Room No.

I have stayed at the Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood which the scent was created after - I purchased this blindly when I read up on the brand and immediately bought it from Violet Grey. This smells like the Chateau Marmont. It smells like the lobby there. There are candles burning there made for the hotel that smell vaguely of this scent combined with leathers, old woods, bar stools, musk, all together mysterious, warm-with a bit of debauchery. Think late nights locked in a hotel room sitting on the veranda, wearing 70s musk, drinking dark wine. burning a black candle and listening to Stevie Nicks while naked. It's a hard one to explain but this smells private and I love how it warms on the skin. Lasts for hours on me. Love it. I will try Canadian Tuxedo next but this one I love all by itself.

Horse saddles & diesel, yes.. Diesel, amazing trust me. With a nuttiness to it. Warming up to a hot cup of black tea, wearing a cozy cashmere sweater and burning Palo Santo for the VIBES. That settle into a leather, vanilla, milky concoction, with heavy musk. It's like staying in a cabin on the countryside of Tennessee. In the winter time. Taking the horses for a quick run, to later come back and sip on warm vanilla lattes near the fireplace. Is exactly what this smells like to me. I absolutely love it. Leans more towards being masculine but can also be feminine. I like to layer it with more vanilla. Last all day, a little goes a long way. Perfect for cold weather. BISOUS

Easily one of the most cozy and luxurious scents in my collection. Room No is a wearable London Fog complete with a soft and enveloping layer of froth. Although this perfume reminds me of the beverage, it's not a gourmand. This fragrance is classy and versatile enough to wear in any occasion. The scent is warm, rich, and comforting. Orris and cashmeran are most noticeable on my skin, but I can detect virtually every note. A very well-blended perfume. My one criticism is the OUTRAGEOUS price point. It's ludicrous and prohibitive. Even the small rollerball is priced exorbitantly high.

I recently purchased Room No. at Bergdorf Goodman and immediately fell in love. The story of the Chateau Marmont spoke to me as a native of LA. I love that it is an extrait and the wearability is beautiful. Room No., is a woody/spicy scent. The combo of the orris butter, vanilla and musk juxtaposed with palo santo makes you want to curl up next to a fireplace. I get tones of compliments and the wearability is excellent. The sales associate told me to layer Room No. with Reine des Anges. Experimenting with that now. The packaging and branding is exquisite.

one of the most “feel good” fragrances ive ever smelt. Imagine riding through los angeles in a nice car with a w fit and the sun is out on a winter day. But, the animalic notes are just bad and its has a very peculiar leather and milk note. the price is abosolutley appalling being 400 dollars for a 1.7 oz.