Case study · Hospitality · Website redesign

The London
West Hollywood.

All suites, a screening room for the industry next door, and two bulldogs named Winston and Churchill. British poise, California restraint.

ClientThe London West Hollywood at Beverly HillsRoleResearch · Information architecture · UX/UI designStandingT+L World's Best · Virtuoso · AAA Five Diamond
The London West Hollywood homepage hero: Iconic Glamour & Stylish Allure over the rooftop pool cabanas

226

All-suite keys, interiors by David Collins Studio

110

Seats in the private screening room: junkets and premieres

800

Wedding guests at the top end of the rooftop

2

Resident bulldogs: Winston & Churchill, official mascots

World's Best

Travel + Leisure, plus AAA Five Diamond

The old site was a generic luxury booking template, the reason a Beverly Hills couple books this over the Beverly Wilshire was nowhere on the page. We led with cinematic photography and rebuilt the architecture around four audiences : celebrities, couples, fashion, business.

01 · The brief

Every room is a suite.
The site had to earn that.

A tranquil urban oasis between Sunset Strip and Beverly Hills: 226 suites by David Collins Studio, Waterworks baths, complimentary European breakfast at Boxwood, afternoon tea at London Bar, and a rooftop pool with private cabanas over the hills.

The positioning has to land visually before any copy argues for it, so cinematic photography leads every page, and the segmentation works quietly underneath. The screening room gets its own industry lane; business travelers get a meeting funnel that respects their time.

About page: rooftop lounge photography over the all-suites story and the amenity list, bulldog puppies included

02 · The homepage

Five seconds to land the
brand. One page to prove it.

Hover and it scrolls. From the cabana hero through the offers rail, the @TheLondonWeHo wall, the events-blog-press band, and the concierge's “perfect day curated by Sara” : down to an illustrated map of the neighborhood drawn for the brand.

The London West Hollywood homepage: full page from rooftop hero through offers, social wall, concierge experiences, and the illustrated map

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The homepage: hero to hand-drawn map, one scroll

03 · Four audiences

Couples get the rooftop.
Everyone gets a tailored path.

Hover either page. Weddings runs the full romantic funnel, venues, packages, catering by Chef Anthony Keene, a weddings magazine, RFP, for events up to 800. Specials sells LA the way the hotel does: #DrinksAndDessertOnUs, a staycation with a gas card, and 50% off a Mustang convertible for the “Topless in LA” package.

Weddings hub: venues, packages, gallery, press, catering, and the Request For Proposal band

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Weddings: the romantic funnel, RFP included

Specials & Packages: Drinks and Dessert On Us, Fuel Your Staycation, Stylish Living For Your Pet, and Topless in LA

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Specials, from staycation to Mustang rental

04 · The mascots

The bulldogs got a page.
And a menu.

Winston & Churchill, the resident bulldog puppies, anchor the brand's warmest page: meet-and-greets at Hampton Court, event appearances that donate $250 to an LA shelter, and “Winston's Menu,” a dog-friendly culinary program by the executive chef. They even greet you from the fullscreen menu.

Winston & Churchill page: the resident bulldogs, Winston's Menu, pet policies, and the puppy social grid

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Winston & Churchill: mascots with a content strategy

Fullscreen navigation overlay: Our Hotel, Suites, Premier Suite Collection, Dining, Weddings, and the puppies at play

The fullscreen menu: puppies included

The result

Peer, not challenger.

The competitive set: The Beverly Hills Hotel, Pendry, Edition : all spend more on digital. The London now reads as their peer: the brand lands in five seconds, and the four-audience segmentation does its work quietly underneath.

“A suite is a promise of calm. The website had to keep it.”

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