Where Downtown Meets Little Tokyo

DoubleTree by HiltonHotel Los Angeles Downtown sits at 120 South Los Angeles Street, anchoring the corner ofdowntown Los Angeleswhere the city's central business district brushes up against the cultural energy of Little Tokyo. The address places guests right inside the financial and civic core of the city, with cultural landmarks practically at the doorstep.
A 21-Story Stay with Japanese Design Cues
The property rises as a 21-story full-service building blending a serene atmosphere with accents drawn from Japanese culture. That visual identity takes its most memorable form on the rooftop, where a refreshed Japanese-inspired garden functions as the hotel's signature outdoor event and meeting space.
A Building with a Past
The hotel carries an interesting back story. The building previously operated as the Kyoto Grand Hotel and Gardens, and after bankruptcy proceedings and a multimillion-dollar renovation, it was rebranded as a DoubleTree by Hilton in July 2012. The reopening announcement described the property as a new addition to the Hilton Worldwide portfolio, launched with Rim Hospitality at the helm.
Today the property is managed by Aimbridge Hospitality, keeping the Japanese-inspired identity alive while operating under the DoubleTree brand.
On-Site Dining
Dining options inside the hotel are concentrated in two venues: the Justice Urban Tavern and the Rendezvous Lobby Bar. These provide the on-property food and drink options for guests who prefer to stay close to the lobby after a day downtown.
Room Essentials
Breakfast is offered at the hotel for a fee, served in a buffet format. The property does not allow pets, though service animals are welcome. Practical policies around cancellation, check-in, check-out and payment are handled at the front desk.
Getting Here and Getting Around
The hotel is a roughly 15-mile drive from Hollywood Burbank Airport (Bob Hope Airport), about 18 miles from Los Angeles International Airport and around 25 miles from Long Beach Airport (Daugherty Field). None of the three airports offers a hotel shuttle, so ground transport needs to be arranged separately.
For drivers, on-site EV charging is available, with in/out privileges included. There is no covered or secured parking, and a 10 percent tax is added to all parking rates.
What's Nearby
The location puts several signature downtown Los Angeles attractions within a short distance. LA Live Entertainment Center, the Museum of Contemporary Art and Walt Disney Concert Hall are all about 0.10 miles from the front door, putting concerts, contemporary art and architectural icons within easy reach.
Practical Considerations
Guests looking for a place to smoke outside should ask the Front Desk for the locations of designated outdoor smoking areas. Some on-property details, including dining venues, parking policies and nearby amenities, may change over time, so it is worth confirming current arrangements directly with the hotel when planning a stay.
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