Lew House by Richard Neutra / Hollywood Hills

Wander Los Angeles Golden, also known as The Lew House, is a Hollywood Hills masterpiece designed by Richard Neutra, the father of Mid-Century Modernism, and once home to producer Stokely Chaffin (Sweet Home Alabama, I Know What You Did Last Summer). This iconic retreat blends timeless furnishings by Vladimir Kagan, Milo Baughman, Norman Cherner, Gaetano Sciolari, and T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings with original works from acclaimed Los Angeles artists Caitlin Lonegan and Cynthia Thomas, offering four indulgent bedroom suites with private ensuite baths, two fully equipped kitchens, lush gardens, sweeping skyline views, and luxurious amenities including a sparkling pool and hot tub—all just minutes from West Hollywood’s dining, shopping, and cultural landmarks.

The vibrant West Hollywood area offers an exciting blend of culture, entertainment, and leisure. Stroll along the iconic Sunset Strip, where legendary music venues like Whisky a Go Go and The Roxy Theatre have hosted world-famous performances. Catch a laugh at The Comedy Store, known for showcasing top comedic talent, or dive into the arts at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), home to diverse and inspiring collections. For shopping, explore the trendy boutiques on Melrose Avenue or the open-air luxury of The Grove. The neighborhood also boasts an eclectic culinary scene, with acclaimed restaurants and cozy cafes serving flavors from around the globe. Whether you're seeking nightlife, art, fashion, or fine dining, this lively area promises something unforgettable for every visitor.

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