Hollyhock House

Stunning! So cool to be there. Definitely get the free guidebook to read as you walk around. Was a last minute decision to go and tickets were sold out online - thankfully they release standby tickets at 11:30am sharp so I arrived just before and was able to purchase and go right in, even on a Saturday with beautiful weather! Probably safer to buy tickets in advance, if you can.

The Hollyhock House was amazing! This was my first visit, and I was mesmerized by the intricate details throughout. Despite having experienced other Frank Lloyd Wright designs, this one stood out with its hidden gems. My wife and I were lucky to catch it decorated with stunning flower arrangements, adding a vibrant touch to the property. The staff were not only knowledgeable but also genuinely enthusiastic and friendly. If you’re in LA, don’t miss the chance to experience this architectural history with its breathtaking views of the city!

Well organized tours and exhibit. Looking forward to seeing the guest house when it is done!

A VERY PLEASANT experience! The Hollyhock House isn't as hyped as Barnsdall suggests, however it's a cool little piece of history that people SHOULD visit! It's a $7 fee for entry and you put on some shoe covers to protect the flooring. Additionally, they have a "no recording, no touching" policy which is great because people are people... it's better to be safe. I loved the interior of the home, it's a cool fusion of Japanese, Art Deco, Semi-futuristic and 1950s? Yes! It's a mash-up, but it really comes together and has incredible views. The exterior is fine, but I feel there's a little too much going on design-wise outside that it's not as cool as the inside. The staff are really nice and knowledgeable. The place is kept in pristine condition and there's something awesome about stepping into a place where so much has happened yet not everyone knows the details or events that occurred at Holly Hock.

Better booked the limited admission in advanced, or come by 11:30am and buy the ticket at the visitor center. This is a very adorable house by Frank Lloyd Wright, detailed oriented! It’s maintained nicely, a must see in LA for architectural lovers or students.

Wow -- what a beautiful home! We were unable to tour certain parts of the house, but that is usually the case with most of the Frank Lloyd Wright properties we have visited. Regardless, this place is pretty magnificent. The docents were very interactive and knowledgeable, not only about Hollyhock, but other Frank Lloyd Wright idiosyncrasies and properties as well. This was the best $7 we spent in California for sure.

Although closed on Sunday’s, the grounds themselves are wonderful and the hill provides a great of Hollywood and surrounding hills.

While renovations go on there is a great place to see a sunset, take a stroll or picnic on the grass. This was my first visit but I’ll def make time to see the art exhibits and inside tours after the work is finished.

Stunning! So cool to be there. Definitely get the free guidebook to read as you walk around. Was a last minute decision to go and tickets were sold out online - thankfully they release standby tickets at 11:30am sharp so I arrived just before and was able to purchase and go right in, even on a Saturday with beautiful weather! Probably safer to buy tickets in advance, if you can.

The Hollyhock House was amazing! This was my first visit, and I was mesmerized by the intricate details throughout. Despite having experienced other Frank Lloyd Wright designs, this one stood out with its hidden gems. My wife and I were lucky to catch it decorated with stunning flower arrangements, adding a vibrant touch to the property. The staff were not only knowledgeable but also genuinely enthusiastic and friendly. If you’re in LA, don’t miss the chance to experience this architectural history with its breathtaking views of the city!

Well organized tours and exhibit. Looking forward to seeing the guest house when it is done!

A VERY PLEASANT experience! The Hollyhock House isn't as hyped as Barnsdall suggests, however it's a cool little piece of history that people SHOULD visit! It's a $7 fee for entry and you put on some shoe covers to protect the flooring. Additionally, they have a "no recording, no touching" policy which is great because people are people... it's better to be safe. I loved the interior of the home, it's a cool fusion of Japanese, Art Deco, Semi-futuristic and 1950s? Yes! It's a mash-up, but it really comes together and has incredible views. The exterior is fine, but I feel there's a little too much going on design-wise outside that it's not as cool as the inside. The staff are really nice and knowledgeable. The place is kept in pristine condition and there's something awesome about stepping into a place where so much has happened yet not everyone knows the details or events that occurred at Holly Hock.

Better booked the limited admission in advanced, or come by 11:30am and buy the ticket at the visitor center. This is a very adorable house by Frank Lloyd Wright, detailed oriented! It’s maintained nicely, a must see in LA for architectural lovers or students.

Wow -- what a beautiful home! We were unable to tour certain parts of the house, but that is usually the case with most of the Frank Lloyd Wright properties we have visited. Regardless, this place is pretty magnificent. The docents were very interactive and knowledgeable, not only about Hollyhock, but other Frank Lloyd Wright idiosyncrasies and properties as well. This was the best $7 we spent in California for sure.

Although closed on Sunday’s, the grounds themselves are wonderful and the hill provides a great of Hollywood and surrounding hills.

While renovations go on there is a great place to see a sunset, take a stroll or picnic on the grass. This was my first visit but I’ll def make time to see the art exhibits and inside tours after the work is finished.