Mega-rich Abu Dhabi royal tried to buy string of iconic LA hotspots including Chateau Marmont
Page Six Hollywood Mega-rich Abu Dhabi royal tried to buy string of iconic LA hotspots including Chateau Marmont Published Sep. ET A hospitality loving sheikh who bought LA’s h.wood Group also tried to buy the historic Chateau Marmont as well as pasta mecca Funke, sources tell Page Six Hollywood. But the properties’ owner Jeff Klein turned down the alleged lucrative offer, THR reported.
- ▪Page Six Hollywood Mega-rich Abu Dhabi royal tried to buy string of iconic LA hotspots including Chateau Marmont Published Sep.
- ▪ET A hospitality loving sheikh who bought LA’s h.wood Group also tried to buy the historic Chateau Marmont as well as pasta mecca Funke, sources tell Page Six Hollywood.
- ▪But the properties’ owner Jeff Klein turned down the alleged lucrative offer, THR reported.
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Page Six Hollywood Mega-rich Abu Dhabi royal tried to buy string of iconic LA hotspots including Chateau Marmont Published Sep. 11, 2026, 9:45 a.m. ET A hospitality loving sheikh who bought LA’s h.wood Group also tried to buy the historic Chateau Marmont as well as pasta mecca Funke, sources tell Page Six Hollywood. The Hollywood Reporter broke the news this week that an Abu Dhabi royal, Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan — who is now a majority owner in John Terzian and Brian Toll’s h.wood Group — made an offer in the hundreds of millions to snap up the storied Sunset Tower hotel and Hollywood’s most exclusive members club, San Vicente Bungalows. But the properties’ owner Jeff Klein turned down the alleged lucrative offer, THR reported.
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