Machine Investment Group and Taconic Capital have opened of Hollywood Volume. Formerly tommie Hollywood, the property re-launches as a reimagined lifestyle hotel in Hollywood’s Vinyl District, joining Marriott International’s Tribute Portfolio.

“We are thrilled to join forces with Marriott’s fastest growing full-service brand, Tribute Portfolio,”said Eric Rosenthal, managing partner, Machine Investment Group. “The strategic decision allows us to further showcase the unique lifestyle experience of this property, all while continuing to elevate the overall guest experience.”

Having opened its doors in 2021, the property’s eclectic, contemporary style was made for the wild-at-heart traveler, according to the owners. The hotel’s interior evokes a “warm, inviting ambiance,” characterized by earthy tones and natural materials. Soft light filters through, highlighting rich textures and a blend of mid-century modern elements, creating a space that sparks creativity and connection. Designed by Studio Collective, the hotel’s 212 guestrooms showcase craftsmanship and thoughtful design. Each room has floor-to-ceiling windows, hardwood floors and views of the city or Hollywood Hills. The hotel also offers seven one-bedroom suites on the top floor, with separate living areas and 12-ft. ceilings.

Managed by Ten Five Hospitality, the boutique hotel’s culinary and nightlife offerings will remain unchanged. On the main floor, KA’TEEN, the Yucatan-inspired restaurant led by Chef Wes Avila of Guerilla Tacos will remain the property’s signature dining destination. Spanning more than 5,000 sq. ft., the space is inspired by the jungles of Tulum and is a tribute to the Yucatan Peninsula’s culinary tapestry.

The rooftop will maintain its country bar and pool, Desert 5 Spot, inspired by the Americana aesthetic and the 1970s vintage Palm Springs with the eccentric charm of Pioneertown.

The property is also home to a Studio meeting room on the lobby level, with capacity to accommodate up to 100 guests.

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