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New Hotels in Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles is in the middle of one of its biggest hotel buildouts in decades. From a 727-room dual-brand tower steps from Crypto.com Arena in Downtown to a beachfront reinvention in Santa Monica, a rooftop escape in Pasadena, and a $300 million stadium hotel rising next to SoFi, the city's hotel landscape has changed significantly in the last three years — and the biggest openings are still ahead.
The defining new hotel experience in Downtown LA is the AC Hotel + Moxy Downtown Los Angeles
— a 37-story dual-brand tower housing 727 rooms combined, 13 restaurants and bars, and a 34th-floor rooftop garden, directly across from Crypto.com Arena. The Moxy is LA's first under that brand. Together they represent the most complete new hotel experience in DTLA. On the Westside, the Sandbourne Santa Monica, Autograph Collection
reinvented the former Le Merigot site in May 2024 with a five-senses concept, poolside ceramics classes, and a distinctly California-coastal identity.
The biggest upcoming opening in LA — and arguably in the entire country — is the Kali Hotel & Rooftop, Autograph Collection, a $300 million, 300-room property opening September 2026 as the only hotel inside the Hollywood Park complex, directly adjacent to SoFi Stadium and YouTube Theater. Built specifically to serve the 2027 Super Bowl and 2028 Olympics, the Kali Hotel is the most strategically positioned new hotel in Los Angeles history. Also opening in 2026: PUBLIC West Hollywood
with a 16,000 sq ft rooftop terrace at the former Standard Hollywood site, and the Bulgari Resort Los Angeles, a 58-room hillside retreat in the Santa Monica Mountains.
At Stay In The New we track every newly opened and upcoming hotel across Greater Los Angeles — from Downtown and Hollywood to Santa Monica, Pasadena, the San Fernando Valley, and Inglewood. This page is updated regularly as new properties open and timelines change.
$300M
Kali Hotel — the only hotel inside SoFi Stadium's Hollywood Park complex
727
Rooms in the AC Hotel + Moxy Downtown LA dual-brand tower — LA's largest new hotel
2027 + 2028
Super Bowl & Olympics coming to LA — biggest sustained hotel demand spike in US history
50M+
Annual visitors to Los Angeles — one of the world's top tourism destinations