The Bar/Lounge at W Hollywood

"There's the hotel's signature Living Room (essentially a large lounge that fills a hangarlike lobby); at Station Hollywood, an outdoor living room, theater, and lounge (preferred by smokers); at the rooftop pool; at the enormous fitness center; at Bliss Hollywood, a 6,075-sq"

"At street level, Station Hollywood, named for the Hollywood and Vine subway stop located beneath the building, is a split-level outdoor bar with a drop-down cinema screen, while the Living Room is the swanky indoor bar frequented by hotel guests and Hollywood fashionistas"

"A mishmash of oversized lamps and funky lounge furniture invites guests to hang, drink, and do whatever"

""Never-wanna-get-up beds" tempt guests to "sleep all day" in the "modern" rooms at this "swanky", "pricey" Hollywood hot spot, but few can resist the view from the rooftop pool, the Bliss Spa and the "hopping" lobby bar; fans call the staffers "über-gracious", but critics dismiss them as "uninterested" and "too beautiful to be real", and all the "fun" can get so "loud" you may want to bring "Ambien" though the "posher-than-posh" atmosphere still has most swooning "ooh-la-la!" Zagat reviews are compiled from individual user reviews"

"Some Suites add wet bars and private terraces"

"Sun yourself by the rooftop pool, swill cocktails in any of the chic bars, then bed down in a minimalist mod hideaway after a night out at velvet-roped nightclubs"

"Nestled in the heart of Hollywood, the glitzy hotel pulls out the red carpet (literally) with its rooftop pool and lounge, grand spiral staircase, Bliss spa and famous Sunday night jazz in the Living Room lounge"

"There is also a small cafe that uses the same kitchen as well as a pair of lounges; one is indoors, the other outdoors"