Pendry West Hollywood: A New Luxury Experience on Sunset Boulevard

Just when we thought West Hollywood’s stretch of Sunset Boulevard couldn’t get any more enticing, Pendry Hotels showed up on the scene. Set to open April 2, Pendry West Hollywood offers an expansive block on the Sunset Strip. This impressive hotel features 149 rooms, 40 residences, a rooftop pool, an exclusive private social club with impeccable midcentury modern design, a spa, and multiple restaurants by Wolfgang Puck.

Experience West Hollywood Culture

West Hollywood — or WeHo, as the locals fondly call it — is already an enclave of L.A. arts and culture. The new Pendry West Hollywood hotel is designed to be a full representation of this vibrant community. The art collection, curated by Lendrum Fine Art, seamlessly blends the talent of L.A. artists with impressive names from the global art community. Furthermore, the hotel’s style feels ultra-modern, and the building itself, along with the common areas, presents as a work of art. A standout feature is the illuminated geometric sculpture by Anthony James that greets visitors upon arrival.

Luxury Hospitality Redefined

“I lived in West Hollywood for more than a decade, two blocks from this location, and in many ways, the city influenced the creation of our Pendry brand,” notes Michael Fuerstman, co-founder and creative director of Pendry Hotels & Resorts. He adds, “Pendry exists to create a new luxury hospitality experience — the best elements of classic luxury service culture with a style and perspective that is contemporary, sophisticated, forward-thinking, and unique. The ethos of West Hollywood is a perfect match for our vision.”

Dining and Relaxation

For those planning their next L.A. vacation, consider staying in one of the hotel’s 37 suites for a luxurious experience. A must-visit is the rooftop dining venue, Merois, currently accessible to Pendry WeHo guests and members of the private Britely Social Club by reservation, with plans to open to the public soon. This Wolfgang Puck restaurant offers a sublime blend of French, Japanese, and Southeast Asian cuisine with a California twist, perfectly suited for the West Hollywood food scene.

Additionally, guests should indulge in leisure time at the Spa Pendry. For travelers arriving on red-eye flights, the spa’s vitamin injection and IV therapies — offered in partnership with The Hydration Room — are excellent for combating dehydration and jet lag. Moreover, aside from lounging at the rooftop pool or enjoying a casual lunch at Ospero (also by Wolfgang Puck), visitors are encouraged to explore West Hollywood’s hidden gems. Wander off Sunset Boulevard to discover the best under-the-radar shops, grab a coffee on Melrose Ave, and experience the stylish lifestyle that West Hollywood has to offer.