Showcasing 15-foot French glass doors and charming Spanish Colonial architectural detail, this space is the grand dame of the hotel’s meeting and event spaces. Measuring 2,091 square feet with arched windows, ironwork chandeliers, tiled insets, and an original 1920s limestone fireplace, it’s a setting that accommodates up to 150 guests. The space can be configured for a variety of functions. A skylight excavated during renovation provides natural light in the room.

The intimacy of the 28-seat Bar Alta offers a charming space for intimate gatherings. Nestled off the lobby mezzanine, the 700-square-foot, Art Deco-styled room is casted in the warm glow of retro, cut-glass chandeliers. Ultimate privacy with a hint of cloak and dagger is the order of the day at Casbah, Bar Alta’s distinct room. Accessed by a sliding wooden bookcase that serves as a secret entrance from the Casablanca Suite, the space, which accommodates 50 people, is covered in mirrors and outfitted with leather, stone, natural wood and luxe fabrics to create a unique, high-style hideaway.

Stage small conventions, receptions, and brunches in this 1,500-square-foot, private outdoor space. The upper floor of La Casita’s is a hidden oasis suited for up to 75 guests and complete with panoramic views of the hotel pool and the downtown Los Angeles skyline. The space boasts a wood trellis draped in lush greenery and a cascading fountain that intensifies the verdant atmosphere. A white-stucco, Spanish-inspired fireplace creates an enchanting setting for seated dinners or cocktail receptions.

Terrazza is a 1,600-square-foot, open-air terrace connected to the Parador and Cabana suites. Located on the second floor, the al fresco rooftop event space can accommodate up to 100 guests. Wrought-iron railings and Spanish terracotta tile add an Old-World heritage feel while spectacular views of downtown Los Angeles and the hotel’s iconic outdoor pool provide a cityscape backdrop.

This distinctive 2,300-square-foot venue located on Hotel Figueroa’s lower level pays homage to the hotel’s former Moroccan and Moorish inspirations. With Moroccan lanterns and its escapist appeal, the space was an atmospheric setting for films, music videos, and exclusive soirées in Los Angeles for decades. It’s still a prime venue for live music and presentations, an interactive space with a modern DJ booth, it will accommodate up to 200 attendees.