Los Angeles · Luxury
The Beverly Hills Hotel
210 keys · Beverly Hills · Dorchester Collection
Held by Dorchester Collection. Not a recent trade — listed so the graph has the house, not a fake tape.
Hotels only · No pay-to-rank · Advice first; verified when attested
West · gateway
A collection of micro-markets. Westside luxury, downtown adaptive reuse, and coastal independents do not share a cap-rate conversation. Hersha’s 2016 Ambrose Hotel $47.5 million / 77 tape is a named Santa Monica boutique buy — not Park’s 2019 Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles $117.0 million / 182 tape, not Hersha’s 2011 Courtyard Westside $47.5 million / 260 tape, and not Sunstone’s 2019 Courtyard Los Angeles $50 million / 187 leasehold tape. Hersha’s Courtyard Westside is a named Los Angeles Courtyard buy — not that Ambrose, not Park’s Ace, and not Sunstone’s Courtyard. Park’s Ace is a named downtown adaptive-reuse single — not Sunstone’s Courtyard, not Sunstone’s 2016 Sheraton Cerritos $42.0 million / 203 leasehold tape, not Hilton Checkers, and not Park’s 2022 Hilton Garden Inn LAX/El Segundo $37.5 million / 162 tape. Sunstone’s Courtyard and Cerritos are named leaseholds — not fee downtown deeds. Filing names Los Angeles, Santa Monica, or Cerritos — Harbor will not invent a downtown, Venice, LAX, Long Beach, or Anaheim lock. A downtown Checkers is not a West Hollywood hillside PPK, and Pebblebrook’s 2019 Hotel Amarano Burbank $72.9 million tape is a 132-key Media District boutique — not a Sunset trophy. Apple’s 2015 SpringHill Suites Burbank $60.0 million / 170 and Courtyard Burbank $54.0 million / 190 tapes are named select-service singles — not that Amarano. Apple’s 2015 Hampton Inn Cypress $19.8 million / 110 tape lives on its own Orange County market.
Each house opens a labeled estimate. Defaults are assumptions — not an appraisal.
Los Angeles · Luxury
210 keys · Beverly Hills · Dorchester Collection
Held by Dorchester Collection. Not a recent trade — listed so the graph has the house, not a fake tape.
Los Angeles · Luxury
103 keys · Los Angeles · Dorchester Collection
Dorchester hold. Ultra-luxury, tiny key count, not a downtown LA comp.
Los Angeles · Upper upscale
305 keys · Los Angeles · W Hotels
Host Hotels acquired the 305-key W Hollywood on March 7, 2017 for $219 million (10-K). Lifestyle flag on Hollywood Boulevard — not a rooms-only economy tape.
Los Angeles · Independent / boutique
182 keys · Los Angeles · Ace
United Artists adaptive reuse. Park sold the 182-key house in December 2019 for $117.0 million gross proceeds (Q2 2020 supplemental sold table). Buyer unnamed. Harbor uses the first of December rather than inventing a closing day. Not Sunstone’s 2019 Courtyard Los Angeles $50 million / 187 tape and not Hilton Checkers Los Angeles.
Los Angeles · Independent / boutique
384 keys · Los Angeles · The LINE
Koreatown lifestyle house (Sydell). Confirm current owner before using as a sold comp.
Los Angeles · Upscale
133 keys · West Hollywood · Montrose (independent)
West Hollywood lifestyle house. Pebblebrook sold the 133-key hotel on November 19, 2025 for $44.25 million (8-K). Buyer unnamed — Harbor will not invent one. Not a Sunset trophy.
Los Angeles · Upscale
115 keys · West Hollywood · Chamberlain (independent)
West Hollywood hillside house. Pebblebrook sold the 115-key hotel on May 27, 2026 for $43.5 million (IR). Preferred-share takeout is Pebblebrook’s consideration mix — not a second hotel price. Buyer unnamed.
Los Angeles · Upper upscale
193 keys · Los Angeles · Hilton Hotels & Resorts
Downtown Los Angeles Hilton. Park sold the 193-key house in January 2026 for approximately $13 million (Q1 2026 10-Q; keys from the same-quarter Exhibit 99.1). Day-of-month unnamed — Harbor uses the first of January. Buyer unnamed. Not a West Hollywood hillside PPK and not Park’s 2019 Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles $117.0 million / 182 tape. Do not subtract this from Park’s later $31 million Checkers + Seattle pair.
Los Angeles · Upscale
132 keys · Burbank · Hotel Amarano
Burbank Media District boutique. Pebblebrook closed the 132-key house on July 16, 2019 for $72.9 million (8-K Exhibit 99.1). Buyer unnamed — Harbor will not invent a desk from trade press. Not a Sunset trophy and not Park’s 2025 Checkers $13 million downtown tape.
Los Angeles · Upscale
170 keys · Burbank · SpringHill Suites
Burbank SpringHill. Apple bought the new 170-key house on July 13, 2015 for $60.0 million (2015 10-K table). Seller unnamed. Not the same-year Courtyard Burbank $54.0 million tape and not Pebblebrook’s 2019 Hotel Amarano Burbank $72.9 million boutique. The $254.8 million 2015 line is the sum of seven named 10-K prices.
Los Angeles · Upscale
190 keys · Burbank · Courtyard by Marriott
Burbank Courtyard. Apple bought the existing 190-key house on August 11, 2015 for $54.0 million (2015 10-K table). Seller unnamed. Not the same-year SpringHill Suites Burbank $60.0 million tape and not Hotel Amarano Burbank $72.9 million. The $254.8 million 2015 line is the sum of seven named 10-K prices.
Los Angeles · Upscale
162 keys · El Segundo · Hilton Garden Inn
El Segundo Garden Inn. Park sold the 162-key house in September 2022 for $37.5 million (Q3 2022 Exhibit 99.1). Buyer unnamed. Harbor uses the first of September rather than inventing a closing day. Use that hotel price, not Park’s $231,000/key rounding. Harbor will not invent a buyer from trade press. Not Hilton Checkers Los Angeles, not Summit’s Four Points San Francisco Airport $17.7 million / 101 tape, and not Hilton Garden Inn Chicago/Oakbrook Terrace $9.4 million / 128. Hilton Chicago/Oak Brook Suites and Homewood Suites Seattle Convention Center Pike Street stay off until a filing names a hotel price and keys together.
Los Angeles · Upscale
187 keys · Los Angeles · Courtyard
Los Angeles Courtyard leasehold. Sunstone sold the leasehold interest in the 187-key house on October 23, 2019 for a $50 million gross sale price (Exhibit 99.1). Buyer unnamed. That is a leasehold number — not a fee downtown deed. Filing names Los Angeles — Harbor will not invent a downtown or LAX lock. Not Park’s 2019 Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles $117.0 million / 182 tape, not Park’s 2022 Hilton Garden Inn LAX/El Segundo $37.5 million / 162 tape, and not Hilton Checkers Los Angeles.
Los Angeles · Upper upscale
203 keys · Cerritos · Sheraton
Cerritos Sheraton leasehold. Sunstone sold the leasehold interest in the 203-key house on May 11, 2016 for a $42.0 million contractual price (PR Newswire). Buyer unnamed. Use that hotel price, not the later $41.2 million net-proceeds line. Filing names Cerritos — Harbor will not invent a Long Beach or Anaheim lock.
Los Angeles · Independent / boutique
77 keys · Santa Monica · Ambrose Hotel
Santa Monica boutique. Hersha bought the 77-key house on December 1, 2016 for $47.5 million (February 22, 2017 Exhibit 99.1). Seller unnamed. Filing names Santa Monica — Harbor will not invent a Venice or Malibu lock. The October 2016 paper’s Ambrose line was a contract. Not Park’s 2019 Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles $117.0 million / 182 tape and not Hersha’s 2016 Courtyard Sunnyvale $75.0 million / 145 tape.
Los Angeles · Upscale
260 keys · Los Angeles · Courtyard
Los Angeles Courtyard Westside. Hersha bought the 260-key house in May 2011 for $47.5 million (August 3, 2011 Exhibit 99.1). Harbor uses the first of May rather than inventing a closing day. Seller unnamed. Filing names Los Angeles — Harbor will not invent a Culver City, Marina, or LAX lock. Use the $47.5 million hotel price, not the May 5, 2011 contract $47.0 million and not the 10-Q $47.148 million allocation. Not Hersha’s 2016 Ambrose Hotel $47.5 million / 77 tape and not Sunstone’s 2019 Courtyard Los Angeles $50 million / 187 tape.
Public coverage lists, not a claimed book. Open a desk for the graph timeline.
President
Public principal of Hilton & Hyland. Known from the firm’s own site and published luxury-residential work. Harbor records the public role only.
3 public graph events · 3 unknown
2021 · 2008 · 1996
Co-founder
Public co-founder of Hilton & Hyland. Hospitality-adjacent appearances are estate and trophy assignments, not a national hotel desk.
1 public graph events · 1 unknown
1996
Investment sales practice
Practice-level node for CBRE’s public hotels platform. Harbor does not invent named producers or unpublished league tables.
32 public graph events · 22 cited · 10 unknown
2026 · 2025 · 2024 · 2023 · 2022 · 2021
Investment sales practice
Practice-level node drawn from JLL’s public hotels and hospitality page. Deal credit is attached only when a press release names the firm.
15 public graph events · 9 cited · 6 unknown
2026 · 2025 · 2024 · 2023 · 2022 · 2019
Newmark Hotels, Gaming & Leisure
Investment sales practice
Practice-level node for Newmark’s hotels, gaming, and leisure group. Useful when a public filing or press release names Newmark.
4 public graph events · 2 cited · 2 unknown
2024 · 2022 · 2021 · 2020
Cushman & Wakefield Hospitality
Hospitality practice
Practice-level node from Cushman’s public hospitality materials. No unpublished book.
4 public graph events · 4 unknown
2020 · 2019 · 2015 · 2008
Investment banking
Large-cap real estate investment bank. Hotel work is typically trophy or portfolio, named in the financial press when it is public.
18 public graph events · 14 cited · 4 unknown
2026 · 2024 · 2022 · 2021 · 2020 · 2019
Marcus & Millichap Hospitality
Mid-market sales
Public mid-market hospitality desk. Harbor does not republish live listings.
3 public graph events · 3 unknown
2023 · 2019 · 2010
Public tape · 4 events
Cited prices stay cited. Unknown stays unknown. Linked houses open the estimate worksheet.
Morning blotterCompare a cited single
Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles · 182 keys · Independent / boutique
Consideration
$117.0M
$643k / key
Park Q2 2020 supplemental sold table: $117.0 million gross for the 182-room Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles. Downtown adaptive reuse — not a West Hollywood hillside PPK.
Park Hotels & Resorts Q2 2020 supplemental, Properties Sold table (December 2019 close; day unnamed)
Park sold the 182-room Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles in December 2019 for $117.0 million gross proceeds. Harbor uses the first of December rather than inventing a closing day. Harbor PPK is $117.0 million ÷ 182. Park rounded the same math to $643,000 per key. Buyer unnamed. Filing names Los Angeles — Harbor will not invent a Hollywood lock. Not Sunstone’s 2019 Courtyard Los Angeles $50 million / 187 tape and not Hilton Checkers Los Angeles. Hilton New Orleans Airport plus Embassy Suites Parsippany stay combined. Adagio and Le Meridien San Francisco stay off. Hilton Chicago/Oak Brook Suites and Homewood Suites Seattle Convention Center Pike Street stay off until a filing names a hotel price and keys together. Older than the 2025–26 blotter cut.
Courtyard Los Angeles · 187 keys · Upscale
Consideration
$50.0M
$267k / key
Sunstone Exhibit 99.1: $50 million gross for the leasehold interest in the 187-room Courtyard by Marriott Los Angeles. Leasehold — not a fee downtown PPK.
Sunstone Hotel Investors Exhibit 99.1, November 4, 2019 (sold October 23)
Sunstone sold the leasehold interest in the 187-room Courtyard by Marriott Los Angeles on October 23, 2019 for a gross sale price of $50 million. Harbor PPK is $50 million ÷ 187 and is a leasehold number — do not apply it as a fee-simple Los Angeles rooms deed. The same Exhibit 99.1 names October 23, the 187 rooms, and that hotel price. Use the $50 million hotel price, not Sunstone’s $267,000/key rounding. Buyer unnamed. Filing names Los Angeles — Harbor will not invent a downtown or LAX lock. Sunstone’s 13.8x / 6.2% trailing lines are Sunstone’s narrative, not a second hotel price. Not Park’s 2022 Hilton Garden Inn LAX/El Segundo $37.5 million / 162 tape and not Hilton Checkers Los Angeles. Renaissance Harborplace and Renaissance Los Angeles Airport stay off until a filing names month, price, and keys together. Older than the 2025–26 blotter cut.
Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles · 182 keys · Independent / boutique
Consideration
Not disclosed
United Artists adaptive reuse. Park’s December 2019 $117.0 million / 182 tape is now on the corpus. This node is the earlier commentary stub — not a second price.
Hotel Amarano Burbank · 132 keys · Upscale
Consideration
$72.9M
$552k / key
Pebblebrook 8-K Exhibit 99.1: $72.9 million for the 132-room Hotel Amarano Burbank. Media District boutique — not a Sunset trophy PPK.
Pebblebrook Hotel Trust Form 8-K Exhibit 99.1, July 16, 2019
Pebblebrook closed the 132-room Hotel Amarano Burbank on July 16, 2019 for $72.9 million. Harbor PPK is $72.9 million ÷ 132. Buyer unnamed — Harbor will not invent a desk from trade press. Pebblebrook’s 15.8x / 5.7% 2018 lines — adjusted in the exhibit for California Proposition 13 — are Pebblebrook’s narrative, not a second hotel price. Not Park’s 2025 Checkers $13 million downtown tape and not a West Hollywood hillside PPK. Older than the 2025–26 blotter cut.