The Charlie
Extended stay hotel · Crescent
819 N Sweetzer Ave, West Hollywood, CA 90069
Highlights
Elegant English-style cottages named after stars, free parking
Elegant English-style cottages named after stars, free parking
"Awarded one Michelin key as a property offering a very special stay, this California hotel is recognized for thoughtful design, steady service, comfort, and an individualized guest experience linked to its locale." - Stacey Lastoe
"The Charlie — One Key West Hollywood This particular corner of West Hollywood has changed a bit over the years, to say the least, but back when Charlie Chaplin owned it this jumble of English-style bungalows fit right in to the pastoral landscape. Chaplin left LA over sixty years ago, of course, and it’s a minor miracle that these houses still stand — but thanks to an enterprising hotelier, they do, in the form of the Charlie, a truly unusual boutique hotel. (We always mean that as a compliment.)" - The MICHELIN Guide
"This particular corner of West Hollywood has changed a bit over the years, to say the least, but back when Charlie Chaplin owned it this jumble of English-style bungalows fit right in to the pastoral landscape. Chaplin left LA over sixty years ago, of course, and it’s a minor miracle that these houses still stand — but thanks to an enterprising hotelier, they do, in the form of the Charlie, a truly unusual boutique hotel. (We always mean that as a compliment.)" - The MICHELIN Guide
"Charlie Chaplin bought the West Hollywood property in the 1920s and built what stands there today: a collection of Tudor cottages surrounding an English garden — an homage to his native country. The Charlie excels on this front, with 14 suites spread through 9 cottages, named for Chaplin’s famous former guests. Marilyn’s patio was ideal for morning coffee and evening cocktails. The whole property is quiet and serene, with a residential vibe that was great for my family’s short stay, but even better for long-term lodgers." - Mark Fedeli
"Back when Charlie Chaplin owned this jumble of English Tudor bungalows, they fit right in to the pastoral landscape. Chaplin left LA over sixty years ago, of course, and it’s a minor miracle that these houses still stand — but thanks to an enterprising hotelier, they do, in the form of the Charlie." - Mark Fedeli
