The Beverly Hilton
9876 Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Hills, California 90210, USAWe earn commission through affiliate links if you make a purchase through them which help us maintain and improve the site.
About The Beverly Hilton
The Golden Globes are part of The Beverly Hilton’s working life, giving this Beverly Hills hotel a continuing role in Hollywood’s calendar. Opened by Conrad Hilton in 1955, it stands where Wilshire and Santa Monica boulevards meet. Its Wilshire Tower accommodations draw on midcentury design, with custom furnishings and room options that include private terraces and Hollywood Hills views. Above them, the eighth-floor Penthouse Collection comprises 16 suites with hardwood floors, marble detailing, and a residential feel. CIRCA 55 Rooftop brings California cooking outdoors overlooking the city. The hotel is also undergoing a substantial renovation as part of One Beverly Hills, adding another chapter to a property still closely connected to the entertainment industry.
Why Celebrities Love The Beverly Hilton
Celebrities love staying upstairs from the hotel’s major awards gatherings, with terrace rooms and residential-style penthouse suites offering space to unwind and expansive views when the evening’s celebrations are over.
Reported celebrity guests
4 guestsGeorge Clooney
The Beverly Hilton complex has long been the epicenter of the Golden Globes action. (Angelina Jolie made her famous post-show leap into the hotel's Aqua Star Pool here in 1999, and George Clooney and Brad Pitt are frequent visitors, according to a hotel spokesperson.)
Lady Gaga
We're talking about** Sara Corea, a 24-year-old housekeeper who works at the Beverly Hilton Hotel** and who, while cleaning up the room Gaga used that January night, found the forgotten dress inside.
Hablamos de** Sara Corea, una limpiadora de 24 años que trabaja en el Beverly Hilton Hotel** que, recogiendo la habitación que Gaga usó aquella noche de enero, se encontró dentro el vestido olvidado.
Taylor Swift
Taylor Swift — who, at 30, has reached a Zen state of cheerful realism — laughs as she leans into a pillow she’s placed over her crossed legs inside her suite at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, leaning further still into her infinitesimal odds of winning a Golden Globe, which will zero out when she heads down to the televised ball in a few hours.
Whitney Houston
Houston, who was 48, was found dead, her head underwater, in the bath of her suite at the Beverly Hilton hotel on Saturday afternoon.