Conrad Los Angeles

100 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012, Los Angeles, United States

5-star hotel

Guest rating: 4.6 / 5

Conrad Los Angeles is a 5-star downtown Los Angeles hotel at 100 S Grand Ave, designed by acclaimed architect Frank Gehry and set steps from major DTLA cultural venues. The hotel sits about a 1-minute walk from Walt Disney Concert Hall (118 m) and a short stroll to The Broad (165 m) and The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (281 m), making it especially convenient for museum and performance-goers. Rooms are polished and modern, offering Wi‑Fi, TVs, Nespresso machines, sitting areas, floor-to-ceiling windows, and city views; suites add separate living spaces, and room service is available. On-site dining centers on Spanish flavors, with a Spanish restaurant plus a tapas lounge and open-air bistro. A rooftop terrace adds a pool, downtown views, and a cocktail bar, complemented by a gym, spa, and sauna. Breakfast and valet parking are offered, and Grand Central Market (481 m) is nearby for additional dining options.

Best for

Best for travelers who want a high-end, design-forward stay in the heart of DTLA’s arts district, with Walt Disney Concert Hall and The Broad only a few minutes away on foot. It also suits guests who prioritize on-site dining and downtime amenities, thanks to the Spanish restaurant/tapas lounge, rooftop pool terrace with cocktail bar, and the spa/sauna.

Travel tips

If you’re planning to explore DTLA without a car, the hotel is a 4-minute walk from a metro station and is walkable to major nearby sights like Grand Central Market (481 m) and The Broad (165 m). Tickets and event times at Walt Disney Concert Hall are easiest to manage on foot from this address, since it’s roughly 118 m away. Valet parking is offered if you do drive, and major venues like Crypto.com Arena (2.2 km) and Dodger Stadium (2.2 km) are a short ride away.

What guests say

Guests frequently highlight the service as fast, attentive, and staff-driven, often describing the overall stay as highly polished. Comfort and room quality are recurring positives, including beds, linens, and a modern, airy design feel. Location is a major draw, especially for enjoying DTLA without a car and for proximity to key cultural landmarks. Food—particularly breakfast and Spanish-inspired offerings—comes up as a standout, with some noting that breakfast can be pricey. A minor drawback mentioned is that room sizes can feel average despite the luxury positioning.

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