Congratulations to The Biltmore Los Angeles, which has been inducted into Historic Hotels of America, the official programme of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

This programme recognises and celebrates the finest historic hotels in the United States. "Historic Hotels of America is delighted to induct The Biltmore Los Angeles, a Beaux-Arts style hotel built and opened on October 2, 1923," said Lawrence Horwitz, Executive Vice President of Historic Hotels of America.

Horwitz commended The Biltmore Los Angeles team for their historic preservation work, stewardship, and vision. This effort will allow future generations to experience this unique historic destination.

To be selected for Historic Hotels of America, a hotel must be at least 50 years old and designated by the U.S. Secretary of the Interior as a National Historic Landmark or eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places. With a commitment to preserving the hotel's rich heritage while offering modern comforts and amenities, The Biltmore ensures every guest experiences refined hospitality.

Mr Jimmy Wu, General Manager and Owners Representative, stated, "This prestigious recognition is a testament to the rich history, timeless elegance, and exceptional hospitality that have defined The Biltmore for a century. Since our doors opened in 1923, we have had the honour of hosting presidents, celebrities, and discerning travellers from around the world, each leaving with unforgettable memories of their time spent within our hallowed halls."

Being welcomed into the Historic Hotels of America family underscores The Biltmore's commitment to preserving and celebrating its heritage while continuing to provide unparalleled experiences for guests. This recognition highlights the hotel's dedication to maintaining its historical significance while adapting to contemporary needs. The hotel will continue to uphold its legacy of exceptional hospitality, timeless luxury, and impeccable service.