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Party Earth Review Dandified with studded leather Chesterfield furniture, and featuring an elegant two-lane bowling alley at which scores are kept on a blackboard, The Spare Room at the Roosevelt Hotel brings the combination of drinking... ... read full review
Roosevelt Hotel, 7000 Hollywood Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90028
Red Line: Hollywood and Highland
323-769-7296
M, W–Sa 6pm–2am
Hollywood, Los Angeles –
Dandified with studded leather Chesterfield furniture, and featuring an elegant two-lane bowling alley at which scores are kept on a blackboard, The Spare Room at the Roosevelt Hotel brings the combination of drinking and timeless games to a new level of classic modernity.
A beautifully worn brass and leather bar – adorned with the fresh ingredients and seasonal fruit used in the cocktails – provides a relaxing space for well-dressed hotel guests, business men and celebrities to wind down, while the rest of the swanky yet cozy space attracts groups of scene-loving Hollywood hipsters.
The plush décor features details like arched French windows, dark wood bureaus, and a traditional vanity-turned-DJ booth form the backdrop for the socialites and in-crowd who gather on comfy sofas to play chess and luxury versions of Connect Four and Battleship, or to sip artisanal cocktails like the lavender-infused Duke for a Day.
Those who like their bowling to be dignified will love the hand-cobbled shoes and sleek lanes, fitted out in polished wood, brass rails, and velvet drapes.
A reservations-only mix of old-world class and Hollywood swagger, The Spare Room is an exclusive hangout for patrons looking to play and drink in a good-natured and intimate environment.
Laid-back Hollywood in-crowd, young professionals, hipsters, and hotel guests, mostly 20s to 30s.
Two-lane bowling alley. DJ spins most nights after 10pm, though not consistently scheduled. Free board games. Photo booth.
Bowling comes with custom George Esquivel bowling shoes and a human score keeper.
Beer $6+, wine $10+, cocktails $14, punch bowls $60+. Bowling $100/hour for 6–8 people, socks $10 (choice of argyle, stripes, and pom-poms). Photo booth $5. Parking validation $6/first three hours.
Nice casual to dressy: sophisticated club wear, cocktail dresses, designer jeans, fedoras.
Wednesdays for a beautiful crowd of young jet-setters, or Fridays and Saturdays for a mix of hotel guests and Hollywood partiers looking for laid-back fun.
Before a night of cocktails and games, patrons can laze away at Tropicana, the Roosevelt Hotel’s pool bar.
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