History
The rococo details used by William Douglas Lee throughout the exterior and interior of the building are what visitors initially find most striking when they first lay eyes upon the majestic El Royale. The discerning will appreciate the details of the vintage bathroom tiles, the delicate original hallway chandeliers, or the quality of the custom parquet wood floors which adorn each unit. The El Royale is one of the most well-preserved and architecturally significant 1920’s historic landmarks in Los Angeles and is a place where people come to and to be inspired.
The grandeur of the historic façade leads to the ornate grand lobby featuring antique iron chandeliers, hand-painted ceilings, original marble and hardwood floors, mahogany woodwork, and cornice moldings that hearken back to a glamorous age when hand-hammered fixtures and superior craftsmanship were the norm.
Luxury Living
Living
Situated in prestigious Hancock Park immediately opposite the exclusive Wilshire Country Club, the El Royale’s enviable address has long been heralded as an enclave for a fortunate few. Nestled between Beverly Hills, Hollywood, and Downtown, Hancock Park is one of the oldest and most historically significant neighborhoods in Los Angeles and is considered one of the most desirable areas in which to live. It is a lovely community with beautiful tree-lined streets and grand, stately mansions that are home to legends in the entertainment industry.
We are also walking distance to Larchmont Village, an upscale and friendly shopping district overflowing with charming shops and alfresco dining. Rare in a city like Los Angeles, the easy access to the unique specialty shops, trendy clothing stores, and acclaimed restaurants found in Larchmont Village creates a vibrant neighborhood which is enjoyed by an eclectic array of locals and sojourners who have found a home in this haven
