Dinner and a Movie, Hollywood-Style: The LA Hotels With Private Cinemas You Can Actually Book
Rent a 110-seat cinema at The London, book Four Seasons' Private Movie Night or watch on an 11-foot screen in your room.
Picture it: 110 plush seats, Dolby surround sound, a 20-foot screen and not a single stranger in the audience. That’s movie night at The London West Hollywood at Beverly Hills, where you can rent the entire cinema just off the Sunset Strip, and it’s only the opening credits. Across Los Angeles, the city’s best hotels are giving dinner and a movie the full Hollywood treatment, from Four Seasons’ Champagne-fueled Private Movie Night and The Hollywood Roosevelt’s Cinegrill screening room, steps from where the first Academy Awards were held, to an 11-foot screen in every room at PUBLIC West Hollywood, a suite with its own cinema at the W, a rooftop screen at The Aster and seasonal screenings at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
Los Angeles knows how to make an entrance. Sometimes the most glamorous evening in town is simply a very good seat, something cold and bubbly and someone else doing the entertaining.
Some of these hotels let you reserve the whole room; others put the big screen in your suite. All of them give you a compelling reason to clear the evening.
The London West Hollywood at Beverly Hills
West Hollywood | 110-seat private cinema
There’s movie night, and then there’s reserving a 110-seat cinema at The London. Just off the Sunset Strip, the hotel’s screening room comes with plush seating, Dolby surround sound and a 20-foot-wide screen, ample justification for gathering your friends and making it an occasion.
The hotel hosts its share of press junkets and industry events, so the room has all the polish you’d expect from an address used to Hollywood’s demands. For a birthday, a celebration or an extremely ambitious date night, it’s hard to beat. Choose the film, plan the catering and enjoy knowing everyone in the audience.
How to book: private screenings by arrangement. Email [email protected] for availability and a quote, including food and drink.
Haute Living Verdict: The ultimate private premiere. Red carpet optional, but encouraged.
The Hollywood Roosevelt
Hollywood Boulevard | Cinegrill Theater
If you’re going to watch a film in Hollywood, the hotel that hosted the very first Academy Awards in 1929 is a fitting place to do it. The Hollywood Roosevelt’s Cinegrill Theater, a former cabaret space, now serves as a private screening room with a little of that history baked in.
Tiered seating, professional sound and video and adjustable lighting give it substance; craft cocktails, catering and an optional pre-show reception give it occasion. At this address, even a movie you’ve seen a dozen times feels worthy of another showing.
How to book: reserve the Cinegrill through the events team with your date, film, guest count and catering plans for a custom proposal.
Haute Living Verdict: Oscar history and a private screen. The most Hollywood movie night in Hollywood.
Photo Credit: Four Seasons Los Angeles at Beverly Hills
Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills | Private Movie Night
Four Seasons understands that the supporting cast matters. Its Private Movie Night pairs selected films with snacks and Champagne in the hotel’s private screening room, and the evening practically plans itself.
It’s the pick for an intimate celebration with a cinematic flourish: a proper theater, something delicious within reach and service that lets you focus on the film (or the company). And there’s real satisfaction in a glamorous LA night that doesn’t involve sitting in traffic.
How to book: request the Private Movie Night through the hotel’s experiences page or concierge, and confirm the film, guest count, price and inclusions.
Haute Living Verdict: Champagne, a private theater and Four Seasons service. Effortless.
PUBLIC West Hollywood
West Hollywood | In-room projection screens
PUBLIC West Hollywood makes a very persuasive case for staying in: every guest room has its own short-throw laser projector, Bluetooth soundbar and 11-foot-wide projection screen.
For couples, or anyone whose ideal evening involves picking a film and immediately getting comfortable, the appeal is obvious. Close the blackout curtains, settle in and give that movie you’ve been meaning to watch the screen it deserves. Feeling sociable? The hotel also lists movie screenings among its rooftop programming.
How to book: book directly with PUBLIC West Hollywood for the in-room setup; confirm film sources and device connections, and ask about rooftop screening dates.
Haute Living Verdict: A private cinema with room service. Don’t plan on leaving.
W Los Angeles–West Beverly Hills
Westwood | EWOW Suite cinema room
For travelers who like their suite to come with extracurriculars, the W’s EWOW Suite includes a dedicated cinema room with surround sound and city skyline views, and the commute back to bed is only a few steps.
The luxury here is space. Linger in the living room, move into the movie room and keep the whole evening within your own four walls. It’s an indulgent weekend proposition, and a compelling argument for choosing a suite around what you actually want to do.
How to book: request the EWOW Suite specifically through reservations, and confirm viewing options, guest limits and any refreshments.
Haute Living Verdict: A screening room with a skyline and a king bed. The best seat in the house.
The Aster
Hollywood | Indoor cinema and rooftop screen
The Aster gives movie night options. Inside, a 36-seat cinema offers plush recliners and an intimate setting; outside, a rooftop cinema brings gardens, fire pits and the Hollywood Hills into the frame. On the right evening, choosing between them may be the hardest decision of the trip.
As both a hotel and a members club, The Aster lets overnight guests tap into its amenities and events calendar, which makes a screening the perfect start to a fuller evening of cocktails, a film and time on property.
How to book: hotel guests can ask the guest team about scheduled screenings and reservation requirements; an exclusive screening is a separate private-hire inquiry.
Haute Living Verdict: Fire pits, the Hollywood Hills and a big screen. Pray for clear skies.
The Beverly Hills Hotel
Beverly Hills | Seasonal Crystal Garden screenings
A romantic comedy at the Pink Palace? An easy yes. The Beverly Hills Hotel’s summer 2026 movie nights brought popcorn and a lineup including My Best Friend’s Wedding, 13 Going on 30 and How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days to the Crystal Garden. Some settings are simply made for an evening like this.
A beloved film, an outdoor setting and one of Beverly Hills’ most famous addresses: it’s the combination that makes it irresistible. (Make a weekend of it with our guide to the best luxury hotels in Los Angeles.)
How to book: these are shared, ticketed seasonal screenings, and the July and August 2026 dates have passed. Watch the hotel’s Summer Movie Nights page for the next series.
Haute Living Verdict: Rom-coms under the stars at the Pink Palace. Set a reminder for next summer.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can you rent a private movie theater at a hotel in LA?
Yes. The London West Hollywood, The Hollywood Roosevelt and Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills all offer private screenings by arrangement, with food and drink options.
Which LA hotel has a projector in every room?
PUBLIC West Hollywood, where each guest room has a short-throw laser projector, an 11-foot-wide projection screen and a Bluetooth soundbar.
How big is the cinema at The London West Hollywood?
The London's screening room seats 110, with plush seating, Dolby surround sound and a 20-foot-wide screen. Contact [email protected] for availability and pricing.
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