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For a quick glance at the most fabulous possibilities of modern architecture, stop by the Mondrian Hotel in Los Angeles. Style, fantasy, and luxury: All merge into a unified whole in Philippe Starck’s spectacular West Hollywood property. Between Beverly Hills and Hollywood, the Mondrian has an ideal location for touring the Beverly Center, the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and the Getty Center. At night, come back to dine at Asia de Cuba, the Mondrian’s Asian-Latino restaurant helmed by Jeffrey Chodorow. Since its opening, the Mondrian Hotel, located on Sunset Boulevard, has become famous for its sleek yet whimsical open-air entertainment spot: Skybar. As fantastic as Skybar is, however (and it is fantastic – corrugated tin roof, silk curtains, white furniture, the most spectacular view in L.A.), it tends to outshine the hotel itself, which is no small feat. The ephemeral guest rooms at the Mondrian are arguably nicer than most of the private bedrooms in Los Angeles. Uncomplicated yet fabulously comfortable, the rooms feature simple white and cream fabrics complemented by sleek, no-fuss furniture. Orchids and enormous windows provide light and balance.