L'Ermitage Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills
“Discreet all-suite sanctuary”
Vibe
An understated residential refuge for film insiders, where plush Champalimaud interiors and discreet staff keep the buzz of Beverly Hills at bay.
“Discreet all-suite sanctuary”
Discreet residential-style suites with Frette linens, dressing rooms, and anticipatory service for entertainment clientele.
An enduring Burton Way institution hosting film industry business and discreet stays since 1975.
Champalimaud interiors feature persimmon and earthy tones, custom furnishings, and a sixteen-seat velvet lobby lounge.
On tree-lined Burton Way in Beverly Hills, a short walk from Rodeo Drive and the Golden Triangle.
Rooms
Designed like private apartments, the suites feature walk-in dressing rooms, oversized marble bathrooms, and Frette-dressed beds opening onto French balconies.
Wellness
Private cabanas fringe the heated rooftop pool with skyline views, alongside Joanna Czech facials and Ricari Studios body recovery sessions.
Backstory
Brothers Severyn and Arnold Ashkenazy originally planned private residences here before pivoting in 1975 to create America's first all-suite luxury hotel.
Eat & drink
Sip tableside pours from the Negroni trolley at Alcova, order handmade pasta at Costa Covo Osteria, or head upstairs to Poza for rooftop cocktails.
The neighborhood
Set along tree-lined Burton Way, the residential address offers quiet privacy just a short stroll from the shops of Rodeo Drive and the Golden Triangle.
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