Hotel Bel-Air
Bel Air, Los Angeles
“Hollywood canyon garden sanctuary”
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A footbridge crosses Swan Lake into twelve wooded canyon acres, where signature pink Spanish Colonial bungalows stay hidden from the city.
“Hollywood canyon garden sanctuary”
Discreet canyon bungalows offering private garden patios, wood-burning fireplaces, and a dedicated house car service.
An unbroken 1946 Hollywood sanctuary where generations gather beside the iconic Swan Lake footbridge.
Signature pink Spanish Colonial bungalows and 1920s architecture winding through twelve wooded canyon acres.
Tucked in Stone Canyon across twelve lush acres, behind Bel Air's residential gates
Rooms
Bungalow rooms open to private garden terraces, detailed with limestone floors, wood-burning fireplaces, and deep soaking tubs tucked behind French doors.
Wellness
The heated oval swimming pool rests beneath towering palms, accompanied by mosaic steam rooms and garden spa treatment suites.
Backstory
Founded as Alphonzo Bell’s estate planning offices and equestrian stables in 1922, the grounds were transformed into a hideaway in 1946.
Eat & drink
Cal-Med dishes are served across garden terrace alcoves, while the wood-paneled bar draws evening crowds around a grand piano and fireplace.
The neighborhood
Tucked deep inside Stone Canyon behind residential gates, the secluded estate feels completely removed from the sprawl of West Los Angeles.
“Tucked away in the hills above Los Angeles, staying at Hotel Bel-Air is like being a guest at a grand private estate with lush gardens, extreme privacy, and old Hollywood glamour.”
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