Located atop downtown’s historic Bunker Hill, the Omni Hotel Los Angeles works for both business and leisure travelers. You’re only blocks away from the Museum of Contemporary Art, whose permanent collection includes works by Jackson Pollock and Piet Mondrian. The eye-catching Disney Concert Hall, designed by Frank Gehry, is also worth a look. The Omni Hotel Los Angeles offers a consistent sense of style throughout the building. Downstairs, sweeping staircases and solid columns fill the open space, framing dark wood and plush furniture offset by beautiful soft lighting. The 1920s Art Deco feel extends into the guest rooms. Neoclassic lines and a neutral palette ranging from mother-of-pearl to taupe create a harmonious feel. At the Omni’s Noé Restaurant, the dining room features Parisian accents, but the food reveals a wider scope of influences. Sip a signature martini as you browse the menu options, infused with Japanese, American, and French flavors. Be sure to finish with the banana-chocolate creme brulee. With Noé, the flora-filled Grand Cafe, and a beautiful rooftop pool, the Omni Los Angeles allows you that special feeling of being lost in a world of your own for the duration of your stay.