Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles Est. 2014
929 South Broadway, Downtown, Los Angeles, California
- A/V Equipment
- Wifi
- Dining Chairs
- Dining Tables
- Onsite Restrooms
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- The Theater at Ace Hotel:
- We're sitting in one of the most remarkable gems in the city — a delicately restored, 1,600-seat movie palace from the 1920s with a three-story, 2,300 square foot grand lobby, ornate open balcony and mezzanine and a vaulted ceiling with thousands of tiny mirrors that glimmer when lit. The Theatre at Ace Hotel is the literal foundation of Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles. Our loving reanimation of the former flagship movie house of United Artists, The Theatre serves Los Angeles' burgeoning epicenter for art a
- - Max Capacity: 150 seated for a reception, 500 standing
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- Segovia Hall:
- Segovia Hall is our flexible second floor event space, spilling over with natural light and Old Hollywood mystique. We named the spacious stateroom after the Spanish cathedral that inspired Mary Pickford's vision for the United Artists Theater — its lush, heavy red curtains a nod to her distinctive taste for opulence. It can function as one large room, or be portioned into three separate banquet spaces, depending on your needs. It's an ideal space for myriad uses — parties, dinners, gallery exhibits, weddin
- Walker & Eisen Room:
- Adjoining the main chamber of Segovia Hall are the Walker and Eisen rooms — our two super adaptable second floor banquet spaces. The rooms work great for meetings, gatherings, parties both raucous and reserved or product launches catered by our on-site restaurant.
- Mezzanine at LA Chapter:
- The dining table is in the comfortable crow’s nest atop our bustling L.A. Chapter restaurant — a polished hideaway tucked above the fray. The Mezzanine’s long table provides an ideal spot for making an impression, as its open views look out over the restaurant’s lofty ceilings and beautiful stained glass windows. The entire Mezzanine, which includes the communal table, additional seating and bar, can be reserved for parties of 30-60 guests.
- Food, Restaurants, Cafes:
- L.A. Chapter is a lively brasserie just off of Ace’s lobby. Rooted in a fresh, thoughtful focus on locally sourced ingredients, the chef's presents a menu that introduces nuanced flavors to traditional culinary technique. Fresh herbs and colorful accents welcome grace to the plate. Garum salts the brussels sprouts, hibiscus and nasturtium fragrance the duck breast, tahini and kumquats exalt the tuna. Subtle incongruities in flavor are at the heart of what makes L.A. Chapter a thoroughly American restaurant.
- Bars & Lounges:
Upstairs
Open everyday, for everyone.Inspired by Hollywood's famous Les Deux Cafe, Upstairs is the sky-high urban oasis at Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles. With a concrete pool and city lights stretched out in all directions, Upstairs' bunker-like rooftop bar hosts a smattering of events every night of the week — DJs, live bands, book release parties, pop-up shops and creative collaborations — with bright, world-traveled twists on California desert fare and traditional cocktails with a menu lovingly curated by the Upstairs beverage wizards.
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Large Double Queen Bedroom
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Large Double Queen Bathroom
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Small
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Medium
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Medium with Terrace
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The Loft
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Large
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Ace Suite
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L.A. Chapter
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L.A. Chapter Brunch
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A table for two.
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Ace Suite Terrace
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Wood on white
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Upstairs Bar
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Los Angeles.
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Design by Bash Please; Florals by Moon Canyon
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Curated accessories.
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Glam entrance.
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This downtown Los Angeles event venue and hotel is ideal for celebrations large and small.
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Design by Bash Please; Florals by Moon Canyon
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Parking lot.
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Rooftop ceremony seating arrangements.
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Group shot at the entrance.
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Upstairs.
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Radiant reception table styled by Sydney Noberg and Melissa Pearson at Bash Please; Florals by Moon Canyon.
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Radiant reception table styled by Sydney Noberg and Melissa Pearson at Bash Please; Florals by Moon Canyon.
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Invitaton Design, Lettering, & Calligraphy: Bride, Ngaio Parr, Screen-printed by ½ Hazard Press
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Radiant reception table styled by Sydney Noberg and Melissa Pearson at Bash Please; Florals by Moon Canyon catering by Ace Hotel.
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Can never have too much confetti (or Confetti Cannons!)
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Exterior.
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Unpack and stay awhile.
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Gorgeous photo backdrops abound - from light and bright.
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To dark and mysterious.
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To deeply dramatic in the theater.
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Theater ceiling.
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Hallway to the theater.
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