Wilshire Grand Center

i didn’t go inside but this is a nice big building with cool swirly architecture and a cute outside lobby area with fountains nearby. i don’t know what’s actually inside this building but it’s nice enough.

Great place. The people who work here are so nice, and there is a great view of downtown LA. The room has a nice bathroom, comfortable beds, a menu of foods to order, and even food in the drawer if you need a quick snack (costs money). They park your car for you when you enter, and there are multiple bars around the vicinity. It also has a pool. Its an amazing hotel, a personal favorite.

A Beautiful Architectureal masterpiece showing the Modernity and great economy of Los Angeles. Also the view is just stunning!

This place is beautiful. You have to go there and see the panoramic 360 view of Los Angeles on the 70tg floor and sneak into the men's bathroom. They literally per on a glass waterfall window. They are a little snootie here. But we loved our cocktail waitress with a good attitude serving our $6 diet coke. It's a must see!

one of the worst ground level experiences ever. Took a photo and not even 5 minutes in the hall monitor tells us to leave because "no professional photography is allowed", weird since it's both the public area & is heavily busy by pedestrians. I leave, so now I'm on the public sidewalk, holy cow, the hall monitor comes back. I might reconsider ever hosting a venue at the grand, it's such a power trip & extremely rude

I really liked the fact that you could go all the way up to see LA's skyline, and also the shops at the ground floor are really not expensive, considering that they are located in Downtown Los Angeles. Elevators can be a bit confusing tho.

The Wilshire Grand Center is owned by Korean Airline and has its lagest tenant - InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown - that is open in June 2017 and treats an InterContinental Ambassador very well. It honors (1) a complimentary one catagory room upgrade (Picture 2 and 3); (2) one complimentary Evian water that is chilled in a glass in the room upon check in; (3) a $20 credit per stay and redeemable at any food & beverage outlet or mini bar; and (4) a complementary in room internet accees for the stay; and (5) a 4:00 p.m. late check-out. I had a simple lunch at Dekkadance on floor 69 (Picture ) where you can view the $1 billion Oceanwide Plaza that is under construction by a Chinese giant skyscraper builder (Oceanside) in downtown Los Angeles. This landmark project will be complete by the end of 2020, where a Park Hyatt will be one of the tenant there. It is worth mentioning that the Club Lounge at the InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown is still the best. The entrance fee at $80.00 for two is well worth it, including all Sprites, Chadon Champion, Cognac (VSOP), breakfast, afternoon tea and happy hours etc. A quick glance of foods & drinks are displayed at picture 6 to 9. It is no wonder the InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown is rated as one of the Best Hotels by the U.S. News & World Reports 2019. In summer, this hotel honors and treats the InterContinental Ambassador very well. It is a good place for a weekend retreat.

Valet parking guys were super helpful and nice to our family. We had a bit of trouble it was our first time valet parking our Tesla without a key and Kevin Ajtun and his team guided us through the whole process. Made the experience that much better. Thanks Kevin!