Normandie
The Quintessential Los Angeles
Boutique Hotel
At the time of its completion, the two men who built Hotel Normandie - Albert R. Walker and Percy A. Eisen - were developing a number of notable Los Angeles properties, including the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, United Theatre on Broadway, and the Fine Arts Building. As a product of this booming period of construction, Hotel Normandie quickly gained notoriety in the 1920s and 30s. A number of famous guests began settling in there; English author Malcolm Lowry resided at the hotel while writing his most well-known novel, Under the Volcano, while Mrs. H.F. Bruner later became a local celebrity, preparing $1 turkey dinners for the community every Sunday.
Whilst bringing it into the 21st century, renovations have updated some of the hotel’s components when necessary; nevertheless, Hotel Normandie maintains much of its original aspects. This includes the famous Cassell’s Hamburgers, which first opened as a diner in 1948, and a reconstruction of the original Mansard roof, which was disassembled during the 1950s. From the restored terrazzo floor in our lobby to the rich mahogany doors in our halls, each detail adds to the blast-from-the-past enchantment that makes this Koreatown hotel a truly special destination.
02. Unique Features
The Exceptional Hotel Normandie Experience
Hotel Normandie is made memorable by the exciting opportunities it provides for its guests. Gratuitous extras and community events in Koreatown create an unparalleled stay with one-of-a-kind throwback locations, alongside a daily schedule of programmed activities.
03. Dog Friendly Amenities
Perks for Your Pup
As a dog friendly hotel, we know the importance of keeping your canine content. Rest assured; at Hotel Normandie, we provide a multitude of amenities for your dog to enjoy. Simply contact the property using the number on your booking confirmation to request one of our dog friendly rooms, and we’ll accommodate accordingly!
