
The building started in 1924 as an inn above a tavern on what was then Route 66, and the ground-floor bar ran for decades afterward as a local bikini club. Behind it, a 1940s annex became Ed Wood's sound stage in the 1950s, where he filmed Plan 9 from Outer Space, and later a rehearsal room where a pre-fame Guns N' Roses practiced under the name Hollywood Rose. Wood's original catwalks turned up intact during a later renovation and now sit exposed over the recording studio built in their place. Eleven hotel rooms and a live-music bar now share the same building under one 'bed and beverage' concept.
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