just west of the city limits on an unpaved stretch of Sunset Boulevard. Named Chateau Marmont, it looked like a Loire Valley castle in France and was marketed to burghers of outlying cities seeking pieds-à-terreEight months later, the stock market crashed, and with it Horowitz’s dream.
The Chateau has long been a VIP club that only pretends to be open to the public — with its self-enclosed suites and bungalows, mere 63 rental units, rooms priced for the wealthy or expense-accounted, a guest registry consisting largely of repeat visitors and paparazzi ever-prowling its entrance.And according to André Balazs, who bought the place in 1990 and has owned it longer than anyone else, the pretending may soon cease.
opinion WHO GIVES A SHIT!!! eattherich
opinion had a couple of wild nights there back in the day. good times.
opinion Ok Elon