Think Hollywood and you think hip, and that's exactly what the W Hollywood is all about with chic décor, cool furnishings and funky style at every turn. The stylish rooftop pool deck is the place to people watch, or settle down at Station Hollywood and enjoy hit movies on the big screen. The hotel's signature restaurant, Delphine, serves up sumptuous French bistro cuisine and after, head to The Living Rooms or Drai's on the rooftop for some impressive bartender service. If 'R and R' is more your thing, you'll be pleased to know there's a full service spa onsite as well - Bliss by name and bliss by nature!
Fantastic location in the heart of the action on Hollywood and Vine
Sit back and enjoy big screen movies at Station Hollywood
Cool off day or night at the iconic WET® Deck
Escape to a La-La Land of tension-taming facilities at the Bliss Spa
Vintage Hollywood meets modern Technicolor at this sylish Californian hotel
Approx 1 hour from Los Angeles International Airport
Find your favourite Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
Visit Universal Studios Hollywood
1869 Reviews
71% of travellers recommended this hotel
Traveller ratings
Excellent
756
Very Good
550
Average
290
Poor
143
Terrible
130
What to Expect
Location
Sleep Quality
Rooms
Service
Value
Cleanliness
Reviews
May 19, 2018
Propose to my beautiful girlfriend
I chose the W Hollywood to propose to my beautiful girlfriend and It was Chris Nelson W Insider who helped me with an AMAZING spot on the patio outside around the bar and fire pit Thanks Chris your #1
May 19, 2018
Skeevy People, Tacky Decor, Bad Beds
Stamford, Connecticut
Platform bed offered no support and left me with major back pain. Hotel room was decorated like I'd imagine a brothel would be. Lobby was filled with low rent "party people." Arrived around 9pm and had to wait to be checked-in for an inordinately long time. The pictures posted show how disappointed I was when I checked in - I sent these photos to friends with captions about the decor.
May 04, 2018
Lots of little annoyances, and too many loud people in the hallways.
Providence, Rhode Island
My stay was not satisfying. There were no significant concerns or issues except noise, but lots of little problems and annoyances that added up. I will stay elsewhere next time.
When I checked-in the front-door staff were extremely helpful and pleasant. This is a beautiful building, with a very cool “Great Room”, but it was deserted at 10pm on a Tuesday evening. I somehow thought there would at least be a lobby bar still going. In fact, I found that the hotel seemed deserted or at least mostly quite throughout my 2-night stay. It was a shame, because W hotels usually have a great vibe and lots of energy and activity. Instead this one was sleepy on the days I was there. But ironically my fellow guests were quite inconsiderate late at night. More on that later.
My first annoyance was at check-in when the agent was unable to upgrade me as a perk of my status, because the hotel was nearly sold-out. I was very surprised to hear that considering that I never saw another guest at all that evening. I asked where everyone was, and the agent replied that they were all up in their rooms ordering room service. Then I was asked to sign a document that had me agree to not cause trouble or disturb the other guests. For instance, this document reminded me that I can’t have parties in my room, can’t have a lot of guests in my room, can’t behave like a rockstar and trash the room, etc. Apparently this is a problem. Now I was worried. Maybe it wasn’t going to be as quiet as it seemed…
When I got to my room, it was fine, but closer to the elevators than I’d like, and on a lower floor than I’d like (that was the best they had for my rate). The clock in the room was set to the wrong time, and the light in the entry to the room didn’t work. I’m used to W hotels having lots of extravagant minibar items for sale, but it’s getting rather out of hand. I could have made a $55 mixed drink with the featured mixers on the counter just as I walked in. There were six $5 bottles of water sprinkled around the room. It felt as though they were trying to entrap me with so much temptation. The towels in the bath smell of disinfectant, like they’re washed at a hospital laundry, and the fancy artwork hanging on the walls is covered in dust. The rest of the room was clean and pleasant, but I couldn’t get over the dust on the artwork.
On the bright side, the internet worked well and was fast enough. The bath has a nice illuminated magnifying mirror. There were plenty of power outlets and the lighting was good (when it worked). The bed was nothing special, but fine. There’s a pleasant window seat if you want to look out at the construction site across the street. The bathroom was nicely appointed, although they were stingy with only one bar of soap. The above mentioned towels were a bit small for this caliber of hotel. The water pressure in the shower was “very ecological” (weak, but acceptable).
After my first night, I called to have the light fixed, but when I dialed 0 to talk to “Whatever Whenever”, I got a busy signal (“Nothing Never.”) So I walked down to the front desk and requested that the light be fixed, and I also asked for an extra blanket as the room did not have a spare one.
When I returned the next evening, the room had been serviced, but the light had not been fixed, and I did not have a spare blanket (Nothing Never worked as planned). I called Whatever Whenever and the person on the other line seemed to be having a conversation with someone else when she answered the phone (Something Sometimes?) I waited and eventually she addressed me and I asked her for help with the light and the blanket. She interrupted me a few times to continue her conversation with the other person there in the noisy room she was in. I had to repeat myself a couple times because she really wasn’t paying attention to me. But an engineer arrived very promptly to fix the light followed shortly with the blanket. The engineer and housekeeper were extremely friendly and efficient. But the blanket was pathetic. It was only “double size” for the King size bed in the room, and it was old and worn, with some stains on it. It probably had been washed, but I was really disgusted with it. A replacement blanket was just as small, old, and worn, but at least it didn’t have any stains, and seemed to be clean.
The lobby bar was closed again on my second night when I walked through the lobby at about 5:30pm, but the outdoor bar was open. It was 52 degrees, and they didn’t have heaters. Clearly they’re pushing the guests to use the $55 cocktail mixers in the guest rooms.
In the end I was awoken both nights at several different times by very loud people in the hallway outside my room as they were returning from partying. That explained the document I signed when I checked-in.
I checked out at about 4am, but the nice lady at the front desk couldn’t give me a printed receipt as the computer was busy. It was emailed to me later that morning.
I’d like to think I’m a fairly “low maintenance” guest, and any of these annoyances (except being woken up) would not be worth mentioning on their own. But in aggregate, it paints a picture of a hotel that I recommend you not select.
May 03, 2018
Noisy weekend but quiet week in a nice room
Melbourne, Australia
We arrived Sunday night around 10pm to a very loud party in the bar and courtyard area. We stayed on level 7, facing the internal courtyard. First night found it hard to sleep until the party noise stopped. Remaining nights were very quiet. Room was lovely; large in size with king bed, desk, nice place to lie by the window.
Fridge is so packed with items to buy it was hard to fit a couple items from Trader Joe's which is a handy few minutes away. While I understand it may be nice to have a variety of items to purchase, found the bottled water by the bed and in the bathroom for purchase a bit over the top - could have just been centralised in one spot. Location quite good and they have created a unique atmosphere/vibe with furnishing etc which makes this place unique. Would come back for a weekday stay.
Oh, and weirdly there was no kettle or tea in the room. Call reception to request a kettle!
May 02, 2018
Nice quiet rooms
Geraldton, Australia
Not the most expensive, but great location , on Hollywood Blvd which is nice and above the Hollywood and Vine Subway station, rooms are great beds are nice, sadly some of the staff are a bit up themselves.
1869 Reviews
71% of travellers recommended this hotel
Traveller ratings
Excellent
756
Very Good
550
Average
290
Poor
143
Terrible
130
What to Expect
Location
Sleep Quality
Rooms
Service
Value
Cleanliness
Reviews
May 19, 2018
Propose to my beautiful girlfriend
I chose the W Hollywood to propose to my beautiful girlfriend and It was Chris Nelson W Insider who helped me with an AMAZING spot on the patio outside around the bar and fire pit Thanks Chris your #1
May 19, 2018
Skeevy People, Tacky Decor, Bad Beds
Stamford, Connecticut
Platform bed offered no support and left me with major back pain. Hotel room was decorated like I'd imagine a brothel would be. Lobby was filled with low rent "party people." Arrived around 9pm and had to wait to be checked-in for an inordinately long time. The pictures posted show how disappointed I was when I checked in - I sent these photos to friends with captions about the decor.
May 04, 2018
Lots of little annoyances, and too many loud people in the hallways.
Providence, Rhode Island
My stay was not satisfying. There were no significant concerns or issues except noise, but lots of little problems and annoyances that added up. I will stay elsewhere next time.
When I checked-in the front-door staff were extremely helpful and pleasant. This is a beautiful building, with a very cool “Great Room”, but it was deserted at 10pm on a Tuesday evening. I somehow thought there would at least be a lobby bar still going. In fact, I found that the hotel seemed deserted or at least mostly quite throughout my 2-night stay. It was a shame, because W hotels usually have a great vibe and lots of energy and activity. Instead this one was sleepy on the days I was there. But ironically my fellow guests were quite inconsiderate late at night. More on that later.
My first annoyance was at check-in when the agent was unable to upgrade me as a perk of my status, because the hotel was nearly sold-out. I was very surprised to hear that considering that I never saw another guest at all that evening. I asked where everyone was, and the agent replied that they were all up in their rooms ordering room service. Then I was asked to sign a document that had me agree to not cause trouble or disturb the other guests. For instance, this document reminded me that I can’t have parties in my room, can’t have a lot of guests in my room, can’t behave like a rockstar and trash the room, etc. Apparently this is a problem. Now I was worried. Maybe it wasn’t going to be as quiet as it seemed…
When I got to my room, it was fine, but closer to the elevators than I’d like, and on a lower floor than I’d like (that was the best they had for my rate). The clock in the room was set to the wrong time, and the light in the entry to the room didn’t work. I’m used to W hotels having lots of extravagant minibar items for sale, but it’s getting rather out of hand. I could have made a $55 mixed drink with the featured mixers on the counter just as I walked in. There were six $5 bottles of water sprinkled around the room. It felt as though they were trying to entrap me with so much temptation. The towels in the bath smell of disinfectant, like they’re washed at a hospital laundry, and the fancy artwork hanging on the walls is covered in dust. The rest of the room was clean and pleasant, but I couldn’t get over the dust on the artwork.
On the bright side, the internet worked well and was fast enough. The bath has a nice illuminated magnifying mirror. There were plenty of power outlets and the lighting was good (when it worked). The bed was nothing special, but fine. There’s a pleasant window seat if you want to look out at the construction site across the street. The bathroom was nicely appointed, although they were stingy with only one bar of soap. The above mentioned towels were a bit small for this caliber of hotel. The water pressure in the shower was “very ecological” (weak, but acceptable).
After my first night, I called to have the light fixed, but when I dialed 0 to talk to “Whatever Whenever”, I got a busy signal (“Nothing Never.”) So I walked down to the front desk and requested that the light be fixed, and I also asked for an extra blanket as the room did not have a spare one.
When I returned the next evening, the room had been serviced, but the light had not been fixed, and I did not have a spare blanket (Nothing Never worked as planned). I called Whatever Whenever and the person on the other line seemed to be having a conversation with someone else when she answered the phone (Something Sometimes?) I waited and eventually she addressed me and I asked her for help with the light and the blanket. She interrupted me a few times to continue her conversation with the other person there in the noisy room she was in. I had to repeat myself a couple times because she really wasn’t paying attention to me. But an engineer arrived very promptly to fix the light followed shortly with the blanket. The engineer and housekeeper were extremely friendly and efficient. But the blanket was pathetic. It was only “double size” for the King size bed in the room, and it was old and worn, with some stains on it. It probably had been washed, but I was really disgusted with it. A replacement blanket was just as small, old, and worn, but at least it didn’t have any stains, and seemed to be clean.
The lobby bar was closed again on my second night when I walked through the lobby at about 5:30pm, but the outdoor bar was open. It was 52 degrees, and they didn’t have heaters. Clearly they’re pushing the guests to use the $55 cocktail mixers in the guest rooms.
In the end I was awoken both nights at several different times by very loud people in the hallway outside my room as they were returning from partying. That explained the document I signed when I checked-in.
I checked out at about 4am, but the nice lady at the front desk couldn’t give me a printed receipt as the computer was busy. It was emailed to me later that morning.
I’d like to think I’m a fairly “low maintenance” guest, and any of these annoyances (except being woken up) would not be worth mentioning on their own. But in aggregate, it paints a picture of a hotel that I recommend you not select.
May 03, 2018
Noisy weekend but quiet week in a nice room
Melbourne, Australia
We arrived Sunday night around 10pm to a very loud party in the bar and courtyard area. We stayed on level 7, facing the internal courtyard. First night found it hard to sleep until the party noise stopped. Remaining nights were very quiet. Room was lovely; large in size with king bed, desk, nice place to lie by the window.
Fridge is so packed with items to buy it was hard to fit a couple items from Trader Joe's which is a handy few minutes away. While I understand it may be nice to have a variety of items to purchase, found the bottled water by the bed and in the bathroom for purchase a bit over the top - could have just been centralised in one spot. Location quite good and they have created a unique atmosphere/vibe with furnishing etc which makes this place unique. Would come back for a weekday stay.
Oh, and weirdly there was no kettle or tea in the room. Call reception to request a kettle!
May 02, 2018
Nice quiet rooms
Geraldton, Australia
Not the most expensive, but great location , on Hollywood Blvd which is nice and above the Hollywood and Vine Subway station, rooms are great beds are nice, sadly some of the staff are a bit up themselves.
1869 Reviews 
Traveller ratings
What to Expect
Reviews
Propose to my beautiful girlfriend
Skeevy People, Tacky Decor, Bad Beds
Stamford, Connecticut
Lots of little annoyances, and too many loud people in the hallways.
Providence, Rhode Island
Noisy weekend but quiet week in a nice room
Melbourne, Australia
Nice quiet rooms
Geraldton, Australia