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- Noe Restaurant
- Omni Sensational Kids Program
About Omni Los Angeles Hotel at California Plaza
Omni Los Angeles is perched at the top of historic Bunker Hill downtown. The 17-story hotel is home to more than 450 guestrooms and suites that are spacious and comfortable. Rooms contain plush bedding, thick bathrobes and coffeemakers. Complimentary newspapers are delivered to the room in the morning. In-room refrigerators are also available for a fee. Suites offer more space, living rooms and upgraded bathroom amenities. Select units have an additional bathroom and private bedroom for parents. Families are provided with night lights, outlet covers and first-aid kits for the rooms. Noe Restaurant serves traditional Californian cuisine with fresh ingredients, while Morsel's is a quaint coffee bar and pastry shop. Grand Cafe is a great lunch spot, offering an outdoor terrace. For fun, families can spend time at the outdoor, heated pool. Several hiking paths are on the grounds, too. Off the resort, the Museum of Contemporary Art is next door and the Performing Art Center is one block away. The Omni Sensational Kids Program provides younger guests with welcome backpacks full of books, toys and games. The concierge is happy to point families in the direction of the best area attractions.
Written by Whitney Rife
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