Hotel Covell in LA Has 5 Rooms Inspired by a Fictional Character.

Hotel Covell, a boutique establishment from the hospitality entrepreneur Dustin Lancaster and interior designer Sally Breer, opened it’s doors earlier this year above Lancaster’s beloved Los Feliz hangout Bar Covell. Each of the five guest rooms in the 1930s building evokes a different chapter in the life of the writer George Covell, a fictional character whose story is loosely inspired by Breer and Lancaster’s own backgrounds. “You’re going to love the rooms even if you have no idea about George Covell and the chapters in his life,” Lancaster says. “But if you do care about them, they’re really magical and really thoughtful, how much time and effort went into constructing them.”

The rustic “Chapter One” room evokes George’s humble upbringing in Oklahoma, from where Lancaster also hails; the modern simplicity of “Chapter Two,” with its blue-and-white palette and built-in wood shelving, reflects George’s bachelor adventures in New York City; the jewel-toned “Chapter Four” suite finds George living as a wealthy, established author amidst a lifetime’s collection of eclectic pieces. Each room contains a record player with a chapter-specific selection of LPs, and features luxury bedding from Parachute, bath products from Malin + Goetz and a kitchenette with a Smeg refrigerator.

Hotel Covell
4626 Hollywood Boulevard CA 90027

[Images courtesy of Hotel Covell.]