InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown
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By Matt Spaulding, Founder and writer
You check in on the 70th floor. The InterContinental fills the top of the Wilshire Grand tower, with the lobby and its floor-to-ceiling windows up on 70 and Spire 73, an open-air bar, three floors higher. The view holds up. Guests grumble about getting around the building. It runs on smart elevators, and more than one guest says it took a while to learn which car to take. Spire 73 also closes in bad weather, so don't build a whole evening around it on a wet or windy night. Every night carries a Daily Facility Fee of $39 plus $6.32 tax, and IHG's rate screen lists a separate Los Angeles County Workforce Fee of $8 plus $1.30 tax beside it, so $54.62 between them. Part of the facility fee comes back as a $25 food and beverage credit each day, good for dinner at La Boucherie or Spire 73, so eat in at least once and it covers most of itself. There's also a $20 laundry credit per stay. Parking is valet or nothing, $65 overnight or $71.50 with the city's 10% parking tax. Arrive by car and the night costs $126.12 more than the room rate, before the room tax of about 16%. The front desk also holds $150 a night on a card for incidentals, and it won't take cash for that hold.
Quick facts
- Resort fee
- Daily Facility Fee $39 + $6.32 tax per night, plus a separate Los Angeles County Workforce Fee $8 + $1.30 tax per night ($47 before tax, $54.62 with it)
- Fee includes
- $25 daily food and beverage credit (La Boucherie or Spire 73 dinner), $20 laundry credit per stay, local and national calls, 30 min international calling, digital newsstand, up to 3 packages received a day
- Parking
- Valet only, $65 overnight + tax ($71.50 with 10% city parking tax); hourly $15 first hour, $9 each extra half hour, $65 max
- Self-parking
- None; valet only
- Check-in
- 4:00 PM, minimum age 18
- Check-out
- 11:00 AM
- Deposit
- $150/night incidentals hold, card only
- Room taxes
- City 2%, occupancy 14%, state 0.195%
- Pets
- Under 40 lb, $125 one-time fee, waiver at check-in
Where you are
900 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90017
Open in Maps →The hotel occupies the upper floors of the Wilshire Grand Center at Wilshire Boulevard and Figueroa Street, in the financial district on the west side of downtown. 7th Street/Metro Center station is about three minutes on foot, and Crypto.com Arena is roughly a 13-minute walk south down Figueroa.
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Does the InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown charge a resort fee?
Yes, two nightly charges. IHG's rate screen shows a Daily Facility Fee of $39 plus $6.32 tax and a separate Los Angeles County Workforce Fee of $8 plus $1.30 tax, so $54.62 a night in all. The facility fee includes a $25 food and beverage credit per day for dinner at La Boucherie or Spire 73, and a $20 laundry credit per stay.
How much is parking at the InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown?
$65 overnight plus tax, which comes to $71.50 with the 10% city parking tax. Valet is the only option. Short visits are $15 for the first hour and $9 for each extra half hour, capped at $65.
What does a night really cost on top of the room rate?
With a car, $126.12: $54.62 in the two nightly fees with their tax, plus $71.50 for valet with its tax. Room tax of about 16% goes on the rate itself, and there's a $150 a night card hold for incidentals.
What time is check-in at the InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown?
4 PM, and you must be 18. Check-out is 11 AM.
Are the elevators at the InterContinental confusing?
For a lot of guests, at first. The building uses smart elevators, and guests say it takes a while to learn which car goes where. Give yourself extra time on the first trip down to a dinner reservation.
Is the InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown pet friendly?
Yes, for pets under 40 pounds. There's a $125 one-time fee and a waiver to sign at check-in.