This hotel is famous for its dynamic 1980's design and engineering, a remarkable lobby, fine service and food and drink. I absolutely had to see the interior of this hotel. Arriving at the Figuero entrance I had a little trouble finding my way down to the lobby floor. I could see the lobby and all the fountains, but it took some time to find the elevator and the escalator. If you arrive at this hotel on the Figuero side with your baggage, carefully follow the directions to the elevator.
A much easier entrance and a much more attractive one is on Flower Street.
We went to this hotel for a look around and had the excuse that we wanted drinks and snacks in the bar at the center of the lobby.
So glad that we did so because the drinks and food were fine, the service wonderful and the atmosphere is interesting, very interesting. The menu in the bar has light meals in several catagories so each of us could find what appealed at the moment. Although the bar is full of flat screen televisions, the entertainment is the hotel itself and worth a visit.
We wandered through some of the dozens of shops in this hotel and thinking of the one little shop in our own hotel, made a note to try to stay at the Westin Bonaventure in future.
Did I mention the fountains and pools in the hotel? I have never seen anything like it. Fascinating, smoothing and beautiful. The artistry with the water and the lighting is outstanding. On a hot evening in Los Angeles, this hotel provides a nearly spa like environment for the weary and thirsty.