LOS ANGELES
InterContinental Los Angeles Century City at Beverly Hills is underway with a redesign and upgrade to all of its 363 guest rooms and suites, a multimillion-dollar project set to be complete in 2016.
The project will bring new accommodation types, including two new suite categories, and aims to provide a modern, California-inspired look and feel.
The hotel offers a range of spacious guest rooms and suites, all with private outdoor balconies or terraces. As part of the renovation project, the new, expansive Elite Honeymoon Suite is added to the roster of room categories. The 1,325-square-foot suite features an oversized soaking tub with French windows above that open into the bedroom, offering uninterrupted views, beyond the balcony to the Hollywood Hills. The suite also has a separate living and dining area, powder room and kitchenette with an island and barstools.
The hotel is also introducing four suites with an inter-connecting option, allowing guests the ability to gather and socialize together while still offering the privacy of individual rooms. The connecting suites now come together to essentially create a four-bedroom residence.
The hotel commissioned Los Angeles-based firm The Design Studio for the guest room and suite remodel. The design team drew inspiration from the glamour and sophistication of Beverly Hills, focusing on two color palettes – shades of soothing green symbolizing balance and good health and a light purple hue, evoking a sense of luxury and royalty.
Other suites include Studio Suite with a separate working area, Deluxe Terrace Suite with spacious outdoor terraces, One Bedroom Executive Suite, One Bedroom Premier Suites with balconies and terraces, and One Bedroom Elite Residence Suite, which is perfect for extended stays given its large footprint and comfortable layout.
The redesign to all guestrooms and suites follows the hotel’s renovation to the ground-floor meeting space, including the 4,000-square-foot Grand Salon Ballroom and expansive foyer, as well as the Lobby Lounge, in 2012. The Royal Suite was upgraded in late 2013. A new spa and restaurant concept are also in the works.
The property offers more than 16,000 square feet of overall function space.
