Old Hollywood mystique, a majestic movie palace and airy Cali cool, Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles is a wonderland made for historic hosting. Contact us for all the details around Segovia Hall, Walker/Eisen, the Mezzanine and more. Each space is adaptable, flexible and well-equipped to give your group a great day.
Want to go wilder? Let us know and we’ll introduce you to pools, the rooftop, The Theatre and more.
A large flexible second floor space with big, bright windows, Old Hollywood mystique and the ability to grow or shrink as you see fit. Small groups or full teams will find everything they need here.
Adjoining Segovia Hall, this highly adaptable space works for intimate gatherings or can be transformed into one great room for large groups.
The Mezzanine’s our comfortable crow’s nest atop the bustling LOAM restaurant — a polished hideaway tucked above the fray. There’s a long dining table you can reserve that comfortably seats 8-16 guests — its open views looking out over the restaurant’s lofty ceilings and beautiful stained glass windows making an easy impression on larger parties. The whole Mezzanine is outfitted with comfortable interiors courtesy of Commune Design and LA-based artists the Haas Brothers, with high-end furnishings by Boyd Design.
Upstairs is the sky-high urban oasis of Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles: a friendly, animated social hub with lounging space both inside and out — perfect for a quiet afternoon rendezvous with friends or more libertine late night adventures.
Our open air loungeside can be yours during the sunny hours or after sunset with the city’s bright lights stretched out in all directions. The upstairs poolside is perfect for standing cocktail receptions and buffet dinners.
Our open air poolside can be yours during the sunny hours or after sunset with the city’s bright lights stretched out in all directions. The upstairs poolside is perfect for standing cocktail receptions and buffet dinners.
A 1,600 seat movie palace with 2,300 square foot lobby, The Theatre serves as our epicenter for art and entertainment, retrofitted with state-of-the-art digital projection systems and cinema sound.
Originally Mary Pickford’s private room for screening rough cuts, The Screening Room is an intimate setting for independent film premiers, conferences or readings.
| Event Room Name |
Boardroom
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Classroom |
Rounds
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Reception |
Theater
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U-Shape
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Compare |
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| Segovia Hall 1600 sq. ft. 25′ x 64′ | 50 | 80 | 100 | 115 | 80 | ||
| Walker / Eisen Room 680 sq. ft. 17′ x 40′ | 20 | 40 | |||||
| The Mezzanine 935 sq. ft. 17′ x 55′ | 40 | ||||||
| Upstairs 3034 sq. ft. | 90 | 230 | |||||
| Upstairs, Poolside 1776 sq. ft. 37′ x 48′ | 40 | 70 | |||||
| Upstairs, Loungeside 1258 sq. ft. 37′ x 34′ | 50 | 100 | |||||
| The Theatre 10192 sq. ft. 112′ x 91′ | 1647 | ||||||
| Pickford Screening Room 551 sq. ft. 19′ x 29′ | 30 | 30 |
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