Newly restored to its original Spanish Mediterranean glory, Hotel Figueroa has emerged as the "top-rated hotel in downtown Los Angeles" according to Tripadvisor, and the "best new hotel opening in Los Angeles" according to Forbes. Founded in 1926 as a women’s business hotel—a boldly progressive concept nearly a century ago—Hotel Figueroa has endured as an emblem of change through the decades, building on a fascinating history to distinguish itself as a gathering place for forward-thinkers and the creative set.
Now, as Los Angeles continues to undergo a renaissance that’s transformed the area around Hotel Figueroa into the city’s nightlife and entertainment hub, "The Fig" has become a living symbol of downtown L.A.'s past, present and future. 268 artfully re-imagined rooms and suites span 14 floors; a lushly landscaped private courtyard, reminiscent of Santa Barbara or Palm Springs; the only ground-level hotel pool in downtown Los Angeles, all lie within walking distance of Staples Center, L.A. Live, the Microsoft Theatre, and the Los Angeles Convention Center. Five dining and drinking outlets—including Breva and Veranda, our two destination restaurants—offer everything from casual poolside fare to high-end dining and bespoke cocktails, attracting visitors and locals alike. Hotel Figueroa is ideally located for exploring all the excitement that downtown Los Angeles has to offer.
A carefully curated array of art, amenities and events, coupled with a playful, yet refined room design and gracious, genuine service make guests feel at home within the hotel’s walls and the heart of the city itself. Downtown L.A.'s creative spirit endures as an integral part of Hotel Figueroa, as evidenced by an original art program that celebrates the work of L.A.’s best emerging and established female artists. Only at Hotel Figueroa can you find a uniquely luxurious guest experience steeped in history, culture and peerless service, in the exciting heart of Downtown Los Angeles. Come discover what the buzz is all about at Hotel Figueroa.
