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13 October 2023

Daily Newsletter

13 October 2023

Kasa Living reveals renovated property in Los Angeles, US

The revamped Kasa Sunset Los Angeles offers a fresh and modern aparthotel experience.

Upasana Mukherjee October 12 2023

Tech-driven accommodations brand Kasa Living has unveiled its new US-based property, Kasa Sunset Los Angeles, after completing renovation and rebranding.

The 12-storey property spanning 55,000ft2 is scheduled to open in December this year.

Situated at 5825 Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, the property was originally built as a hotel and later transformed into an all-studio aparthotel in 2005.

The current owner collaborated with Kasa to maximise the property's potential through short-term rentals.

Kasa founder and CEO Roman Pedan said: “We are thrilled to expand our presence in Los Angeles and introduce Kasa Sunset Los Angeles to travellers seeking a unique and comfortable stay.

“This partnership has enabled us to bring the highest level of service and innovation to this prime location on Sunset Boulevard.”

The revamped Kasa Sunset Los Angeles now offers a fresh and modern aparthotel experience.

The redesign aligns with the ownership's capital improvement goals, enhancing the property along with institutional management.

It will provide online check-in, a virtual front desk, as well as smart locks for a hassle-free stay.

The guest experience team at Kasa is accessible 24/7 through text, chat and phone.

Additionally, the property’s units feature a private bathroom, a full kitchen and custom furniture designed for the modern traveller.

Located in the Sunset corridor next to the Netflix Sunset campus, the property offers access and visibility from the 101 Freeway.

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