Luxury Hotels & Villas in Beverly Hills

L’Ermitage Beverly Hills, California

9.3 Excellent Choice

From: $613 /night

The Beverly Hills Hotel and Bungalows

9.4 Excellent Choice

From: $1393 /night

Beverly Wilshire, A Four Seasons Hotel, Beverly Hills

9.1 Great Quality

From: $827 /night

The Peninsula Beverly Hills, California

9.4 Excellent Choice

From: $966 /night

The Maybourne Beverly Hills, California

9.3 Excellent Choice

From: $976 /night

Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills

9.2 Great Quality

From: $746 /night

Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills, California

8.9 Great Quality

From: $1152 /night

Beverly Hills FAQ

Beverly Hills combines residential exclusivity with global luxury retail and established five-star hospitality. Rodeo Drive anchors the district with flagship boutiques, while hotels such as The Beverly Hills Hotel and The Peninsula Beverly Hills provide estate-style accommodation within landscaped grounds. The city offers walkable prestige without the density of downtown Los Angeles.

The “Golden Triangle,” bordered by Santa Monica Boulevard, Wilshire Boulevard, and Canon Drive, is the most sought-after location for hotel stays. Residential estates north of Sunset Boulevard offer greater privacy, with gated mansions set along tree-lined streets.

Yes. Many hotels offer private entrances and bungalow-style accommodations. The Beverly Hills Hotel’s garden bungalows are particularly valued for their separation from the main building and controlled access.

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is typically 30–45 minutes away by car. Luxury hotels such as The Peninsula Beverly Hills arrange private chauffeur transfers and VIP airport services.

Beverly Hills offers walkable access to Rodeo Drive, restaurants, and galleries, whereas Bel Air is more residential and car-dependent. Guests seeking proximity to retail and dining often prefer Beverly Hills.

Yes. A two-night stay centred around shopping and dining is common, while private estate rentals allow for longer-term residential-style stays.

The Beverly Hills Hotel is known for its private bungalows and historic Palm Court. The Peninsula Beverly Hills offers rooftop dining and personalised service. Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills features expansive terraces with views across Los Angeles.

Yes. The Beverly Hills Hotel provides standalone bungalows set within landscaped gardens, offering private patios and enhanced discretion.

Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills is recognised for its large private balconies, many offering skyline views and outdoor lounge areas suitable for in-suite dining.

Yes. Gated mansions north of Sunset Boulevard are frequently rented as luxury residences, often featuring infinity pools, home cinemas, wine cellars, and full-time staff.

Top-tier hotels arrange private shopping appointments on Rodeo Drive, yacht charters from Marina del Rey, helicopter tours over Los Angeles, and priority reservations at leading restaurants.

The Peninsula Beverly Hills houses a full-service spa and rooftop pool. Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills offers a spa with private treatment rooms and terrace access.

Yes. Estate rentals commonly include multiple guest suites and guesthouses. Larger hotel suites at The Peninsula Beverly Hills also provide residential-style layouts.

Beverly Hills hosts high-end restaurants within walking distance of major hotels. Guests at The Peninsula Beverly Hills often dine along Canon Drive, known for chef-driven concepts and terrace seating.

Yes. Hotels coordinate after-hours or by-appointment shopping on Rodeo Drive, offering private fitting rooms and stylist services.

Yes. Marina del Rey is approximately 30–40 minutes away, serving as a departure point for private charters along the Southern California coast.

Concierge teams regularly arrange private helicopter tours over Beverly Hills, Malibu, and downtown Los Angeles, departing from nearby heliports.

Hotels such as The Peninsula Beverly Hills offer personal training sessions, in-suite yoga, and structured spa treatments, while private estates often host visiting wellness professionals.

Yes. Large estates with landscaped gardens are frequently used for private gatherings, subject to local permitting regulations.

Spring and autumn typically offer the most comfortable temperatures for rooftop dining and poolside relaxation, though the climate is mild year-round.