Hotel Chancellor, Los Angeles
historic place
The Hotel Chancellor is a historic place in Los Angeles, California. It was built in 1924. Architect Milton M. Friedman designed the five-story structure in the Beaux Arts style. Located at 3191 West Seventh Street, the building originally functioned as a hotel. It featured a lobby, a lounge or restaurant, and a ballroom on its ground level. The upper four levels initially contained 114 units, later modified to 106 units. The Hotel Chancellor has since been converted into an apartment building. In 2006, it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places, recognized for its architectural significance. This building represents a notable example of Beaux Arts architecture from the 1920s in Los Angeles.