Best rooms at Andaz West Hollywood — ranked
Best rooms depend on priorities: for skyline views choose Room (Sunset Boulevard View); for extra living space and outdoor access pick Penthouse (Suite) or Suite, City View; for families the Room (Hollywood Hills View) or the two-queen configurations are the practical choice. If you want a distinctly larger stay with a terrace, the Penthouse (Suite) and Andaz, Suite offer the most space and private outdoor options.
In this guide
Top pick overall
If you want the clearest sense of West Hollywood and the Sunset Strip, choose Room (Sunset Boulevard View). Many guests prefer it because windows face Sunset Boulevard and many listings note panoramic city views from higher floors.
Room (Sunset Boulevard View) is available with 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds, so it also works for couples or families who need two beds. The hotel offers free Wi‑Fi in every room and standard housekeeping between 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM.
- View: Sunset Boulevard / city skyline
- Bed options: 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds
- Good for: sightlines, people-watching on the Strip
| Feature | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Windows / view | Panoramic views of Sunset Strip and Los Angeles skyline |
| Occupancy options | King or two-queen layouts |
| Best for | Solo travelers, couples, families wanting a view |
Best suites for space and terraces
For the largest private space and outdoor seating, the Penthouse (Suite) and Andaz, Suite are the top choices. These suites are configured with 1 King Bed and include larger living areas and terrace access on some layouts.
If a private terrace or an open living/dining arrangement matters, ask the front desk about specific suite floor plans at booking — suite features can vary by room and floor and the hotel can confirm which suites include terraces.
- Penthouse (Suite): 1 King Bed, largest suite category
- Andaz, Suite: 1 King Bed, generous living area
- Suite, City View: 1 King Bed, focused on city vistas
| Suite | Why choose it |
|---|---|
| Penthouse (Suite) | Largest space, terrace options, best for celebrating or longer stays |
| Andaz, Suite | Spacious living area, good for small groups or work-from-hotel setups |
| Suite, City View | Good city views with separate living space |
Best rooms for families
Families will often pick Room (Hollywood Hills View) or the two-queen configurations of Room or Room (Sunset Boulevard View). Hyatt’s official FAQ confirms families are welcome and two-queen options and connecting rooms are available by request.
The heated rooftop pool is open year-round with hours listed as 7:00 AM–10:00 PM, and children staying at the hotel can use the pool. If you need a crib or high chair, the hotel’s family-friendly amenities and 24-hour front desk can assist.
- Room (Hollywood Hills View): 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds
- Room (Sunset Boulevard View): two-queen option for families
- Request connecting rooms or cribs through front desk
| Family need | Best room choice |
|---|---|
| Two beds for kids | Room or Room (Sunset Boulevard View) with 2 Queen Beds |
| Better views and quiet | Room (Hollywood Hills View) |
| Access to rooftop pool | Any room; pool is guest-accessible year-round |
Best budget / value option
The standard Room (Shower) or the basic Room are the most straightforward choices if you want a clean, well-located room without the extra square footage of a suite. These rooms come with complimentary Wi‑Fi and in-room amenities such as a portable speaker and stocked minibars (some free items).
Rates vary by date and channel; the hotel charges a mandatory destination fee — Hyatt notes a daily destination fee is applied, so check with the hotel for current inclusions before booking.
- Room (Shower): 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds — practical layout
- Room: 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds — standard amenities
- Value tip: compare dates and ask about promotions; destination fee applies
| Room | Why pick it |
|---|---|
| Room (Shower) | Simple layout, practical for short stays |
| Room | Standard amenities and flexible bed configurations |
| Request | Lower floors may be less expensive — confirm during booking |
Best rooms for working or longer stays
If you plan to work from your room, choose a Suite, City View or Andaz, Suite for separate living areas and a clearer desk space. Suites provide more square footage and seating, which helps when you need to spread out or host a small meeting in-room.
The hotel also provides complimentary high-speed Wi‑Fi property-wide, a 24-hour fitness center, and a 24-hour front desk to support business needs. For longer stays, ask about housekeeping schedules (standard housekeeping runs 8:00 AM–4:00 PM) and in-room laundry options.
- Suite, City View: separate living area and city views
- Andaz, Suite: larger living/dining space good for remote work
- Facilities: free Wi‑Fi, 24-hour fitness center, 24-hour front desk
| Work need | Recommended room |
|---|---|
| Quiet desk and seating | Suite, City View or Andaz, Suite |
| Reliable Wi‑Fi | All rooms include free property-wide Wi‑Fi |
| Close to dining for working meals | Riot House Restaurant and Riot House Market on-site |
Practical booking tips and what to ask for
When booking, specify the exact room type (for example, Penthouse (Suite) or Room (Hollywood Hills View)) and ask the hotel which floors offer the views or terraces you want — room features can vary by floor and specific unit.
Confirm how the mandatory destination fee is applied for your dates, whether connecting rooms are available for families, and any pet arrangements if you’re traveling with dogs (Hyatt’s policy notes dogs up to 50 lbs are accepted with applicable pet fees).
- Ask which rooms have terraces or true Sunset Strip-facing windows
- Confirm destination fee inclusions and any extra parking or valet charges
- Request connecting rooms, cribs, or late housekeeping when needed
| Question to ask | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Does this unit have a balcony/terrace? | Some suites and penthouses list terraces; confirm before you book |
| What does the destination fee include? | Daily mandatory fee is applied; inclusions can change |
| Can I get connecting rooms? | Available by request for families/groups |
