From Old Jails To Renaissance Palazzos, These Five Historical Buildings Were Turned Into Luxurious Hotels

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Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles

If you stay at the Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles, you’ll find a 1,600-seat theater that was restored to look like its 1927 glory days. You’ll also be impressed by Gothic-style chandeliers and mural tributes to Hollywood’s Golden Age of Glamour.

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Before welcoming guests, this hotel was originally home to Charlie Chaplin and Mary Pickford’s United Artists motion picture studio. Its three-story theater used to be a classic movie palace. Though you can still go to the United Artists theater for a movie, the venue is mostly used for performances now.

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