Located in the heart of Koreatown, this 12 story Mid-Century building with its vibrant exterior and industrial chic interior set out to capture the 24 hour energy of its neighborhood. The modern rooms feature floor-to-ceiling views and are furnished with chairs upholstered with Mexican blankets, burlap poufs, marble and lacquer tables and other locally made objects. Onsite restaurants include 2 by Cult-favorite chef Roy Choi, POT, a hip-hop fueled take on Korean hot pot, and The Commissary, Choi’s veggie-centric restaurant housed in a stunning glass greenhouse that sits poolside. Morning coffee is best taken in the lobby at CaFe where you can peruse an expertly curated collection of locally designed jewelry, bags and home design pieces in the boutique, Poketo. At night, the only place to be is the uber-hip Break Room 86, an 80s themed bar with private karaoke rooms, arcade games, DJs and live music alongside throwback cocktails. If you are getting the vibe that this is a clubhouse for Ktown's burgeoning hip kid scene, then you're on the right track.
Photos courtesy of The Line Hotel and contributors @welikebali
