Golden Hour

Tropical cocktails, capoeira dancers, and SoCal sunshine: This urban oasis eight stories above DTLA celebrates Carnival year-round. Watch the fire dancer show from the rotating poolside carousel bar or retreat to a cabana for the best views in the house.

Hours.  Mon-Wed: Closed • Thu-Fri: 5PM-12AM • Sat: 2PM-12AM • Sun: 2PM-10PM

Mr Wanderlust

Enjoy omakase-style small bites from acclaimed chef Richard Archuleta while perusing mementos and photographs collected by Mr. Wanderlust on his travels. Live music and surprising performances keep you entertained all night at this bar in downtown LA.

Hours.  Mon-Wed: Closed • Thu-Sat: 7PM-2AM • Sun: 7PM-12AM

Sinners y Santos

This bar in downtown LA is where sacred meets profane. Sinners y Santos is where you come to dance, drink, confess, and repeat. Sip on agave cocktails, dance to live bands and DJs, and bear witness to a menagerie of unexpected delights.

Hours.  Mon-Thu,Sun: Closed • Fri-Sat: 10PM-2AM

Lucky Mizu

An al fresco champagne and oyster rooftop bar in DTLA from Acclaimed Chef Joshua Gil, on the expansive outdoor terrace at Level 8.

Hours.  Mon-Wed,Sun: Closed • Thu-Sat: 6PM-10PM

Mother of Pearl

An immersive Japanese dining experience featuring sushi, shabu shabu, seiro mushi, sake, and live entertainment at this downtown Los Angeles restaurant.

Hours.  Mon-Wed,Sun: Closed • Thu: 6PM-10PM • Fri-Sat: 6PM-1AM

Qué Bárbaro

Discover diverse South American cuisine through traditional live fire cooking at this restaurant in downtown Los Angeles. Acclaimed LA chef Ray Garcia cooks meats, seafood, and creative vegetarian dishes, all infused with bold, refined flavors.

Hours.  Mon-Wed: Closed • Thu & Sun: 5PM-10PM • Fri-Sat: 5PM-11PM

Maison Kasai

An interactive dining experience from Michelin-starred chef Joshua Gil, Maison Kasai is an elevated teppanyaki restaurant blending culinary virtuosity with performance art, applying Japanese and French techniques to impeccably sourced ingredients.

Hours.  Mon-Wed, Sun: Closed • Thu: 6PM-10PM • Fri-Sat: 6PM-11PM

The Brown Sheep

Enjoy “authentically inauthentic” Mexican favorites by innovative LA chef Ray Garcia from the classic food truck with a modern twist on the 8th-floor terrace: carnitas, carne asada, margaritas and more at this downtown Los Angeles restaurant.

Hours.  Mon-Wed: Closed • Thu-Sun: 8PM-2:30AM • Fri-Sat: 6PM-11PM

We kindly ask our guests to abide by the smart casual code at Level 8. The following clothing items are not permitted after 8 pm on Friday and Saturday: Beachwear, Caps, Athletic Tops, T-shirts, Sweatpants, Shorts, and Flip Flops (including rubber and plastic thongs). We also ask that you remove any lanyards or name tags. Please note that no one under the age of 21 is permitted after 9pm. Management reserves the right to refuse entry to anyone.

Insider Tip:  If you are getting bottle service; you will have some more leeway in regards to what you can and cannot wear.

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Venue Location

Level 8 is located on the eighth floor of the Moxy Downtown Los Angeles hotel (across from the LA Convention Center & Crypto.com Arena) at 1254 S Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, CA 90015 – Open In Google Maps. *Please note that this is an adults-only (21+) establishment.

Available Parking Options

While there is technically street parking nearby, it’s nearly impossible to find a spot. Your best option for parking is to valet at the Moxy Hotel, park in a paid lot nearby, or use rideshare services. **Also explore available parking options at LA Live.

Plan Accordingly

Plan Your Parking Solution Ahead of Time with this interactive parking map of Downtown Los Angeles. Search by cost and location and choose your preferred parking experience. **

Party Responsibly, Please don’t drink and drive. Opt for a ride share (e.g., Uber or Lyft), a taxi service, or a designated driver company to get home safely.

Moxy LA Downtown

Moxy Downtown LA doesn’t whisper—it shouts. A high-rise party hub dripping in neon, packed with food and drink concepts, and designed for social travelers who want their hotel to be as loud, layered, and alive as the city outside.

Neon lights, bold art, and buzzy common areas channel the playful DNA of the brand, turning this skyscraper into a social playground that feels more festival than hotel. Interiors lean maximalist: kaleidoscopic patterns, eye-popping neon, and cheeky touches like disco balls and murals by local street artists. Guestrooms are compact but smart, with foldaway furniture, oversized windows framing DTLA’s skyline, and just the right amount of kitsch—think Marshall speakers, wall pegs instead of wardrobes, and mood lighting that flips from day to after-party.

AC Hotel Downtown LA

AC Hotel Downtown LA sits in the heart of the city, combining modern comfort with welcoming atmosphere. Guests can relax on the rooftop terrace or enjoy a coffee at the café while appreciating views of the L.A. Live entertainment complex.

Rooms are clean and compact, welcomingly calmer in comparison to the nightlife and buzz from the floors below. There’s some seriously impressive sound proofing as you really don’t hear a thing once you’re inside. The design plays it safe – serene, neutral, but all eyes are on that view, with floor to ceiling windows and an uninterrupted horizon all the way to the Hollywood Hills (you can just about make out the Hollywood sign – a thrill for any visitor). Rooms come with everything you need (hair dryers, a safe, even a steamer), but the focus here is definitely getting out and about.

Hotel Amenities

The Downtown Los Angeles hotels—the Moxy hotel and AC Hotel—are a dual-branded property that share the same 37-story building and most amenities. Guests from both hotels have access to a combined 13,000 sq ft of meeting space, a pool deck, a 24-hour gym, and 12+ dining/nightlife venues, including the renowned “Level 8.”

Amenities include …  24-hour front desk • air conditioning • bicycle rental • electric vehicle charging point • gym • free WiFi • LHBTIQA+ • on-site parking (charged) • pets allowed (charged) • 13 restaurants • rooftop swimming pool • room with a view • wheelchair accessible.

Dual-branded Hotels Each Offering Distinct Vibes

While they share amenities, the hotels have separate entrances and distinct personalities: Moxy offers a lively, playful vibe, while the AC Hotel provides a more refined, quiet, and minimalist experience. Read on for detailed differences between the two hotels …

Moxy Downtown Los Angeles:

• Vibe:  Playful, “rules-breaking,” energetic, and bold.
• Design:  California desert-inspired with leather and rustic elements.
• Lobby:  Ground-floor check-in, casual, and lively.
• Rooms:  Smaller, smart, and efficient with industrial decor.
• Dining:  Home to Bar Moxy and a coffee shop

AC Hotel Downtown Los Angeles:

• Vibe:  Refined, serene, modern, and European-inspired.
• Design:  Spanish bohemian-inspired “artist’s loft” style, featuring clean lines.
• Lobby:  34th-floor sky lobby with panoramic views of LA.
• Rooms:  More traditional, polished, and calm.
• Dining:  Features AC Bar & Lounge and La Lo La Rooftop.