HOLLYWOOD VOLUME, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

Revered Angeleno chef Wes Avila of Guerrilla Tacos fame helms KA’TEEN, tommie’s signature restaurant. Spanning over 5,000 square feet of outdoor dining space and inspired by the Mayan city of Tulum, KA’TEEN pays homage to the Yucatan Peninsula’s rich culinary history and offers a lush refuge for city dwellers. Whether it be for creative cocktails, decadent dinners, or a vibrant late-night social scene, KA’TEEN serves as a venue for gatherings of all types.

Also known as Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, this iconic movie palace has celebrity hand- and foot-prints out front and hosts red carpet premieres year-round. It’s located less than a mile from our hotel, close to other Hollywood Boulevard attractions.

Desert 5 Spot brings the laid-back vibe of 70’s Palm Springs and the eccentric charm of Pioneer Town to Hollywood. Named after the colorful Mojave Desert flower and inspired by Joshua Tree hideouts, throwback roadside motels and cosmic Americana, Desert 5 Spot is the ultimate rooftop watering hole. A sunny roof deck and pool serves up stunning 360-degree views, while a cozy living room lounge bar dishes out frozen margaritas, cold beers and food in a basket, making this the perfect place to take a dip or take a sip any time of the year. Featuring daily live performances by our in-house band, The Desert 5, weekend DJ’s and old-fashioned jukeboxes playing a blend of country hits and classic rock, Desert 5 Spot welcomes one and all to leave their tensions and pretensions at the door, and let the good times roll.

An outdoor concert area set in a natural amphitheater

The Hollywood Sign is viewable from all over L.A., but you can get better photos from locations such as the Griffith Observatory or the Hollywood Reservoir, with clearer views.

Head west from our hotel to reach this eclectic neighborhood—home to famous comedy clubs and music venues, buzzed-about brunch spots, and vibrant nightlife.

Home to the Zeiss telescope. Head to this free observatory to peer through its public telescopes, attend planetarium programs accompanied by a live lecture, and study exhibits at the Ahmanson Hall of the Sky. One of the most recognizable locations in L.A., it’s been seen in dozens of Hollywood films.

Hollywood Walk of Fame, runs along Hollywood Blvd and Vine Street, there are about 2500 stars on the sidewalk.