Our History
Gorgeous Interiors
Gorgeous Courtyard
Step back in time as you enter the building with our historic and fabulous fountain courtyard. The perfect way to enter your home after a long day.
The Los Altos Apartments
ABOUT US
The Historic Los Altos Hotel & Apartments originally built in 1926 and designed as the most Luxurious apartment homes in Los Angeles per the ‘Los Angeles Times.’ Custom designed apartment homes as the first co-op (private custom homes) in the city of Los Angeles. Los Altos is a Federal Monument on the National Register of Historic Places, and Los Angeles City Monument # 311.
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We are nestled in cozy Hancock Park, which attests to Los Angeles’ sprawling degrees of history, character, affluence and charm. Hancock Park embodies the perfect balance of culture, architecture and community ambience. The exclusive neighborhood hosts some of the most impressive mansions in L.A. and its sprawling green lawns and quiet streets make for the perfect lazy Sunday drive.Convenient to Beverly Hills, Larchmont Village, and Downtown Los Angeles.
Spacious & Soothing
With the historic moldings and custom finishes our apartment homes take you back in time all the while providing modern amenities.. Perfect for the power couple who has it made, or bachelor who likes lots of open space for cocktail parties and intimate gatherings.
Fabulous Lobby
Relax in our historic and award winning lobby while enjoying the beautiful moldings and 20ft ceilings you can hop on our free wifi and work from home or just relax and read.
Conveniently Located
The Los Altos apartment homes feature a litany of custom premium features and finishes, including hardwood floors, historic moldings, stainless steel appliances, and modern amenities. The Los Altos Apartments were the 1st co-op in the west coast, so all the apartments were individually owned and custom designed. Hollywood stars such as Douglas Fairbanks, Bette Davis, Marion Davies, and so could you! Catering to the stars since 1926!