InterContinental Los Angeles Revamps Guestrooms and Suites with New Room Types and a Fresh, New Design

All 363 Accommodations Offer a Private Outdoor Balcony or Terrace, and Multi-Connecting, Spacious Suites Take on a Residential Feel For Extended Stay Guests

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. February 18, 2015

LOS ANGELES, CA - February 18, 2015 - InterContinental Los Angeles Century City at Beverly Hills is underway with a redesign and upgrade to all of its 363 guestrooms and suites. The multi-million dollar project, set to be complete in 2016, brings new accommodation types, including two new suite categories, and welcomes a fresh take on a more modern, luxury California-inspired look and feel.

The iconic hotel offers a range of spacious guestrooms and suites to accommodate any type of traveler, all with private outdoor balconies or terraces. As part of the renovation project, the new, expansive Elite Honeymoon Suite is added to the roster of room categories. Perfect for a romantic getaway, the 1,325-square-foot suite features an oversized soaking tub with French windows above that open into the bedroom, offering uninterrupted views, beyond the balcony to the Hollywood Hills. The suite also has a separate living and dining area, powder room and kitchenette with an island and barstools.

In an effort to cater to the growing number of large families and group travelers, the hotel is also introducing four suites with an inter-connecting option, allowing guests the ability to gather and socialize together while still offering the privacy of individual rooms. The connecting suites now come together to essentially create a four-bedroom residence, which extended stay guests are also looking for when choosing a hotel.

The hotel commissioned Los Angeles-based firm The Design Studio for the guestroom and suite remodel. The design team drew inspiration from the glamour and sophistication of Beverly Hills, focusing on two color palettes - shades of soothing green symbolizing balance and good health and a light purple hue, evoking a sense of luxury and royalty.

Each room features modern furniture shapes rendered in rich wood veneer. With relaxation in mind, the final touches include a palette of wood surfaces, neutral fabrics and soft goods. The layout invites guests to relish the impressive views of Hollywood, Downtown Los Angeles or the Pacific Ocean from each room's private balcony or terrace.

Elegant upholstered headboards and crisp white bedding with down duvets add to the hotel chic. For some sparkle, the designers added crystal columnar lamps to the bedside tables and judicious pops of color with geometric and striped accent pillows in tones of amethyst, plum and chartreuse. A series of abstract ink artworks by Kim Johnson adorn each room. Every luxurious bathroom features separate walk-in showers, a soaking tub and fine lemon verbena-scented bathing amenities from Agraria.

“We are so excited to unveil the hotel's redesign and look forward to showcasing our upgraded rooms and suites to our loyal visitors and new guests in this New Year,” said InterContinental Los Angeles at Beverly Hills General Manager Steve Choe. “Los Angeles is a competitive luxury hotel market, and we are confident our new design helps ensure that our hotel is at the top of the list for the discerning traveler.”

Other suites include Studio Suite with a separate working area, Deluxe Terrace Suite with spacious outdoor terraces, One Bedroom Executive Suite, One Bedroom Premier Suites with balconies and terraces, and One Bedroom Elite Residence Suite, which is perfect for extended stays given its large footprint and comfortable layout. The hotel's top accommodations are the Presidential Suite and 3,300-square-foot Royal Suite, which includes two bedrooms, two-and-a-half bath, library, full kitchen and wet bar, two LED fireplaces, double walk-in rain shower and whirlpool soaking tub, as well as dramatic LED lighting to change the color and mood at any time.

The redesign to all guestrooms and suites follows the hotel's renovation to the ground-floor meeting space, including the 4,000-square-foot Grand Salon Ballroom and expansive foyer, as well as the Lobby Lounge, in 2012. The Royal Suite was upgraded in late 2013. A new spa and restaurant concept are also in the works.

For more information and make a reservation, please visit www.intercontinentallosangeles.com. For the latest on promotions and events, follow us on Facebook (facebook.com/InterContinentalLosAngeles) and Twitter (twitter.com/InterConLA).

ABOUT INTERCONTINENTAL LOS ANGELES CENTURY CITY AT BEVERLY HILLS The renowned InterContinental Los Angeles is steps away from world-class shopping, major entertainment studios and the sun-soaked beaches of Southern California. The landmark hotel, conveniently located on the Avenue of the Stars, features 363 spacious and stylish guestrooms, including 148 suites, all of which offer panoramic views of the Hollywood Hills, downtown Los Angeles and the vast Pacific Ocean coastline. Guests savor California cuisine in the Park Grill restaurant or small bites in the elegant Lobby Lounge. Spa InterContinental offers relaxing treatments in private villas, and the 24-hour fitness center is complete with an outdoor heated infinity swimming pool, sauna and steam room. Complimentary town car service is available to all guests within 1.5 miles of the hotel in a Mercedes S Class or all-new electric Tesla Model S. The InterContinental brand is located in more than 60 countries, operating 138 hotels worldwide and 48 hotels in the Americas region.