The Beverly Hills Hotel
Hotel · Golden Triangle
9641 W Sunset Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
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Highlights
Iconic pink hotel offering fine dining, spa, pool, and bungalows
9641 W Sunset Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90210 Get directions
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Iconic pink hotel offering fine dining, spa, pool, and bungalows
9641 W Sunset Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90210 Get directions
$$$$
"A century-old Pink Palace steeped in Old Hollywood glamour, the property sits on 12 landscaped acres with 210 main building rooms and 23 unique bungalows, including a Rat Pack one-bedroom suite with a piano and full bar. Iconic design touches—from the famous cursive sign conceived by architect Paul Revere Williams to midcentury-modern–inspired rooms with marble bathrooms and exceptionally comfortable beds—underscore its celebrity pedigree. On-site amenities read like an urban resort: a 19,000-square-foot spa, a legendary pool and lounge area in a Barbie-esque pink, three dining venues (notably a poolside cafe where the McCarthy chopped salad is popular, the storied Polo Lounge favored by industry executives, and a Fountain Coffee Room famous for pies and breakfasts), and themed bungalows honoring past patrons such as Marilyn Monroe and Howard Hughes." - Chris Dong
"Opened in 1912, this iconic Pink Palace embodies old-school Hollywood glamour and became a favorite getaway for stars from Charlie Chaplin and Marilyn Monroe to contemporary celebrities like the Kardashians and Saweetie. Now operated by a global luxury group, the property still greets guests with its famous cursive sign—whose font was created by architect Paul Revere Williams—and retains a storied, glamorous aura that links Beverly Hills’s early suburban days to its present-day celebrity cachet." - Mary Holland
"A luxurious neighborhood in Los Angeles known for its upscale shopping, dining, and vibrant culture. It's currently welcoming visitors and supporting relief efforts."
"The Beverly Hills Hotel is the most famous hotel in Los Angeles. In fact, it even existed before Beverly Hills did: it was built by a wealthy widow Margaret Anderson and her son in 1912—two years before the neighborhood was officially incorporated, and just as the Golden Age of Hollywood began. Fred Astaire read the Hollywood Reporter by the pool, and Gloria Swanson rented a bungalow during her divorce. Elizabeth Taylor, meanwhile, spent six of her honeymoons there. Today, the Beverly Hills hotel retains much of its old-school magic: their iconic banana leaf wallpaper still lines the wall and pink-striped cabanas still sit at the pool. Well-dressed patrons still sit outside at the Polo Lounge and order their famous McCarthy chopped salad. Yet their guest rooms are all very much up-to-date with the latest technology, featuring modern art and sleek interiors." - Elise Taylor
"The Michelin Guide is rating hotels now, awarding one, two, and three 'keys' to select properties that hit their mark. The Beverly Hills Hotel, Dorchester Collection is the only local hotel to receive three keys." - Cathy Chaplin
