Theres a lot for music-loving travelers to like about theGuitar Hotel at Seminole Hard Rockin Hollywood, Florida.
But the thing that stands out most about the property is its shape.
The Guitar Hotel is literally configured like 450-foot, back-to-back guitars.
The Guitar Hotel at Seminole Hard Rock
If you were looking for a hotel that caters to music fans, you need look no further.
Right behind that area is a meeting room that bears a striking resemblance to a radio station studio.
Private rooms for personal calls look like recording booths.
Things have a similar tone in the guest rooms.
If you want to truly feel like a star, though, pony up for the oversized Roadie Room.
The row of bunk beds there purposely looks like the inside of a tour bus.
The former is its down-home, communal air.
Though the Elizabeth Hotel has only been around since 2017, the place feels like an old friend.
The other side to this premium establishment is, of course, its love of music.
The Crosley record players in every room arent there merely for decoration.
Instead, the 190-unit hotel lets its fabulous location (at the corner of Sunset Blvd.
However, once you make your way to the subterranean club, Sunset, things get a tad louder.
Hotel guests certainly dig it.
Locals love it, too.
Here, the designers brushed with much more vibrant strokes.
Rooms are splashed in pastels and animal prints.
More pinks and aquamarines fill the lounge and lush lobby.
Weekends are highlighted by lavish get-togethers where DJs mix the hits while bartenders stir the drinks.
The dizzying combination will leave you and your crew ecstatic.
The Verb, which sits in the shadows of the citys beloved Fenway Park, proudly celebrates it all.
The Verb feels like a retro-chic museum that just happens to offer plush beds.
Oh, and that wall of vinyl you saw downstairs?
Theres a record player in your room, which ensures all those albums can be put to good use.
It goes beyond photo backdrops at the Central Station.
Bishop is the onsite French brasserie that hits all the right culinary notes.
