This Luxe Hotel Suite Comes With a ‘Hangover Butler’ For New Year’s Eve
Ring in 2018 in style with an in-room Bloody Mary bar, your own personal butler and other awesome amenities.
The Dream Hollywood hotel is hosting one hell of a party pad for New Year’s Eve.
As part of a two-day package, the luxury L.A. hotel offers its 1,800-square-foot penthouse suite, dubbed the Guesthouse, for December 31 and January 1.
They’ve thrown in plenty of over-the-top amenities for a wild New Year’s Eve (and for the morning after), including a bartender at your beck and call, a “hangover butler” for the morning after, in-room spa treatments and a “selection of complimentary designer sunglasses, to hide the bags under your eyes or bring a fresh style to the New Year.”
The Guesthouse offers a modern and palatial escape from the hustle and bustle of North Cahuenga Blvd. in a prime Hollywood location.
Floor-to-ceiling windows offer 360-degree views over Los Angeles and the Hollywood Hills while a private terrace offers a closer and more intimate look.
The living room boasts a dining area and can also double as a screening room, courtesy of the suite’s big screen projector. You can take in the views while luxuriating in the oversize tub or under the rain shower.
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The amenities of the Rockwell Group-designed hotel are similarly first-rate: a 11,000 square foot rooftop pool, a gym designed by celebrity trainer Gunnar Peterson, and hip restaurant and nightlife venues operated by TAO Group: The Highlight Room, Beauty & Essex, TAO Asian Bistro and Avenue. And after you’re done eating, partying and popping Champagne bottles, just hop in the elevator to keep the party going in your pimped-out suite.
Sounds like a pretty epic way to give 2017 a decidedly Hollywood ending, and kick off the New Year in style.
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Inquire with Dream Hollywood if you want to reserve this epic party perch, which goes for $10,000 a night with a two-night minimum for the ultra-swanky suite.
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