Garden bungalows give The Beverly Hills Hotel a distinctive way to experience its Hollywood setting. Alongside the main house’s rooms and suites, these accommodations take their design cues from the surrounding landscape, with select rooms opening onto private patios or balconies. On Sunset Boulevard in Beverly Hills, the hotel known as the Pink Palace brings together several distinct gathering places: the Polo Lounge, the Fountain Coffee Room and a pool reserved for overnight guests. The appeal lies in that combination of a recognizable Hollywood institution and a stay shaped by gardens, outdoor space and a choice of accommodations.
See more about The Beverly Hills HotelIt could be argued that the Beverly Hills Hotel is the most iconic—and certainly one of the most recognizable—symbols of Los Angeles. Its pistachio-and-pink stucco façade has appeared in everything from the opening credits of Beverly Hills, 90210 to movies like Beverly Hills Cop, and the hotel is ingrained in pop culture from the seemingly endless amount of celebrity photos alone (an impossibly chic Anjelica Huston and Jack Nicholson exiting the lobby in 1977; Faye Dunaway lounging poolside with her just-won Oscar that same year).