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Andaz West Hollywood

West Hollywood, California, United States · Andaz · Near Luxury

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Gene Autry opened this Sunset Strip high-rise in 1963; by the 1970s touring bands called it the Riot House. Led Zeppelin rented as many as six floors, Keith Richards dropped a television from Room 1015, and Robert Plant's balcony shout that he was a golden god later echoed through Almost Famous, filmed on site. Jim Morrison lived here until eviction for dangling from a window by his fingertips, and Little Richard kept Room 319 for years.

About Andaz West Hollywood

History

Gene Autry opened the high-rise at 8401 Sunset in 1963. Sold in 1966, it became the Continental Hyatt House, then the Riot House for 1970s touring bands. Hyatt West Hollywood followed. Andaz took 239 rooms in 2009 and enclosed the old throw-a-TV balconies as glass sunrooms. Room 905 is now the Robert Plant Suite.

The setting

On the Sunset Strip, West Hollywood. Beverly Hills is west. The high-rise is Gene Autry's Riot House.

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