Joe P.
Yelp
A wonderful hotel! We stayed here 8 days and wished we could've stayed longer!
We came to Beverly Hills for my two outpatient surgeries, and stayed at the Marriott for my recovery. We got a gorgeous Wellness Room on the 7th floor. It was hypoallergenic, which means that the floor's air handler has air purifiers built into it, as does each room. It's some sort of HEPA air filter unit that looks like a 50 pint dehumidifier.
The mattresses aee pillow top and are very comfortable.
The hotel has a beautiful lobby, a great breakfast buffet, an outstanding restaurant with room service, a nice bar/lounge, an outdoor meditation garden, an indoor store with stuff you might've forgotten, valet services, and super friendly and helpful staff. Example: I had to ship 3 packages in c/o the Front Desk, and I got all three.
We had a nice German cleaning lady on our floor who hugged us when we left
Best of all it's literally walking distance to Rodeo Drive. I know. We walked there, Ubered back.
What's not to love? IDK why anyone would post a negative review. They must be snobs or super picky.
I only have two minor critiques:
1. The TVs are large LGs, but they are not "smart TVs", and I needed to be able to stream Netflix, Hulu, Youtube, etc. I forgot to bring my own FireTV stick, so I bought one and shipped it there next day.
I think one improvement would be to offer streaming as an extra option, where you pay a deposit and a small fee, and they loan you a FireTV stick.
That said, bring your own FireTV or ROKU dongle. It will be January 2024 before they install new smart TVs.
2. One of the elevators has a creaky sliding door with trim that needs some minor repair.
That's it. Really minor stuff.
This hotel is great! Close to everything in Beverly Hills. You can even hop on the Route 7 BigBlueBus and take it to downtown Santa Monica to see the Santa Monica Pier. Which was a blast.
Great restaurants, cafes and delis nearby. Fosters Famous Deli, but the best was a Turkish cafe north of the hotel. Their food was fantastic.
Be aware many nearby restaurants are Jewish-owned, so they close on Friday and Saturday, even Sat. night, which was inconvenient, but that's their Sabbath. So, plan on that.