Maison 140 Beverly Hills

I stayed here two nights ago. It was a very good hotel! I love the decor of the room, bed was comfortable, and I slept great. I ordered food and even their food was great. There’s plenty of parking available!! Which I stressed about the most since I know LA can be hectic with parking but I was pleasantly surprised and happy to see that there was plenty of spots available. They have their own lot which is nice. Very quiet environment at night. It’s not directly in front of a busy street so you won’t be bothered by outside noises. I would stay here again.

I'll start with the good. The lobby area was super cute, speakeasy bar downstairs was cute, hotel is old and quirky (which I like, I love staying in boutique hotels). Room was very clean & comfortable. The bed was super comfy as were the pillows. Bathroom was small but clean. Steps away from some of the nicest hotels, close to Rodeo drive and shopping areas. Now on to the bad. The window canopies outside my window were torn to shreds. One of the windows was broken and would not stay open. The carpet in the hallway was so incredible disgusting that I almost turned around and left the hotel when I saw it. Oh, and parking was $45 per night.

Very quaint place with so much personality! We loved the location- it was right where we needed to be in Beverly Hills. The rooms were clean and nice, only removed a star because of the noise of the A/C unit, and the lobby being somewhat warm during check-in. The hotel itself was a little dated, but overall it was great value for the location. Note: This hotel is not particularly size inclusive. We did alright, but the bathroom (and more specifically the shower) was on the small end and might be difficult for larger persons to access. If that's a concern, it would be worth talking to the hotel prior to booking.

Great Location at a Reasonable Price The location is excellent and has a classy feel. While the room was quite small, it was comfortable and clean, though the décor is a bit dated. Don’t expect a great view; from our room, we could only see the rooftops and walls of neighboring buildings. That said, the price is almost half of what other hotels in Beverly Hills charge. So if location matters to you and you’re traveling on a budget, this hotel could be a solid choice.

Maison 140 is one of the most reasonably priced hotels in the heart Beverly Hills. The location can’t be beat. To top it of,f it has the coolest little bar and best bartender, Randy. The front desk staff are always so pleasant and helpful.

I honestly had a great stay. The carpets in the hallway could use a deep clean for sure, but throughout my stay it was like $130. Insane value. The location is great, the neighbouring pool was cute and the staff was helpful friendly and easy going. Over all great vibe.

I stayed at Maison 140 Beverly Hills recently and had an extremely frustrating experience with billing. After my stay, I noticed multiple unexplained charges on my credit card—including several transactions for different amounts on different days. No clear receipts or breakdowns were provided. I reached out to the hotel for clarification, but communication has been poor, and I’m still waiting for a proper explanation. It feels like they’re either careless with billing or taking advantage of guests by holding unnecessary amounts. The hotel itself is decent, but the financial side is a mess. If you choose to stay here, watch your credit card carefully because they might charge you more than you agreed to without telling you why. I do not recommend this place until they fix their billing practices and improve customer service.

Everywhere had a really bad smell. We actually escaped from that hotel at 7:30 a.m. because we couldn’t breathe. In the hallway, there was a pile of trash that had been there since the night we arrived. The elevator was extremely slow—using the stairs got you to the second floor faster. They charged us $52 for just one night of parking. This was the worst hotel experience of my entire life. I would never recommend it.

Great location and price. Nice easy walk to Rodeo, etc. Hotel itself is kinda dingy with an odd musty smell. Room size was good and bed was comfortable. Seemingly clean enough overall. A word of advice; make sure your room windows are locked, especially if on the first floor. We came back to our room and discovered our shower window was wide open. A person could have easily slid through it. Yikes. Overall decent stay for the money/location.

Property location is prime, though I am not from the area it is located in a great residential area a block off of Santa Monica boulevard. This is a historic property so if that isn't your vibe book elsewhere. Not equipped with a lot of USB ports in the room, which is small. Queen size bed takes up 90 percent of the space in the room. Bathroom is small with a barn door due to space constraints. No central air conditioning and the window air conditioner was very loud. Staff was very friendly, we stayed on a Sunday, bar was not open. As I said earlier location is excellent so we took a ride share to dinner.

When I entered my room, there was a very strong smell that they do need a whole time I was staying there. The place is just run down and tired. The only redeeming quality about the place is the little bar downstairs as it is a place for locals to gather and hang out and I really enjoyed that.

I had a pretty bad experience staying one night at the Maison 140 hotel. I checked in at around 8pm. This place has no food available so be prepared to either order in or go out. Plus: Location is fantastic, very close to Beverly Hills high school Price - ~$250/ night compared to $1000 hotel rooms nearby the area Cons: No food The rooms are small / dingy Bathrooms are tiny The shower can't even fit one person. Half of me was out and I'm a pretty lean person The hallways are creepy/ carpet stinks Charged me resort fees twice ( not sure what this is for given this hotel has zero amenities. When I called to let them know I was charged the same amount twice, they said that it never happened so I had to speak to my credit card company to reverse it) The chairs in the room have no space to fit one person. I had to eat my food on the floor / bed. Will not be back!

I checked in 9/8/23 and I checked out 9/10/23. I have stayed at this hotel many times and this stay was unsatisfactory for two reasons: 1. The air conditioning stopped working on 9/9/23 and I asked for a room change, was denied that, then offered a room on the ground floor, and then a room on the 2nd floor. I opted to wait 90 minutes for the AC to be fixed but the unit clearly was old and broken and badly maintained (see photos). These repairs should be done when guests are not paying for the room. 2. Unsafe conditions 9/9/23 9p - 9/10/23 1a. There were people (guests and others) partying in front of the hotel from 9p 9/9/23 through 1a 9/10/23, including doing dangerous car donuts in front of the hotel (see photos) and hotel staff did nothing to tell the group to quiet down and/or disperse the group. My husband finally called the police who dispersed the group. I emailed the manager on 9/11, the day after I checked out, with no response. I emailed again on 9/14 and again on 9/25. I also called and asked to speak to the manager and I was told he was "off that day." I have never received a response back. There has been no maintenance at the hotel since before the pandemic. What surprised me the most is that they endorsed a disturbance, and potentially unsafe situation, at the hotel. I will never stay there again. It's a shame because it was once a great place to stay in Beverly Hills. Not anymore.

This hotel is super fun when you don't want to go home late lol! "Strict parents lol. Down the street from my house. Super fun vintage boutique hotel.

update to previous review: i paid $398 for 2 nights. they charged me $179.80 in undisclosed parking and resort fee.

If you are a fan of voyeurism or have a scatalogical fetish, this is the hotel for you! The first thing you'll notice when entering your room (I was in room 219, so I can only speak for that one), is that there is a large window pointing straight from the bed to the toilet inside the bathroom. I can only imagine this is so someone in bed can gain the thrilling taboo gratification of locking eyes with their partner as they bare down and push out a BM. (See photo 1) Fans of humiliation fetishes can rejoice, as once the bathroom-goer finishes voiding their bowels they will discover the joys of picking the roll of TP off the dirty tile floor behind the toilet. This is due to the clever removal of the knob that is supposed to hold the TP on it's rail, instead leaving a bare screw which makes it comically easy to knock the paper roll to the floor behind the porcelain throne that seems to be the focal (or fecal) point of the hotel room. (See photo 2). Once you've finished getting down and dirty on the pot, wash off all the shame and guilt with a nice cold shower. That's right, we stayed for two nights and both mornings the shower never reached a temperature warmer than "Oh God its freezing." It's really fantastic for snapping you back to reality, and the complimentary soap fills the room with notes of citrus and regret. Are you more of an exhibitionist than simply a voyeur? Worry not, Maison 140 has you covered there as well, as there are no "Do not disturb" signs available to place on the outer door handle. Every moment here is filled with the palpable excitement that a maid could come through the door to bear witness to the full range of your depravity. Full disclosure, no cleaners ever attempted to clean our room during our two-night stay, so your mileage may vary. Want to leave a little gift for the next guest that shows how much you care about sharing fluids, bodily or otherwise? Then once again I have great news for those of you who want to pay it forward. My bedside table was covered in a sticky yellow substance that I only discovered after placing my phone, glasses, and wallet there. When it came time to pick up my phone, the undetermined substance transferred its sticky yellow essence to all of my things. Some may even want to keep the sap-like souvenir on their personal items as a reminder of the time they tried to find an affordable hotel in Beverly Hills (See photo 3 of what the towel looked like after I wiped the table down). And the fun doesn't stop there! The establishment itself is more than happy to screw you too. When you check in, you will be blessed with a mandatory $40/night parking fee, and a mandatory $20/night "Amenity fee," which the employee was unable to explain other than "It's Beverly Hills." So whatever you think you're paying per night, add an additional $60 just for funsies. Now personally, I'm not into any of these kinky fetishes, and therefore I had a miserable time at the Maison 140. But if you're into this sort of thing and want to get the full pervert experience (no judgement here!), I truly cannot recommend this hotel enough.

The bar there is absolutely great! So charming and accommodating. Randy took such great care of us, very attentive, so nice to talk to and made our entire experience even better. We want to come back again. Thank you so much, so glad we found this gem!

Yes, another reviewer mentioned they had additional fees. I don't know that I have ever visited a hotel that didn't have additional fees. If that's so important, just call and ask. All things considered, (even with additional fees) this was still the least expensive hotel in the area at the time I booked. I was looking for a hotel in Beverly Hills that was safe, hospitable and wanted spend less than $200/night doing so. If that's your goal, Maison 140 Beverly Hills is my best recommendation. If you appreciate people, hospitality and location, this hotel is exactly where you want to be. Secluded, peace and quiet, and safety were my highest concerns. No signs of homeless camping nearby and both sides of the street were blocked off for parking at the time due to filming. I was just a few minutes from the design district - my ultimate location. Other reviews mentioning it as cozy and secluded were spot on! Brent was lovely greeting me during my 10:00pm arrival. Ana helped me when I forgot my toothpaste and easily extended my 12:00pm check out to 1:00pm. I think I interacted with maybe 3 other staff members that each were very welcoming and took the time to say hello. There's no hustle & bustle here with pretentious employees scurrying to making sure that your every need is taken care of. If that's your expectation, please do the world a favor and continue to stay home? There's just good people here that want to make sure you're comfortable. That's all I needed. My room was clean, smelled fine, elevator worked, tv worked, and air conditioning worked. I had a safe in my room along with a refrigerator and a bathroom that appeared to have been recently remodeled. How nice to have a shower I can turn on before actually getting in. It's the simple things I appreciated most. The hotel carries the nostalgia of a speakeasy from back in the day. A beautiful vintage vibe that I loved. I didn't have a chance to visit the pool or breakfast at their sister hotel next door - I'm sure that renovation is fabulous. I enjoyed my my brief stay mostly in my room and was able to get some restful sleep in. If you are looking for the same, you will appreciate the Maison 140 Beverly Hills too.

Very bad experience, I got to check in they didn't find me in the system, they had me 10 minutes looking. The staff too unfriendly, poorly educated, correcting my pronunciation in English, making themselves that they did not understand (they receive tourists, not locals) they never serviced me to the room, I asked for towels and told me to wait for me to take it myself and which towel I wanted. If they don't service the room, clearly all the towels I needed. The rooms smell of moh, broken things, lamps without spotlights. If you don't like working with tourists, look for another job where you are in an office and don't be so pathetic!!!

When I hear boutique inspired hotel I understand it's not going to be modern but I would hope the hotel would still have a wow factor. The wow factor was the location of the hotel ‍. You're walking distance to some great restaurants, Rodeos Drive, gorgeous homes, the Beverly Hills sign, etc. The decor is out dated, there was an old smell that hits you when you enter the hotel/room. It's very intimate from the lobby area, elevator, bedroom and bathroom. There isn't a lot of space to move around. A-little claustrophobic at times. And the AC unit was loud. It took some time to get use to the noise.

If I could give lower than one star on this app, I would. The pictures speak for themselves. While I don't ever give bad reviews, it's important for people to know that this business should not be renting out rooms in the condition that mine was in. In addition to the pictures, the hotel has a nauseating smell. Last thing I'll add is that the pictures on their website are extremely misleading as to the condition of the interior.

First, I want to say every single person we encountered working at the hotel is very friendly and helpful. Now, the sad part. This hotel is old and very tired. It should either be completely gutted and renovated OR bulldozed. It smells like cat pee, which is probably old, musty carpets. The bathroom is gross and old; no where to hang a towel, no ventilation, and there is a window in the bathroom that looks straight into the bedroom - hence, no privacy. The carpet is ripped and very dirty. The furniture is sad and scary looking. The walls are adorned with antiquated wallpaper. The A/C is actually a window unit stuck in the wall behind a lattice grill. It's very loud and reminds me of a trailer A/C unit. If I hadn't prepaid to save on the cost per night, I would not have stayed.

If I could give negative stars I would. This place is foul, dirty, moldy stench, loud AC, WiFi didn't work, felt very unsafe and spooky. The light switch turned off on its own too the night I stayed. So glad I wasn't alone or I would've bolted from the room! DO NOT stay here at all costs!!!! Even if room rate is reasonable, it's not worth it!

Stayed here for a few nights whilst bouncing around the area for work meetings in late August. Perhaps I'm just easy to please but I was surprised to read some of the 2 star reviews for Maison 140. Both my coworker and I were pleasantly surprised at the coziness of this boutique hotel. While the bar area isn't huge, it's cozy and relaxing to spend time unwinding over the complimentary drink you get with your stay or to sit and work. The rooms themselves weren't huge but the bed was comfortable and it was clean. The location was a really short distance to Starbucks to grab coffee to get the morning started and we liked how close it was to the Waldorf Astoria, just a couple of long blocks. Pros: Cozy bar, clean rooms & great location Cons: The AC was on the louder side but personally I sleep better with that type of white noise :)

DO NOT STAY HERE! If I could give this place 0 stars, I would. The staff was rude and it was over $200 in hidden fees on top of the room booking that we already paid for. At first glance it's so cute but once we spent more time I. Our room we noticed how out dated everything was and poorly maintained. This place needs all new everything, especially for how expensive it is to stay here. I even seen old blood stains on my mattress while I was packing to leave. GROSS!!! Horrible stay!

This was our first time here and it didn't disappoint. Great boutique hotel and close to all the great restaurants and sights. Amazing staff and would recommend as a nice getaway!

It's a very cute boutique hotel not for the price that they charge a night though or other taxes and fees they charge for as well and don't let you know before being charged. $25 a night for a "resort" fee in which i wouldn't see how this would be a resort considering it doesn't have a restaurant or even a snack bar, neither does it have a pool or hot tube or a view as well. on top of that they charged a resort fee tax, and then an occupancy tax of $26 dollars a night and then a occupancy surcharge as well on top of that one. they also charge $45 a night on parking.. very over priced for the amenities they have. rooms were small and so was the bathroom for what they charge for again. but staff was very friendly and helpful.

I had been in the bar a few times over the past decade, and I love vintage. What I don't like is filth. For a quick assessment, look at the bottom of your feet after you've been in the room for five minutes. Not wild about bugs either. And when I went to write this, I saw a photo of a swimming pool. Not sure that it is supposed to show part of the hotel, but there is no pool. Nor would there ever be enough chlorine to get me in it. By the way, having seen the bigger picture, I will never go into the bar, either. Filthy.

Stayed one night, and that was enough. The shower was too small. I'm a petite 5ft woman, and I barely fit. My husband is 5' 10" so we decided he should wait to shower at our next hotel. Otherwise, it was cute, clean and the location was convenient

read the one star review, they are accurate, even generous. some are pretty funny. Bottom line though is don't stay here. It's disgusting, and even though it is in Beverly Hills it still doesn't feel particularly safe. I mean if I were a criminal of some variety in Beverly Hills, this is where I would be. it's also noisy, I never really identified all the noises, but not ones you're going to sleep through. The 5 star reviews are ridiculous, I mean everyone doesn't have the same standard of cleanliness, or what a piece full stay would be, but no one could be so filthy as to say this is 5 star. It really did feel like a brothel. A dirty one.

In the pictures, the hotel looks interesting and great location in Beverly Hills. If you are planning to stay with a spouse room is tiny, I barely could walk alone between bed and wall. Also, the showering only has one side of the door, you can imagine all the water splashed on the tiles. It's overpriced and not quite clean by bed sheet had yellow stain and carpet at the corridor could be clean better.

Really enjoyed this joint. Don't understand some of the lower reviews. Outstanding little boutique hotel with great little bar.

Gorgeous hotel, it looked very aesthetic BUT breakfast was closed down during our stay (annoying) even though due to an inconvenience the Receptionist promised complimentary breakfast. The shower smelt like poop, the bathroom had an odor before we even used it. Im not sure if the tap water was causing it or the lack of cleaning? Anyway friendly staff + beautiful stay but would not recommend!

Very cute and quiet boutique hotel. Located nicely in Beverly Hills. The rooms are on the smaller side. Great central location though.

I had a eye surgery similar to lasik, which left me unable to see. I checked in early and the staff were so kind and supportive. Anna was especially so. She was so kind to ensure that when I came back from surgery she would escort me to my room. She got me ice and made sure to walk me to the bathroom and get my items to my room that were in the holding area. Tina took over her shift and was also so kind to bring me some fresh ice so that I could bring down the swelling. Later, a family member came to check in on me, Tina put him on the room so that he can leave then come back later to ensure my safety and that I had everything I needed to recover. I left around 5am that morning to catch my flight and am so appreciative of the staff there. This team and this hotel are incomparable. Nestled right in the center of all the shopping, what a great deal and what a great room and sleep. Thank you to the staff for all your kindness and care towards me in my stay there.

Booked my stay through Hopper. The photos in the site look cute and quaint. Thought it would be nice to stay at a little boutique hotel rather than one of the big, commercial ones. Next time I'll know better. First- my room was paid for through the app. When I checked in they asked for a credit card and ID (pretty standard for security deposit) as I'm sitting at the desk, my phone alerts of a charge to my credit card- no mention at all they were charging me. I asked what it was for.. "urban package" I asked for explanation and was told parking and amenities. Ok, but at least say something g before you charge my card. Next- I get to my room... Holes in walls, chipping paint in ceiling, dirty, stained carpet... and the Underlying smell of bad body odor... It was late, I was tired, I figured I'd shower and go to bed (the sheets looked clean) and deal with this in the morning. Seal at bottom of glass shower door isn't holding any water back and the floor in bathroom is now flooded. Whatever, at least the floor is cleaned now. I grab the "Spectrum" remote and nothing but snow on tv. I called to the front desk and am told no cable, just local channels. Tell the attendant no channels at all and she tells me she can have someone come look at it tomorrow. As I'm sitting there I notice the bottom of my foot- already discolored with filth. At this point it's 12am, but I call Hopper anyway to get me out of there and to a different hotel. Was told they couldn't do anything that night but would call the hotel and get my room changed. I would have posted photos, but the ones I took were in the Hopper App chat screen and didn't save to my phone. Front desk (a guy now) bad attitude and acting as if I was disturbing him. I get moved to a different room that is maybe 10% cleaner. I was out of there the next day. This place is disgusting. I should have paid the $75 more a night and stayed at the Beverly Hilton.

Come to this hotel if you are into: -Rooms that are not relaxing due to an extremely red decor -Rooms that are worn around the edges and not terribly clean -Ancient curtains that are filled with dust and need repairs and will not close properly to block out the light from the street -Tiny bathrooms where the shower stall is so tiny you can barely fit one normal sized human -A very old a/c unit that is so loud you will have difficulty sleeping -No coffee maker or even the ability to heat water for coffee in the room (no hot water pot or microwave) -An ancient teeny tiny elevator where you can't fit more than one person and two bags at a time -An unreasonably small amount of linens in the bathroom (1 washcloth, 1 hand towel and 1 bath towel in a king room?) So this is a pretty long list of negatives. I didn't choose this hotel myself, nor would I choose to come back. The positives include a reasonable price and friendly staff along with their location. When I was there, I saw a public hearing notice outside. Apparently, they're proposing tearing the old building down and building a new hotel on the site. I honestly think that would be a shame. It's a beautiful old building that hasn't received the TLC it deserves to deliver a positive guest experience.

So, I absolutely LOVED my stay. My boyfriend and I stayed for one night for our Valentine's Day weekend. The room was small but adorable. The bathroom was very chic but the bed was the real highlight. It was literally a cloud. Oh my god we did not want to get up. Even better was that guests get a complimentary drink at the bar! (Makes you got the $37/night parking fee) We went around 10pm and it was packed with other guests. It was soooo cute. I'm looking forward to going back.

Bought a Groupon for $149 which I was totally stoked about then got up charged up the BH ying yang for a 300 square foot room as opposed to a closet or possibly the antiquated elevator? Turns out, it was $252 plus "resort fee" of $17 (are we at the Peninsula???) plus a $37 parking fee to avoid getting towed which adds up to over $300. Are you kidding??? Girls at the desk were super sweet (even though we had to wait an hour for the room after arriving at 3:30 pm)but it didn't make up for being jacked in my hometown for a 18 hour stay. No A/C other than the lobby and tiny room. Ridiculously overpriced even for 90210

Nice place, weird smell and strange bathroom window, but overall nice service and good location for the price

We stayed 2 nights at this hotel. The price point did not match the quality of the services and amenities. Albeit in a quiet residential neighborhood close to shops and restaurants, the hotel is dated and in need of upgrades. The halls have a musty smell, the air conditioner is extremely loud and the bathrooms are very small. The worst part was all the extra charges upon check-out: tax (can't blame the hotel, but it did cost over 1/4 of our total bill), $37 a night for parking in an uncovered/unsecured lot, and $17 a night for a mandatory "Urban Package" fee, for which we essentially received two bottles of Dasani water in our rooms. We are locals who stayed here for 2 nights due to work being done at our place, but if I were coming to BH to vacation, I would look elsewhere for a better experience.

I haven't been at this hotel since the beginning of September and they have a $600 hold on my credit card still. I spoke to several people and it was supposed to be removed. Even had other people from my company talk to them in person several times since I've left and no one has fixed this yet. Unbelievably ridiculous.

If you are a fan of voyeurism or have a scatalogical fetish, this is the hotel for you! The first thing you'll notice when entering your room (I was in room 219, so I can only speak for that one), is that there is a large window pointing straight from the bed to the toilet inside the bathroom. I can only imagine this is so someone in bed can gain the thrilling taboo gratification of locking eyes with their partner as they bare down and push out a BM. (See photo 1) Fans of humiliation fetishes can rejoice, as once the bathroom-goer finishes voiding their bowels they will discover the joys of picking the roll of TP off the dirty tile floor behind the toilet. This is due to the clever removal of the knob that is supposed to hold the TP on it's rail, instead leaving a bare screw which makes it comically easy to knock the paper roll to the floor behind the porcelain throne that seems to be the focal (or fecal) point of the hotel room. (See photo 2). Once you've finished getting down and dirty on the pot, wash off all the shame and guilt with a nice cold shower. That's right, we stayed for two nights and both mornings the shower never reached a temperature warmer than "Oh God its freezing." It's really fantastic for snapping you back to reality, and the complimentary soap fills the room with notes of citrus and regret. Are you more of an exhibitionist than simply a voyeur? Worry not, Maison 140 has you covered there as well, as there are no "Do not disturb" signs available to place on the outer door handle. Every moment here is filled with the palpable excitement that a maid could come through the door to bear witness to the full range of your depravity. Full disclosure, no cleaners ever attempted to clean our room during our two-night stay, so your mileage may vary. Want to leave a little gift for the next guest that shows how much you care about sharing fluids, bodily or otherwise? Then once again I have great news for those of you who want to pay it forward. My bedside table was covered in a sticky yellow substance that I only discovered after placing my phone, glasses, and wallet there. When it came time to pick up my phone, the undetermined substance transferred its sticky yellow essence to all of my things. Some may even want to keep the sap-like souvenir on their personal items as a reminder of the time they tried to find an affordable hotel in Beverly Hills (See photo 3 of what the towel looked like after I wiped the table down). And the fun doesn't stop there! The establishment itself is more than happy to screw you too. When you check in, you will be blessed with a mandatory $40/night parking fee, and a mandatory $20/night "Amenity fee," which the employee was unable to explain other than "It's Beverly Hills." So whatever you think you're paying per night, add an additional $60 just for funsies. Now personally, I'm not into any of these kinky fetishes, and therefore I had a miserable time at the Maison 140. But if you're into this sort of thing and want to get the full pervert experience (no judgement here!), I truly cannot recommend this hotel enough.

I booked this spot while I was in town for work and loved the boutique vibe from what I saw online. The lobby is cool however the rooms are not The walls were dirty and had pieces missing, there was rust everywhere in the bathroom, and I found someone's old hair tie with hair strands attached on one of the tables. And there seems to be no housekeeping from day to day unless you ask and I don't know if that's included in the price or not. The staff was very friendly and they offered a complimentary drink upon arrival which is a nice touch and why I gave them any stars but would've preferred a clean room, especially in the covid era. I won't be returning.

I stayed four nights at this hotel and overall it was great. I would've given it five stars if they were upfront about the full charged. I asked when checking in the total price when I were to check out and was told roughly 2000.. when I checked out with was 2400. The staff was great! I loved the bartender the most, it's in the perfect location that is walking distance to anything in Beverly Hills which is amazing because if your in California you pay parking to go anywhere lol. I am overall extremely happy I stayed here and was sad to leave, the staff made it feel like home my first time away from my family! Thank you again

Beautiful hotel in Beverly Hills , i love the vibe and the staff is great , and the have the best wine and awesome food and tba they room rate are pretty great for what your getting of your stay

I liked the hotel and the staff were very attentive to me personally. The history of this place is fascinating. The rooms are cozy, which is what you expect in an urban environment. What they could use is a refresh. They won a design award 20 years ago, and in hotel years, that's a long time! I found the coral decor charming, but yeah, they need an update. And the air conditioners could all be replaced with quiet in-room units. What I think is daffy is their future renovation plan. They want to build a rooftop pool when it would probably cost them a lot less money to make a pool in their parking lot and make an underground parking structure. Rooftop pools by their nature are too shallow. It's really the dumbest thing I have ever heard, and it doesn't at all live up to the ideal of the hotel that Lillian Gish had when she was running it as a boarding house for young women in the entertainment industry.

The best bartender ever !!! Randy is sweet man !!! He's pulley out everything for us . I will forever come back to randy! He is a damn genius in the bar. His drinks are spectacular!!!!

We upgraded our room and what we got was NOT what I was expected. We stayed in the Mandrin room. Apparently the only thing that made it Mandarin was a teal, chipped and dusty statue of an Asian guy. Parking was a rip off and the $250+ a night was a rip off especially since we stayed more than one day. The bed had a MILLION pillows on it but you had to use all 1,000,000 to have decent head support. I was furious. Front desk staff was friendly, so 2 stars. This is within feet of Santa Monica Blvd. I took a walk there to see what was around there for food instead of buying food from room service, which my fiance bought while I was out. On my walk a psychic came up to me saying she felt I had a strong energy and that I should go see her. Instead I went to go buy a sandwich from a little restaurant and a mocha from Starbucks. I wish I had stayed at a cheaper hotel closer to Universal Studios.

The hotel itself was cute enough for an old building. It had charm. The staff were all very nice, especially the bartender. They nickel and dime you to death though and overall it seems like a scam. Like others, I booked through Expedia only to find an excess of charges being added on later. Including the exorbitant and ridiculous $37 parking fee. I just paid it and took it as a lesson learned but seriously 3 MONTHS later I see a new charge for over $100 hit my card from these people. I call and they say they "forgot" to charge me some of the fees so they're doing it now. Obviously I disputed this, vehemently, and they took it off but the audacity of that really blows my mind. I would not recommend a stay here.

This cute little boutique hotel has the most friendly staff! If you need a place to stay in Beverly Hills with good company at the bar but no craziness, this is the spot. Affordable and clean!

Hidden Gem in BH. Not only do you save $$ on a boutique / traditional Beverly Hills hotel but have access to their big brother hotel mosaic / pool / work meeting venues and it's a 2 min walk. Staff is personal - Taylor at the front - Randy in food & beverage at Maison 140. Memo at Mosaic made me feel like i have a personal concierge. Hotel is amazing -- spend your money on rodeo and stay in luxury for an affordable price.

This is a good hotel in an excellent location at 1/3 the price of the Peninsula hotel across the street. Rooms are a little small but charming. The hotel is quiet with no street noise. Stay here and spend the savings on fine dining or shopping. Don't park overnight on street or you will get a parking ticket.

For the price point, this Beverly Hills hotel is decent place to stay, if all you are looking for is a place to rest your head in a prime location. If you are looking for something more of a full service hotel, then this might not be the right one for you. The service at the entrance was always friendly and the rooms are clean. However, I never got the sense that this place offered anything more than just a room to sleep and wash up. A bar was in the hotel, but apparently there was a staffing issue, so it was not open while I stayed there. In the am, I did not see a place to grab breakfast. (Admittedly, I was on the run, but if it was there I just have missed it) The room was smaller than what I am used to and was done in all red...I mean really red. The king size bed, with its ostentatious red backboard, swallowed the entirety of the room (see pic). The bathroom/shower was really, really tight and did not leave even much room to turn around. However, my room was quiet and the bed was comfortable. The shower pressure was terrific and I never had an issue with getting fresh towels or the cleanliness of my room. Overall, if staying in this location in LA is important, and all you want is a clean, quiet room...this fits the bill.

Two stars is pretty generous. I've stayed at less expensive hotels that were nicer than this one. Let's start with check-in. It's not even a concierge. Both ladies were rude. There was a snafu with the reservation and I was not informed I would need to put up a significant deposit for incidentals. $300 to be exact. $100 for each day. As soon as they found out it was reserved and prepaid through Expedia, they were everything but nice. Mind you, I was the recipient of the room, not the purchaser. Not only was she rude to me, but she was condescending and rude to the purchaser over the phone. Now to the next step. She blabbed the situation to another desk person who the was just as rude. She literally threw the paper at me and my key card. Wow. I was already tired from a morning of travel and straight to a work meeting. Did they care about me? No. Did they offer the complimentary champagne up front? No! It was an after thought. It took an additional hour to get checked in. On to the room. Dirty stained curtains. Broken desk drawer. Cracked bathroom sink. Dirty vent in the bathroom, although I'm not even sure it's a vent. No fan and its in a weird place. Could be for a hidden cam to watch people showering? Who knows, but I had to cover it up just in case. I'll be keeping an eye out for videos on the Internet. Broken fire alarm. Room amenities are pretty much junk food. Kit Kat, snickers, M&Ms and Pringles. Soda in the fridge. $300 for incidentals? Sheesh. This is a $300+ per night room. Step up the game. No other amenities as advertised. Pool is 1/2 mile away and there isn't even a restaurant on site. Here's the best part. They didn't even tell me anything about the hotel. After the initial incident, they checked out with me completely. Ok, so first night down. Slept ok. Bed was nice but pillows were way to soft. Won't complain about the pillows since I had 4. Here's the kicker. Barely any hot water at 7am. So I get a lukewarm shower. Ok, I can deal with that. I put the do not disturb sign out and leave my trash outside the door. I head to work. No good morning from the desk staff. That's to be expected. I get back and this is what I find. Door sign is gone. Maid entered anyway. Made the bed, moved my things around. Turned off the air. Turned on my laptop. (Fortunately, it's got a password). How do I know this? Because I powered it down before leaving. When I opened it up upon my return, it was at the password screen. Now that is shifty. Do I say anything to management? No! Why? Because none is available. So here's my overall review. Stay somewhere else. What you pay for here you could get so much more. I mean seriously. The Best Western chain serves free, yes free breakfast buffet. I'm a Marriott kind of guy. At least they are friendly and try to remedy the problem and make it nicer. Would I bring a special someone here? No way, not on your life.

My boyfriend booked a room here for one night. We live about 2 hours from Los Angeles - far enough to make a day trip just kind of inconvenient, so we decided to spend the night in the city. The rooms look exactly as they do in the photos. The red decor, frankly, is creepy to me. The tufted red headboard and the red wood-grain wallpaper just scream horror movie to me. The "dresser" and nightstand are old and look like they are from the 70s. But, considering the amount of time we actually spent in the room - it didn't really matter. The room was clean and the bathroom had clearly been updated, which was lovely. The bed was comfortable. However, we couldn't figure out how to turn off the AC unit. We pressed the power button - - nothing. We just turned the temp up and the compressor basically turned into a white noise machine. We didn't want to pay the $37 parking fee. There are several metered spots out front of the hotel, with the meters ending at 8:00 p.m., according to the signs. There is NOT ONE SINGLE SIGN SAYING NO OVERNIGHT PARKING. And yet, we received a parking citation from the city of Beverly Hills. We WILL be contesting it. I am confident we will win, as we walked up and down the block on both sides and there was no signage. We brought this to the front desk when we were checking out and the woman seemed to know this was an issue - - people getting tickets or that overnight parking was not allowed. We asked this exact question of the woman who checked us in and she didn't say there was a problem. So, while our beef is really with the city, if the hotel knows of a parking issue, everyone on staff should be giving the same information to guests. We really enjoyed being right around the corner from The Peninsula and went to the bar there for a drink on Saturday night, which was lovely. I think we'd probably stay again given the awesome room rate.

We found a better rate through Hotels Tonight. We asked if they would give us that rate if we booked direct. We were assured we could get that rate, however they still charged us the full rate after booking through their site. I just wish they would have been honest with us.