The Beverly Hills Hotel
Beverly Hills
“Legendary Pink Palace”
Vibe
Paul R. Williams's signature pink facade and green-and-white stripes set an unhurried, glamorous rhythm across twelve palm-shaded acres.
“Legendary Pink Palace”
Decades of unbroken Hollywood rituals, from Polo Lounge power breakfasts to Fountain Coffee Room counter seats.
Paul R. Williams's iconic 1940s pink-and-green redesign on twelve palm-filled acres established before Beverly Hills incorporated.
Bespoke service with dedicated house cars, monogrammed Frette linens, and secluded garden bungalows with plunge pools.
On Sunset Boulevard amid twelve acres of gardens, a short drive from Rodeo Drive boutiques.
Rooms
Garden bungalows hide along winding tropical paths, finished with custom monogrammed Frette linens, private terraces, and marble bathrooms.
Wellness
The palm-lined heated pool is framed by green-and-white cabanas, while the subterranean spa offers steam rooms and Valmont therapies.
Backstory
Margaret Anderson founded the property in 1912 on open bean fields, two years before Beverly Hills incorporated as a city.
Eat & drink
Industry deals unfold in the Polo Lounge’s green banquettes, while the 1949 Fountain Coffee Room serves breakfast at original barstools.
The neighborhood
Sunset Boulevard wraps around the perimeter, with Rodeo Drive’s fashion houses a five-minute chauffeured ride down the hill.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.
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