JW Marriott Hotel Los Angeles at L.A. LIVE
Opening March 1, 2010, the JW Marriott Hotel Los Angeles at L.A. LIVE will serve as the focal point of L.A. LIVE, offering sophisticated travelers a front seat to the emerging world-class entertainment, sports and dining district, along with the approachable luxury for which the brand has long been known.
With its central location in Los Angeles’ burgeoning downtown district, the JW Marriott at L.A. LIVE will provide a deluxe level of comfort and personal service within a unique environment designed to reflect its location. Guests will enjoy convenient access to the city, whether visiting the revitalized downtown area or other parts of Los Angeles. Learn more by visiting www.LALiveMarriott.com.
L.A. LIVE Entertainment
Located in the center of the entertainment capital of the world, the 5.6-million-square-foot L.A. LIVE mixed-used development will be the primary “content campus” and event center for Southern California, where people seeking entertainment offerings intersect with the sports and entertainment industries at work in an energetic, unique urban environment.
Covering more than six city blocks and sitting on 27 acres, L.A. LIVE will transform Downtown Los Angeles and become the premier destination for people seeking a multitude of entertainment offerings. Unique attractions include the Grammy Museum, and ESPN Zone.
L.A. LIVE Restaurants
L.A. LIVE will offer a rich mix of local, regional and national restaurants reflecting the uniqueness of Los Angeles and its passion for food. Serving most everyone’s taste and budget, the restaurants at L.A. LIVE will be open for lunch and dinner, offering outdoor dining to take advantage of Los Angeles’ pleasing climate.
Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse and Wine Bar will occupy a spot on the bustling corner of Olympic and Figueroa Boulevards. Established in 1998 and currently operating 50 locations throughout the United States, Fleming’s has been the recipient of numerous fine dining awards and 37 Wine Spectator Magazine Awards of Excellence. Just south is The Farm of Beverly Hills, an American restaurant from one of Beverly Hills’ most popular operators that serves breakfast, lunch, dinner and an array of fresh bakery items.
Los Angeles’ nightlife guru, Sam Nazarian of SBE Entertainment (Hyde Lounge, Prey, Privilege and Area), brings his sushi and robata bar concept, Katsuya to L.A. LIVE. Recently opened in Brentwood, this location will be the second expanded version of Katsuya which began in 1998 as a small, but wildly popular storefront sushi bar in Studio City.
Long Beach-based Yard House will open its 12th location, a restaurant and brew pub at L.A. LIVE. The popular casual dining operator offers a wide menu of American food, excellent service and more than 100 different beers from around the world and will feature a large outdoor dining terrace.
New York-based Rosa Mexicano brings a fine dining concept of traditional and nouvelle Mexican food within a contemporary David Rockwell design. Known for their pomegranate margaritas, guacamole freshly prepared tableside, and indoor water wall, Rosa Mexicano currently operates five locations in the Northeast. In addition, a two level, 30,000 square foot ESPN Zone restaurant and sports bar will serve American grill food in an entertaining family environment with a viewing room and interactive games.
Los Angeles’ own culinary icon, Wolfgang Puck will bring an exciting new California cuisine concept of fresh seafood, salads and steaks to L.A. LIVE. Several quick service restaurants are planned for L.A. LIVE as well. Starbucks will bring its popular coffee house concept along with outdoor seating. A quick service restaurant will offer traditional deli sandwiches, salads and catering next door to New Zealand Natural Ice Cream, a premium ice cream shop whose parent company operates over 100 locations internationally.
Los Angeles Area
The greater Los Angeles area is filled with entertainment options for everyone. To help plan your trip, visit the Los Angeles Convention and Visitors Bureau: www.DiscoverLosAngeles.com. A few suggestions include Disneyland, Universal Studios, and Six Flags Magic Mountain. Or, get outdoors and take a drive to the Santa Monica Beach and Pier, or stay indoors and spend some time exploring the many area museums. You’ll find something to please everyone in the family!
