Hollywood Melrose Hotel, Hotel in den Vereinigten Staaten
The Hollywood Melrose Hotel is a building erected in 1927 on Melrose Avenue that served as both a hotel and apartments over its history. It displays Norman Revival style with brick, arches, and decorative details designed by architect S. Charles Lee.
Built in 1927, the structure served as a hotel and apartments for decades before being added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1992. The designation recognized its architectural significance and Norman Revival design from the early 20th century.
The hotel sits on Melrose Avenue in a neighborhood filled with shops and restaurants that draw visitors interested in history and architecture. The furniture shop on the ground level connects the building to the local commercial life of the street.
The hotel is located in Hollywood near major attractions and accessible along Melrose Avenue. It contains 62 rooms and features a furniture display on the street level that visitors can browse.
The building was originally known as the Melrose Arms and later the Monte Cristo Island Apartments, reflecting its shifting purpose over the decades. Following a major 2010 renovation that restored 1920s details, many of those original features were subsequently replaced with modern updates, reversing some of the historic restoration work.
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