Bryson Hotel

Located on Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles, the Bryson Hotel covers 10,000 square meters. The hotel is one of the most luxurious residential buildings in all of California, and has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1983.

The Bryson Hotel was built in 1913. It was built in the main residential area of Los Angeles. Bryson demolished 4 houses, so that in their place could appear majestic building. It was originally planned that the new apartment would be a six-storey house, but in the end, the hotel took 30 meters in height.

The architects were Frederick Noonan and Charles H. Cusor. Construction lasted only 7 months - from June to December 1912. The budget was about $750,000 along with the land.

Bryson is a building that combines classical style and fine art. At the time of opening, the hotel included 320 rooms divided into 96 apartments and 12 suites.

This is a snow-white structure, the two lower floors of which are made in soft pink tones. Inside the hotel you can see marble stairs, glass chandeliers, tiled floors, rare plants, expensive carpets, mahogany furniture, billiard room, library and 3 large loggias.