LAX Hyatt House / Hyatt Place

Vision

Los Angeles is a trend-setting global metropolis with an extraordinary history and a rich cultural heritage. It’s known as the Entertainment Capital of the World. Tucked between Marina del Rey and Manhattan Beach, the LAX Corridor is the gateway to this capital and offers a fun layover or a home base for further travels. The gateway features L.A.’s highest concentration of hotels from all the major brands and more.

Originally named the Del Webb Building, this 12-story office building was designed by Welton Becket, who was acclaimed for mid-century architecture in Los Angeles.

The dilapidated office tower was reimagined as a dual branded select service hotel with approximately 33 guest rooms on each floor. Hyatt Place provides upscale rooms and amenities, while Hyatt House is geared towards guests requiring longer stays and provides in-unit kitchens, and living/workspace in each room. The concept for interior design was driven by chic style and fashion of the 1960s that balances strong masculine elements with bold feminine accents. Proximity to the L.A. International Airport adds a dynamic and adventurous quality to the concept. The palette is neutral colors with vibrant moments of rich materials, geometric forms, retro textures, and statement furniture pieces to pay homage to the building’s modernist origin while instilling modern flare.