NoMad Hotel Los Angeles

Set within the historic Giannini Place building, The NoMad Hotel Los Angeles is a luxury hotel at the corner of 7th and Olive Street. Originally built as the headquarters for The Bank of Italy in the 1920s, the fully restored building honors its rich history of this Neoclassical landmark while blending the interiors with contemporary California design.

Inspired by Italy, the hotel's guest rooms and suites feature a color palette drawn from the building's original gold and blue Italianate lobby ceiling. Appointed with custom-designed furnishing, original artwork, Bellino linens, and large flat-screen TVs, as well as European-style bathrooms with Terrazzo-floored walk-in showers, and separate water closets.

Building on the celebrated NoMad restaurant in New York, the Los Angeles location is the first restaurant outside of New York City for Chef Daniel Humm and Restauranteur Will Guidara. Showcasing the local culture and traditions of Los Angeles, the restaurant serves cuisine crafted with local ingredients in a refined, yet approachable environment with a world-class wine program and distinctive cocktails. The Coffee Bar has an elegant setting for morning coffees and pastries, as well as afternoon sandwiches, and The Giannini Bar serves a range of classic and proprietary cocktails.

The Rooftop has a lushly landscaped pool area, cocktail bar, and outdoor cafe with lounge seating and tables for beverages and bar snacks. Plus, the outdoor setting can host private events with an array of setup options.