Sunset Marquis

This hotel is a hidden gem, just off Sunset Blvd, but you wouldn't know it. It was like walking into an oasis. I was there after a VERY long day and was quite tired. The staff at the front noticed and said I had a room by the pool, but they were going to give me a nicer upgrade to a very quiet room in a section of the hotel in the back. WOW. They didn't have to do that, and I had a fabulous quiet room and a great night sleep, thanks to Sandrine and Josh!!! And the next morning, Jessie at the front desk was great too. Everything here is first class, and I highly recommend.

I’ve stayed here twice now and I’m so glad I found it. After a poor experience at another popular hotel in LA, this place was refreshingly wonderful. I loved my room and the shower is to die for. The huge walk-in with two rain heads was heavenly. The little things and big things made this place stand out to me; the bathrobe, keurig coffee in the room, the most comfortable bed I’ve ever slept in, a great covered porch with couch overlooking the pool, the excellent restaurant (Cavatina), the rock and roll vibe, but quiet surroundings and neighborhood, and the service is remarkable. The valet, front desk, concierge, everything, was amazing. I may want to try one of the villas next time if I can afford it. The air conditioning was perfect. They made sure they helped me in any way they could. I wish other hotels were like this. The staff is so friendly and helpful. I love the Sunset Marquis!!

I had a wonderful stay at the Sunset Marquis. This was my third time staying there in the past 18 months, so I obviously like it.|It's truly an oasis of calm right in the middle of West Hollywood. The location is great! It's just below the Sunset Strip, but far enough removed where you don't hear the noise of that lively area. It's within walking distance of a lot of places. (Granted, I'm a New Yorker, so walking is a preferred mode of getting around and longer distances don't bother me.) I also like the size of this hotel. I would describe the hotel as medium size, but it feels pretty intimate. It's not a high rise, so you don't get grand views of LA, but the lush landscaping makes for a calming environment.|The rooms are great too. This time I upgraded to one of their Villa rooms and I loved it. Previously I stayed in two room suites in the main hotel building and those rooms are great, but the Villa rooms are exceptional. If you can swing it, I highly recommend getting a villa room.|The staff is incredibly helpful and nice. I received a lot of help from Sara and Logan. They were both so incredibly friendly, but all the staff was great.

We have had an amazing time at this hotel. The grounds are beautiful, the room was spacious and clean and the every staff member was friendly and helpful. Added bonus was the hotel car that would drive you within 3 miles of the hotel. Definitely helped with the Uber cost. |Our room 338 had a very small bathroom, but it was next to the elevator so I think a vanity was added to the room to make up for the configuration. Only heard people outside our room waiting for the elevator a couple of times. I would absolutely stay here any time I’m in the LA area.

Best trip to LA! This hotel is a hidden gem. Close enough to Sunset Blvd but far enough to not hear the blvd. The service is amazing. Staff is incredibly friendly and helpful. The manager Harlan is wonderful and accommodating and cares about your stay. The room was beautiful and the grounds were green and lush. I would absolutely stay here again.

From the first interaction with staff while selecting our room type, through to the kind follow-up and everything in between, this was a wonderful experience. Wonderful rooms, excellent and thoughtful staff, and a great location. Looking forward to staying here again!

This is really the nicest and best hotel I've ever stayed in. Beautiful grounds, incredibly friendly staff and superb service. We had a suite (my then girlfriend and I – she was on a two week break for recording during a tour. The suite considered of a spacious bedroom, bathroom and lounge – we had a dozen people in there for drinks one evening and it was far from crowded – with a little kitchenette and a balcony the width of the lounge and bedroom, facing the street. The street was very quiet, with next to no traffic, so there was no problem with noise) that cost less than the pokey room we got in New York! West Sunset Boulevard is a few minutes walk to logical north (north to all intents and purposes, NNW if you want to be exact) and about five minutes walk logical south and a left turn is Barney's Beanery. When we were there there was a Vietnamese supermarket on the opposite side of Sunset Boulevard that did superb take aways at lunch times and a great diner a little further logical west. The hotel's food was excellent too (we treated ourselves to a meal on the balcony). At the car end of the gardens was a sauna and hot tub with a phone for room service that no one else seems to have discovered. I don't know if it's still there as it was quite a while ago when we were there, but we indulged ourselves on more than one occasion, ordering cocktails and savouring the tranquility. The crews on tours always know all the other crews, so we got to see Sting. As we walked into the lobby the next morning, having gone for breakfast at a pancake house (a few minutes logical south) there were the band, waiting to leave! Such an honour and pleasure to meet and chat with them, particularly Omar Hakim (the drummer – I'm a drummer) Branford Marsalis (sax – my girlfriend was a saxophonist) and Dolette McDonald (backing singer whom we also knew from her work with Talking Heads) to name but three. They were lovely guys. It's not unlikely that you'll meet a celebrity or two (amongst others, Roy Scheider was staying there while we were. I'm not normally a huge fan of hotels. I find they can be a bit impersonal; somewhere you sleep but wouldn't really spend much time in. The Sunset Marquis was a totally different experience all together: warm, welcoming, luxurious and thoroughly memorable, enjoyable and fun.

Location: Nestled on a quiet street. Unfortunately the nearest metro is Hollywood/Highland with all the chaos associated with it.||Bedroom: Picked a villa, which was nice. In retrospect, maybe not worth the extra cost. My unit had a neighbor upstairs, and two more below me so it's questionable how much more privacy there was.||Bathroom: Large. Appreciate hooks near the shower door. My shower didn't close completely so there was a big water leak. Had to leave the shower mat hanging in the bath tub to dry.||Shower: Large. Drained well enough. Great water pressure/temperature.||Pros: Felt nice and secluded. Appreciate the complimentary car service within 2.5-3 miles of the hotel. But, we overheard it on accident. Should be part of the welcome spiel.||Cons: Not convenient if you intend on using the metro.

In somewhat distant past, pre-pre-covid anyway, i spent a lot of time in west hollywood. my choice of lodging depended on what i figured to do after work, usually music sometimes foodie sometimes just cruise around or woodshed it in the room. never knew what might turn up in the process especially staying over weekends. at one and for a time the marmot was interesting much as was the previous incarnation of the chelsea in manhattan. but the "chateau" was more image based on famous clientele you'd never see, probably for good reason. my all time favorite was the old chelsea hotel in manhattan. if you were lucky enough you stayed for several months, usually by way of sublet for a year or so as i did in the late 70s. during such time you'd likely develop like-minded "friends" although depending on your own proclivities some may well have been a bit more than dazed and confused, drug-addled at times, a la the likes of sid vicious. prior to that i had lived for a period of time on the upper west side at the old ansonia hotel, prior to its conversion to condominium format. it had fallen into serious disrepair by the mid-70s which made it frankly more than a little creepy which was attractive in my view given that my main reason for moving in was a girlfriend's sworn testimony that the place was haunted. of course all these wanderings happened in those lost years, decades really. bringing us to today when, on a recent weekend i decided to check out the Sunset Marquis, one of the more upscale venues here, complete with historic decades old reputation as part of the music scene, less known and glitzy in presentation than others, top shelf and no mistake at end of a quiet street in a somewhat secluded neighborhood. whereas the hyatt riot back in the day had been young and noisy, the sunset was smaller, less visible which attracted more established music gentry. in my case, a friend had stayed here recently and highly recommended i try it on this particular trip. may i suggest you do the same if you have a chance. There are several options for rooms, differing a bit in price though not in my view significantly enough so to go for a studio in the main building. Instead choose one of the villas which believe me are really cool. If you check the website, these rooms are pretty much as they are pictured: well appointed, not given to ostentation, extremely private and quiet. The soaking tub is made for two, there's 24 hour room service, several bars and perhaps the most personable staff I can recall at any upscale hotel. No puffery or distancing in the people I met. Logan for example I remember for his recommendations, most important in LA given how quickly things change if you're out of touch with the area for a few years. In short, Sunset Marquis provided a centerpiece for the best weekend I've had in a while. It's a little pricey but if you get what you want that doesn't really matter, not to me anyway. My sense of such places is that this is what money is for. You have to have something wrong with you to not like the Sunset Marquis.

I have a lot of great memories at Sunset Marquis. One of my most favorite lounges in West L.A. I love the rich history of Sunset Marquis, along with the well thought-out menu at their restaurants which has always been an amazing dinner experience, love the craft cocktails as well. This place is quiet, exclusive and very private, perfect for a nice evening catching up with a friend or two.

I had such a great stay here and the amazing staff was such a significant part of that experience! When I arrived it was only around noon, so I planned on just dropping my bags because I didn't anticipate that my room would be ready early. But to my surprise, not only was my room available to check-in early, but I also received an upgrade to a suite. Naturally, this kicked off my stay on a gratitude high! I had no idea how large the property was (I believe 38 acres) tucked away in the heart of West Hollywood. From the outside, you would really have no idea that there was a beautiful koi pond, gardens, a pool, restaurant, bar, villas and who knows what else I may not have seen. My suite was huge and nice, but nothing too fancy. There was a minibar and an open "kitchen area" extended as part of the living room as well as a little balcony outside of the bedroom (unfortunately no view.) The bathroom was huge however and my bed was one of the most comfortable I had slept on as among my third hotel stay during a stretch of travel. There were TVs in the living room and bedroom and overall, just so much space to spread out. There were also plenty of outlets by the bed (which I so appreciate) and overall my stay was very peaceful. Whenever I had to have something delivered, the concierge was great about managing that and the doormen were always so nice. In general, the whole front desk staff were just absolutely kind, amazing and really made my stay feel extra special! Will definitely book here again in the future after a really wonderful visit.

Dinner at Cavatima, amazing food and service from Laura and Yoman The vegan dessert was a party in your mouth so refreshing and delicious Thank you we will return!

I must be moving up in the world. The last time I stayed in a hotel in WeHo, it was at the Best Western Sunset Plaza for less than $100 per night (review: https://bit.ly/3phXif9). It's still there. However, Jamie W. and I decided to be like George and Weezy and stay in a deluxe hotel not in the sky but on Alta Loma Road right off Sunset. The Sunset Marquis is definitely upscale, but we found it surprisingly chill. It was apparently a cheap motel for broke musicians back when it opened in 1963. Its musical legacy remains today as the public walls are decorated with framed photographs of famous musicians (photo: https://bit.ly/43XKcT7). There's a huge mural of Willie Nelson overlooking the main swimming pool (photo: https://bit.ly/3r7t0fk). We reserved a Standard King Guest Room for $392 per night for two nights. They put us on the second floor of the main building, and our room was spacious and surprisingly quiet considering it was Pride weekend in WeHo (photo: https://bit.ly/3pmTGIC). They also offer far pricier suites and villas surrounded by lush SoCal-style foliage, and we were able to take advantage of the hidden second pool which had its own bar and young bartender. Don't worry. We were allowed. The lobby art gallery was filled with cool, expensive celebrity photos, and we had a fine dinner on our first evening at their al fresco restaurant, Cavatina, under a portrait of Aretha Franklin (photo: https://bit.ly/42VsG0J). The hotel's prime location meant the trendy and not-so-trendy restaurants, bars, and stores on both Sunset and Santa Monica Boulevards were mere steps away. This is the accommodation you deserve in LA. RELATED - Exploring LA? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: http://bit.ly/2TWT63v

This review is for the valet + spa + garden space I was here for a spring equinox soundbath experience put on by @walkgoodla When I arrived the front desk staff welcomed me and directed me towards the spa. Then I realized I had forgotten my yoga mat after already leaving my car with the valet... but they quickly and kindly helped me retrieve it. When I walked the path to the garden space there were so many flowers blooming it smelled like Freesia and jasmine and gardenia. There was a pond filled with pretty fish along the path. I was offered chamomile fennel tea and settled in for the breathwork + spring equinox sound bath. I received the 24k gold ear-seed treatment from CJ in the spa. She explained the different ear pressure points and gently applied them to my inner ear. It's impossible to articulate how lovely this entire experience was felt afterwards because it's so subtle but noticeable. I arrived stressed and foggy and left completely blissed out and clear. I didn't consume any altering substances or alcohol at this event but I felt like I did! The spa offers sound healing as a part of their massages so I will be back for more of this for sure! If you're in town visiting + staying in this hotel missing the spa would be a huge mistake.

I just went here for an evening with ladies and this place is beautiful! I definitely want to bring my girlfriend here for a date night. It was free parking until 10 PM.

The service and hospitality were so good that we needed to take a moment to ensure we weren't dreaming! It's sad to realize that good service doesn't occur that much anymore. But, at the Sunset Marquis--it still does. It's definitely chill and a bit pricy but totally worth it. It's at the end of a dead-end street which gives you the feeling of peace in busy, vibrant LA. What a history of famous musicians that have recorded here! There are too many to list. We asked the front desk if we could tour their recording studio and they said, "Sure!". The Nightbird Studio has incredible acoustics--that seems to be the draw for a lot of artists we found out. We stayed three nights in a beautiful suite and there was not one thing that we could think of that we needed. Everyone that we met there was genuinely fantastic.

Friendly Staff & stellar stay! Loved the restaurant and bar located in the hotel as well. Very charming, historical and so cool to see all the musical memorabilia everywhere. Gardens out back where bungalows are were very well kept. It was fascinating to hear and read how iconic artists have stayed there for weeks at a time to record music because some of their bungalows have attached recording studios. Overall very accommodating, highly recommend. Twas a pleasant & easy stay.

Had a very nice stay. Rooms were great. The garden at the hotel was like a little oasis.

Since 1999 this is my favorite hotel! Every time I arrive I feel like it's my home away from home. Quiet and private, but close to many things ... it's the perfect mix. This time I was immediately received by the valet and when I got to the front desk they greeted me by name. Chase and the front desk are amazing and made sure any request was satisfied. I had a fantastic supper at the restaurant on the property - Cavatina. The pear clafoutis dessert is a must have (see photo below). I then bought a shirt from Robert the concierge (he has souvenirs displayed in the case in the lobby). The beds are super comfy and today I'm hitting the spa for a massage. The spa just reopened and has excellent services for a great price. Do yourself a favor and stay here!!

Beautiful hotel and best customer service. From the moment you walk in, you are greeted with friendly faces and attentive service. We stay at a lot of hotels and this one has the most attentive service we have ever experienced. Logan is the most pleasant bell hop you will ever meet. He loves his job and he loves this hotel and tells you about the history of the hotel with so much enthusiasm and love. He has worked here for 15 years and immediately, the stay felt more personal and special with him. Also, we forgot our toothpaste and housekeeping was up in 2 minutes to deliver. To our surprise, as we left the hotel, we noticed that they fully charged our Tesla, so we left with 100% charge and no worries about the trip home. Cavatina, their restaurant was amazing and had lots of yummy, healthy food options for breakfast. We invited friends for breakfast and the scenery was so zen and relaxed. This was only a 1 day stay because we came for an event, we will be back next time we are in town. The rooms are clean, spacious and well stocked. Our room was right next to the elevator which was quite noisy, all night we heard people chatting on their way out of the elevator, this made sleeping very broken, definitely make sure to request a room away from the elevator. If it were not for the noisy room, I would give this hotel 5 stars.

We chose the Sunset Marquis for a special celebration for 3 of our close friends for a big birthday. The service was not only exceptional, but warm and knowledgeable about the incredible history of this beautiful hotel. The room was gorgeous and the balcony convenient and a nice place to relax. The back pool was clean and great temperature. I would say I don't think the front pool was heated, not sure why, but still a nice amenity. Close to West Hollywood to visit venues. Best of all was the flexible and supportive staff who really seem like they love working there.

I had the most amazing time at the recent Wellness event hosted by the Spa Director Sheneka Clark and the Meditation + Sound Bath facilitated by WalkGoodLA's Etienne and Lee-Lonn. The synergy of this group is second to none. Sheneka brought here vast knowledge of healing and creating a beautiful, sacred ambience to hold space for everyone to do their healing and recharge energy! We followed a series of breath work from Etienne, and dived deeper into our meditation with the beautiful voice of Lee-Lonn. If you haven't tried a sound bath, consider this a sign! The hotel guests that attended were very happy to see Sunset Marquis offering this to their guest. Everyone felt welcomed, and included. Sheneka provided a great space to meet new like minded people, and encouraged everyone to take a breather from a busy week. I will definitely continue to support their events!!

Amazing history of Rock and Roll...the hotel employees from cooks to bar tenders to valet are great. The front desk staff are amazing. Jesse and Chase are so welcoming and knowledgeable. The people make it amazing..

Customer service at the main restaurant's bar at Sunset Marquis needs improvement. In particular, the bar tender needs to be retrained; he acts entitled, is rude, and unwelcoming with guests. He seems like a sad person that hates his job. I visited the bar on May 5 at around 1:00 pm

This is my home anytime I stay in la. I've been coming here for over a decade. It's close to little boys town-weHo-santa Monica so walking distance to dispensaries, famous eateries and chill vibes. The hotel hosts a recording studio, two pools, a decadent restaurant that serves salted warm gooey chocolate chip cookies to your room! Everyone is more than helpful. Jorge the valet always takes care of me and all my guests cars. And every single hostess at cavatina has helped take pics with perfect lighting. This place is pricy but the service is unparalleled and the food is good. I will be back again like always!

I just got married Here and it went so smoothly Staff is amazing. The food is wonderful. The setting could not be better. They deserved more than five stars. Chris and Svetlana thank you so much.!!!!!!!

Met a friend for breakfast at the restaurant. $21 for avocado toast is a bit steep, but the roast potatoes were the star. Bathrooms were rustic and old but very clean. Hotel is a great little hideaway tucked in the middle of WeHo. It's on a dead end street, so it's super quiet. All throughout the hotel, they celebrate music history. Loved it here. I'd totally stay here if I were a visitor and wanted to stay near all the Hollywood tourist spots.

Do yourself a favor. Leave work early, go head to the bar at the Sunset Marquis, and have a cocktail. They have a great food and even better cocktail program. Diego behind the bar is a gem and provides a refreshing level of hospitality, personality, and expertise that is hard to find.

We had an amazing night ! The hotel is an oasis in the city - with the pools and the garden - but we also were able to enjoy the bar and restaurant. We attended dinner event at Cavatina which was fabulous - the event staff put everything together so it all was seamless and the food was delicious - easily able to accommodate everyone's needs as well. Most of the people we met had been coming there for years - and we now want to count ourselves in that group too!

The Sunset Marquis is a hidden gem with great food and a lovely ambiance. The staff is friendly and helpful. The rooms feel spacious despite the size. If you are looking for peace and quiet in Los Angeles, this is your place.

I've stayed at other hotels in the neighborhood, but this one is just above & beyond. The grounds are lovely, I really appreciate the secluded vibe in a place so close to the chaos of Sunset. The restaurant and the bar are both wonderful, and the rooms are everything you'd expect (and more!) from a luxury hotel. The staff are incredible and really take customer service to the next level. I can't imagine ever staying anywhere else in Hollywood, and can't wait to visit again!

Gorgeous relaxing retreat in the middle of a very busy city. The gardens and pools area are beautiful, the room are polished and modern, the food and drink selection are supreme the energy is like nowhere else. The stories and talented people those walls have seen are one of a kind the staff is highly trained to make your visit( no matter short or long ) fully enjoyable.

Such an amazing time for just a one night stay for a few hours. The new renovated villas are amazing.. it's a whole vibe.. Told me bf I can't wait to come back. Only thing that wasn't the best was the food from room service.. Over all the room and stay was so great as well as relaxing. I hate that we only stayed for the night. The bar was actually closing when we arrived due to our late check in, but it's seem very chill & entertaining just by looking in it you can see the vibe of the candle lit table. I absolutely can't wait to go back for a full weekend stay. The gardens were also amazing along with koi fish.

Excellent service! Fantastic hospitality! From the moment we arrived we were greeted with a warm welcome. We stayed in a beautiful suite. I would highly recommend this place.

The place is beautiful, a hidden gem! Comfortable cool rooms with the very best bed ever! The staff is amazing and all so kind and friendly. Excellent service, incredible 3-acre garden, koi fish pond w/waterfalls... drinks are great and so is the food! Can't wait to have another Staycation there! Been going to 1200 Bar for 30+ years.

Everything about this place is excellent. Checking in was quick and easy. Our villa was basically an apartment and it was so beautifully furnished. Room service was quick and easy, and we dined in the restaurant a few times and also had the best experience there. The lemon soufflé was so good that we had it twice. Our first stay here was for my birthday last month. We loved it so much that we immediately booked another stay and went back a few weeks later. The employees really make an effort to get to know you, they remember you, and everyone is so nice and helpful. I really felt like housekeeping took notice of things we preferred on our first stay and applied them to this second visit. This may be a coincidence, but it really made a positive impact on us. We usually like to have staycations in our local area, but for the comparable price and level of service we have gotten at the Sunset Marquis, this will be our new staycation destination. We are already planning our next staycation.

Absolutely perfect stay! Was there this past Memorial day weekend. Reserved junior suite and was upgraded to King suite. Sweet! (Get it? :p) Room was amazing. Huge, clean, super quiet. They had every amenity in the room- lots of towels, extra pillows, water, toiletries, coffee, etc. They also cleaned room every day. This was the closest experience to what we had before covid! Also loved the grounds of this hotel. It's huge, very lush and green. We ate at Cavatina for Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Wonderful! Location is super awesome. It's quiet residential street but very close to all the action in West Hollywood. Staff were all super nice and helpful. We will definitely stay here again when we're back in LA.

I stayed in a Villa June 30 to July 2nd. I had a small gathering for my 62nd birthday. Housekeeping came Saturday morning to clean and left everything at the door. So when my guest arrived they had to walk though trash,dirty laundry etc. Very Very disappointed and embarrassed my guest had to see this!!!

Apparently, there is so much more to the place than I knew. There is a recording studio, or a few of them hidden away in the basement. When not in use, guests are allowed to roam in them, experience what it would be like to stand behind a microphone. If one may savor the pleasures and endure the difficulties it brings, then there will be stunning scenery, winds of adventure, cozy nooks for resting when weary. Which reminded me of a song from a few years ago by Megan Trainor and John Legend, "I am gonna love you, like I am gonna lose you. I am gonna hold you, like I am saying goodbye~"

Awesome vibe and good food for the price point. Really good service too. Be sure to browse the photo shop in the lobby

Fresh & Kombucha had a join event here. I'm a huge huge fan of Fresh ever since I visited their first shop opened in Boston on Newbury street some many years ago ( when I was just a baby...haha). After my first try of their products, I just love them, and have used them ever since. Fresh is my absolute favorite. Thanks to the Century City store in the mall being so close!! From a little boutique to now a major global brand, Fresh is definitely one of the most successful story in the business!! Now back to Sunset Marquee. It's tucked in a very quiet and tranquil location right in the heart of Weho where you'll never find it unless you've been there. I love the ambience and the overall feel of this hotel. This review would be everything but the rooms. Maybe some day, I'll try a staycation here to get a total feel of this place. Anyways, the people and the service of the SM is excellent. I had a very good time here, of course, meeting the founders and the people from Fresh had definitely helped. I'll be back for further exploring of the Sunset Marquee. So, stay tuned!!

Stayed in the villas. Beautiful spacious rooms w nice amenities. Fantastic location, super friendly staff, lovely grounds. Cavatina restaurant is good. Menu a little limited. Highly recommend if you want to stay in West Hollywood. Would definitely return!

I stayed here recently. Smoking is allowed all around the property. They say it's not but I walked by many people at the front main pool smoking and another guy smoking a cigar near the villas- and of course there is barely a time you walk through the property without smelling pot. Just cause it's legal shouldn't mean you have to smell it ALL the time. I thought LA was supposed to be cigarette intolerant. YUCK! The room smells like old smoke and the couch has burn holes in the fabric. The bathroom has ants and the walls are streaked from too much moisture and I guess nobody wipes them down. The shower had black mold growing and the water leaks all over the floor-- the feet of the vanity are rusted from all the bathroom moisture. There is some kind of CRAZY awful fruity smelling room spray or something they use around the property that smells like a cheap nauseating brothel and CAN NOT be good for anyone breathing it and even worse for the environment I imagine. Anyone with allergies may want to be aware of this. Service can be inconsistent at the restaurant and housekeeping can be odd too. Friendly though! Just inconsistent. Be patient and eventually it will work out. And FYI- the chicken is chickeny tasting. Anyone who knows what that means knows what I am saying. I tried it in 2 different dishes and couldn't eat it. I don't know why some chicken tastes chickeny and other chicken doesn't. IF you stay on a floor that has a floor above you PREPARE to be irritated with the guests above you. You can hear EVERY step they take and every shower they take and every flush of the toilet. IF you want to sleep you can forget it. They will wake you up. Staff is friendly but they do not enforce the smoking rules unless someone complains it seems. Also, as far as security goes-- the villas are facing La Cienega and the gate separating the not-so-cheap villas would be easy to climb over if you were a criminal which made me feel uneasy and unsafe. ANYONE can access the property if they chose to. You have a false sense of security -if you look where you actually are you realize how vulnerable you are. I think there could be a more reliable structure to protect the property. I do not get the sense that the environment is taken seriously at this property. Hasn't ROCK and ROLL gone to juicing and toxic-free living? Maybe the SM is living in the rock and roll past? There are just way too many wasteful appointments and not enough attention given to room hygiene and health. I feel the future has an emphasis on clean air and eliminating environmental waste. I hope the SM updates soon. I'd love to come back, but right now I won't make any plans to revisit, unfortunately.

An absolute gem of a place nestled in the middle of Weho! Everyone at the reception was warm, professional, friendly and accommodating. Valet and doormen included! The decor is modern, chic and engaging. This is going to be our new favorite place to stay when we are in LA!

This is by far my favorite hotel to stay at when visiting Los Angeles. It's easy to get to you, it's close to everything that we want, and the service is always amazing. We checked in after a long day of flight delays and had missed room service by a couple minutes. The sweet girl at the front desk made sure we were taken care of and called in a favor to the kitchen. I can't tell you how much we appreciated that! The rooms are always spacious and clean, the decor is super cool, and you just never know who you're going to run into you at the bar. We also had breakfast at the restaurant and it was delicious.

This place itself is a legend! From the front entrance where slash posed in front at to the room, where many jamming sessions happened. We stayed for a night here and we loved it. They have two different pools (one for all guests and one for the villa guests). The staff here are so professional and friendly; especially I want to shout out to one gentleman; who helped us to deliver bags to our room (he had glasses on and he told us he plays guitar occasionally). He was so sweet and awesome. He told us where to take some Instagram worthy photos and gave my kid some coloring books and crayons. The landscape here is stunning; I could see why it has become a Mecca for many celebrities. We stayed at the delux villa and the room itself is spacious, but the furniture does need some upgrade. The doors of the bathroom and the room could not fully close or we had a hard time of closing it. Just a couple things that bugged me, but not enough to kill the experience. Overall, we had a great stay here!

I'm not a tourist, I'm a local and could absolutely recommend staying here, eating here, or simply sitting in the lobby and taking it all in. People watching and politely eavesdropping on delicious conversations. But today, this review is to applaud what many people take for granted - the incredible staff at the Marquis. Specifically JORGE and WILLIAM - you might refer to them as 'valets' or in LA maybe even doormen, but these guys are so much more. They are the first face for most who arrive at the Marquis. I've personally seen those two go above and beyond with all different kinds and types of personalities. They are calm when people exit their cars and want to start a war. They are patient and professional when intoxicated wanna be's, wanna pick a fight. Today was a perfect example. Around 2pm, a man in a black Prius first wanted to park in the white drop off zone for arriving guests. When he was politely and professionally told no, he screeched his car across the street and parked - illegally by the way (no permit) - with almost half his car BLOCKING the driveway of one the private Marquis guest houses. Again he was politely asked to move his car and he refused. Until he was told a picture of his car parked illegally would be taken. Mr Prius got nasty and pissed off, called both William and Jorge "dickheads" when the only dickhead, actually was him. This man wanted to leave his car blocking a driveway to go to a business up the hill and on another street. "Two minutes he said." It took him two minutes just to get out of his car. This guy wasn't the worst of what William and Jorge deal with, but it's an example of how much they deal with day after day after day - always with a smile. Always treating the people that are the "dickheads" better than they, are treating them. I've watched them deal with all kinds of temper tantrums and rudeness, professionally and calmly, over and over again. It's not just the great food and the rock history of the Sunset Marquis that makes it the place to stay or hang - it's Jorge and William, and the others like them, the bones of the Marquis, the people who deal with the dickheads of the world so you don't have to sit next to them at the bar or be blocked in by their cars so you can't leave. Hey Marquis managers- You got two great ones in Jorge and William. And visitors, greet them with a hello the next time you stay there!

Great little place in the middle of WeHo. Front desk, valet and rest of staff are all very friendly. I like the coffee in the room and water offered in cartons instead of plastic. Thanks!

if you're looking for customer service that rivals the Ritz, stay here. Eden is an awesome bellman, Chase crushes it at the front desk, and Kate behind the bar in the restaurant is lovely. Highly recommend.

Years ago I was turned on to this place by a friend. As a result, I have been a fan of the sunset marquis for many many years and try to stay here anytime I am in the area. I was recently there for a few days and made it a point to come back to SM. Again there was nothing that disappointed me during the stay. From check in to check out and everything in between, the stay was perfect. Front seat staff was great, valet team was awesome, pool staff (Ryan) was great. Every time I leave, I can't wait to come back. Thank you to everyone at the sunset marquis for making the stay feel like coming home.

Great food, the company... a great place to meet business owners and local people working to change the world/industry. Drinks are top notch. A few hang-ups when it got busy but overall a fabulous spot to visit.

Very relaxed atmosphere. I stayed in a 2 bedroom villa that was really comfortable. The restaurant, Cavatina, is great! Not as posh as some hotels, but the gardens are lovely and such a nice change. Loved sitting on the balcony looking out over the gardens. I would definitely return.

This review is only for the restaurant as I didn't stay at this hotel. Had dinner here with family while visting LA. Truly spectacular food! I absolutely loved my Ora King Salmon dish with veggies on the side. It was cooked well done, just how I like it. I love salmon, it is one of my favorite fishes along with sea bass. The fish was succulent and cooked amazingly well. The veggies were chosen with care and complemented the flavor of the fish really well. I especially loved the roasted pearl onions - super flavorful! Great dish. I tried the veggie burger and sadly, I didn't like it. It tasted off. I think they used jackfruit? and it wasn't seasoned very well as a burger and just tasted bland and meh. I applaud them for trying to create their own veggie patty, though, as not many restaurants dare to go that far and just use a generic beyond patty or something. The fries were to die for! Absolutely loved them. They were seasoned with herbs and I asked for aioli sauce and it was suuuuuper tasty. Also really enjoyed the local burrata board appetizer. It came with grilled ciabatta bread and the various cheeses, salsa and pestos were very good. Finally, I chose the strawberry tres leches for dessert and I had tried this dessert at another place in LA and Sunset Marquis beat theirs by 100%. The flavor was so much creamier and more wholesome and the ice cream was fresh and not overly sweet. Excellent food!

This old heart has been stomping ground of many a famous musician - a recording studio on the ground level pretty much everyone who's anyone has graced the threshold of this hidden little boutique hotel if only those walls could talk I'm sure they'd be able to speak volumes. The parking is ridiculous and the parking attendant or hit and miss you never know what you're going to get if you're going to bring a nice car be sure to pack an extra 20 or 40 bucks for the guy so that way you can at least know your car is in front... There's a lot of golddiggers smooches smooches and wannabes all rubbing shoulders. Hollywood if she could but she might if she went to the Sunset Marquis

Such a lovely hotel with great rock and roll history! Rooms are clean and well kept. Bigger suites and villas are also available for more guests. Two pools to enjoy on warm days and a beautiful restaurant in the back. Very friendly and accommodating staff as well. Always a five star experience!

Great hotel! Good food, service & strip location. Excellent accommodations in a room that is classic Hollywood. Book early - it is tough getting in some times

Bring your loved one or just yourself to the classic and another oasis in the city - a chill hotel with classic Hollywood artistic notes (and recordings) from a solid greeting staff to wonderful interior view rooms and poolside rooms for that 3 day or week getaway. The beautiful palm tree atrium-style outdoor setting for their on-sight restaurant takes care of a stay-in meal or two if you need a little break from the busier Sunset scene for some privacy. Will return soon !