The Beverly Hilton
Beverly Hills
“Mid-century red-carpet landmark”
Vibe
Red carpets, palm trees, and mid-century glamour converge at this iconic gateway where Hollywood power lunches effortlessly transition into poolside cocktails.
“Mid-century red-carpet landmark”
Host of the annual Golden Globe Awards in the International Ballroom continuously since 1961.
Welton Becket's 1955 mid-century modern design commissioned by Conrad Hilton as a Hollywood flagship.
The heated Aqua Star Pool deck and panoramic rooftop cocktails at open-air Sant'olina.
At Wilshire and Santa Monica boulevards, a short walk from Rodeo Drive and the Golden Triangle.
Rooms
Tower rooms feature floor-to-ceiling glass opening onto private balconies with Beverly Hills views, while cabana rooms step right onto the pool deck.
Wellness
The heated Aqua Star Pool is the city's largest, complemented by the Aqua Star Spa and an Upgrade Labs biohacking center.
Backstory
Designed by mid-century architect Welton Becket in 1955 for Conrad Hilton, the International Ballroom has hosted the Golden Globes since 1961.
Eat & drink
Head up to Sant'olina for Mediterranean mezze overlooking the Hollywood Hills, or sip cocktails poolside at CIRCA 55.
The neighborhood
Anchoring the junction of Wilshire and Santa Monica boulevards, the Golden Triangle and the boutiques of Rodeo Drive sit a short stroll away.
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