollywood, sitting between Santa Monica Boulevard and Melrose Avenue. All 154 suites start at 550 square feet — think apartment-sized rooms with actual fireplaces, kitchenettes, private balconies, and record players. The rooftop Skydeck has a heated pool, lighted tennis and pickleball courts, private cabanas, and a bar with Hollywood Hills views. A recent renovation brought a bold 'LOVE' mural by artist Scott Hile to the exterior, cementing the hotel's art-forward identity in one of LA's most design-conscious neighborhoods.
Where You'll Stay
6 room types available
Deluxe King Suite
The entry-level suite and it's already a proper apartment. A king bed on a raised step-up platform, separate living area with sleeper sofa, full kitchenette with mini fridge and Keurig, two 55-inch TVs, fireplace, and a private balcony. Record player included.
King
One Bedroom Residence
The biggest room on the property at 1,000 sq ft — one of the largest suites in West Hollywood. Corner location with designer details throughout, a fully separate bedroom with king bed and its own TV, plus a living room with sleeper sofa, fireplace, full kitchenette, and a private balcony. Genuinely feels like a short-term rental rather than a hotel room.
KingPremier King Suite
Steps up from the Deluxe with an added dining area, making it feel more like a proper apartment layout. King bed on the step-up platform, sleeper sofa, furnished balcony, mini fridge, Keurig, and two 55-inch TVs. Good mid-tier option if you're cooking in.
KingPremier Two Queen Suite
Newly renovated and the go-to for groups or families who want separate sleeping spaces. Two queen beds on a step-up platform, sleeper sofa, fireplace, balcony, full kitchenette, and two 55-inch TVs. Comfortable without feeling cramped.
Two Queens
Signature King Suite
Same footprint as the Premier King but located on the top floor — meaning better city and Hollywood Hills views from the balcony. Kitchenette, separate living area, sleeper sofa, fireplace, two 55-inch TVs. Worth the ask if you're around the same price point.
KingSignature Two Queen Suite
Top-floor version of the Premier Two Queen with the added bonus of Hollywood views. Newly renovated with two queen beds, sleeper sofa, fireplace, balcony, and full kitchenette. The go-to for groups who want height and the best sightlines on the property.
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Eat & Drink
2 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
24-hour fitness center with a Peloton bike included as part of the nightly amenity fee. Standard cardio and strength equipment.
Yoga classes offered on the rooftop Skydeck on selected days. Included in the nightly amenity fee.
Complimentary bike use included in the nightly amenity fee — useful for cruising Santa Monica Boulevard or Melrose Avenue.
The Skydeck spans three separate deck areas with a heated outdoor pool, private cabanas (surcharge), chaise lounges, and a fully stocked poolside bar. Open 7 AM to 11 PM. Small but well-designed, with Hollywood Hills views.
A lighted rooftop tennis court that doubles as a pickleball court — rare for a boutique hotel in this part of LA. The hotel provides rackets. Views of the Hollywood Hills from the court are a solid bonus.
A nightly happy hour (wine hour) included in the $40+tax amenity fee. A proper reason to linger before heading out for the night.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
24-hour business center with printing and copying services. Included in the amenity fee. Boardroom seats up to 25 with a 75-inch TV.
High-speed premium Wi-Fi included in the nightly amenity fee.
Daily morning coffee service included in the $40+tax nightly amenity fee.
All suites feature in-room fireplaces — an unusual amenity for a West Hollywood hotel at this price point.
Each suite has its own record player — a genuine differentiator that matches the hotel's art-and-music-forward identity.
Every suite includes a kitchenette with microwave, refrigerator, and Keurig coffee maker.
All suites include private furnished balconies.
Luxury MALIN+GOETZ personal bath products in all suites, along with guest robes and hairdryers.
Electric vehicle charging included in the nightly $40+tax amenity fee.
Valet-only overnight parking at $70 per vehicle per night. No self-parking on-site.
Dogs welcome — up to two dogs, each up to 50 lbs, with a one-time $150 pet fee per stay.
Three-deck rooftop pool area with heated pool, private cabanas, chaise lounges, and sunscreen bar. Open 7 AM–11 PM.
Luggage storage available for guests, included in the amenity fee.
24-hour guest laundry and dry cleaning services available.
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