With its timeless beauty, classic architecture, and glorious past, an historic landmark hotel in downtown Los Angeles reclaims its legacy as one of the city's venerable addresses.

Standing 12 stories tall with a distinguishing exterior faced, the former El Dorado Hotel is being transformed into 65 spacious loft residences. Original design elements have been carefully preserved while creating a modern, innovative living environment.

DOWNTOWN LIVING

Discover the excitement and convenience of an in-city live/work lifestyle, where shopping, dining, galleries and other attractions are just a quick stroll or Metro ride away.

HISTORY

Built in 1913, this building was originally named the Hotel Stowell after its builder, N.W. Stowell, a capitalist and financier. Most commonly recognized as the El Dorado Hotel, where Charlie Chaplin once lived, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The ground floor boasts what is thought to be the largest area of intact Batchelder tile in the world.

AMENITIES

Legendary Style

- Twelve-story turn-of-the-century terracotta and concrete building with balconies and original arched windows

- Pre-wired for today's living

Attention to Detail

- 65 residences carefully designed to preserve the integrity of the building's original splendor

- 5 spectacular penthouse residences

- One and two bedroom floor plans (some with optional third bedroom) from 859 to 1700 square feet.

- All units include either one, two or three balconies with French doors.

- Connection for stacked washer and dryer

- Italian-designer kitchen cabinets and granite countertops

- Italian-designer bathroom cabinets with granite countertops