The NoMad Hotel Los Angeles

On the vibrant corner of 7th and Olive Street in Downtown LA, the NoMad Los Angeles continues in the spirit of the original NoMad Hotel in New York taking residence in the historical Giannini Building. Formerly known as the original Bank of Italy, opening back in 1923, the NoMad Los Angeles offers 241 beautifully appointed guest rooms and suites in a residential feel, taking inspiration from California mixed with Italian design details from the building’s heritage. The hotel features four restaurants and bars, including the vibrant lobby restaurant located in the original banking hall. The rooftop pool and café are open year-round offering a Mediterranean oasis in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles with sweeping skyline views.

Designed by Jacques Garcia, each of the rooms at NoMad Los Angeles looks to Italy for inspiration. The room’s soft color palette is drawn from the lobby’s fully-restored, gold and blue Italianate ceiling. All rooms and suites feature custom-designed furnishings and Bellino linens, in-room art programs from Paris-based design studio be-poles, as well as large flat screen TVs. Many offer free standing pedestal bathtubs and separate water closets.