Boutique Hotel Planned for Narrow Site in Downtown's Historic Core

Adam Sokol Architectural Practice

Lizard In Los Angeles has proposed building a 28-story, 150-room boutique hotel on a skinny lot in Downtown LA’s Historic Core, now known as the South Broadway District. New York’s Lizard Capital holds the majority stake in the project and is serving as developer.

Buffalo, NY- based Adam Sokol Architectural Practice has released plans for this lifestyle hotel at 633 S Spring St to the City of Los Angeles Planning Department. According to recently published environmental documents, the tower’s first 12 stories jut forward flush with the sidewalk and match the height of adjacent buildings, but the building overall is 325 feet tall.

Plans call for a 6.1k SF fine dining restaurant, 1.57k SF of retail space and a 3.31k SF rooftop bar. Due to the narrow nature of the lot there will be no onsite parking. The developer, however, plans to offer curbside valet service that will use an existing parking at a garage a block away. The hotel is expected to open in 2017.  [ULA]

Continue reading this story with a free account

Log in or register
Sign up for more articles like this
Subscribe to Bisnow's Los Angeles Newsletters
Related Stories

Stephen Ross, Jeffrey Soffer Scrap Plans For Miami Airport Hotel Project

Braemar Inches Closer To Ashford Breakup With $372M Hotel Sale

Workers At 6 Chicago Hotels Go On Strike Ahead Of Chicago Marathon

NYC Is Building Hotels Again. It May Not Be Enough

Downtown Los Angeles Retail, Office Hub The Bloc Up For Sale

DHS Buys 3 More Detention Facilities From The Geo Group For $950M

Amazon, LA Olympics Organizer Take Over 39-Acre Site Formerly Home To Forever 21

High Costs Pose Barriers For Ground-Up Hotel Development In Charlotte

Walt Disney Pays $115M For Former Yamaha Campus: The Los Angeles Deal Sheet

Hudson Pacific Sells San Francisco Office Buildings

Newsom Signs Bills Aimed At Cold Storage Post-Boyle Heights Fire

Hotel Industry Sees Record-High Increases In RevPAR, ADR