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The Georgian Hotel Wins Hospitality Design Award

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Twilight bathes the façade of the Georgian Hotel, a symmetrical three-story building with a flat roof and a teal stucco exterior. It features contrasting white stone trim, decorative ironwork, and neon signage. The entrance is marked by a black and white striped awning, matching balcony canopies, and flanked by lush greenery.

The Georgian Hotel was recently honored with the Hospitality Design Award for Restorations, Transformations + Conversions. Originally built in 1931, this hotel was one of the first high-rises built along Ocean Ave in Santa Monica. HLW worked closely with project partners Fettle and BLVD Hospitality to restore this Art Deco monument to its former glory.

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