The Peninsula Beverly Hills

BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA

HOTEL DETAILS

THE PENINSULA BEVERLY HILLS

310 551 2888

peninsula.com/beverlyhills

The Peninsula Beverly Hills is the only AAA Five Diamond and Forbes Five Star-rated hotel in Southern California for 24 consecutive years. The luxury hotel offers 195 guest rooms, including 38 suites and 17 private villas, nestled among lush tropical gardens in the heart of Beverly Hills. Home to the recently remodeled Belvedere, The Peninsula Beverly Hills also features The Living Room, where The Peninsula Afternoon Tea is served daily, The Peninsula Spa and The Roof Garden, a refined resort oasis featuring a swimming pool, private cabanas, and outdoor cocktails and dining.

A guest room at The Peninsula Beverly Hills

What was the design inspiration for The Peninsula Beverly Hills?

The Peninsula Beverly Hills was designed with a private residence in mind – it’s all about comfort and traditional elegance while evoking a classic California feel. We want our guests to feel at home when they visit us.

What is unique about your property?

We were one of the very first hotels to introduce completely flexible check-in and check-out, or as well call it ‘Peninsula Time’ – you can check-in to the hotel at 8am and leave at 10pm the next day. It all comes down to creating a personalized experience for each guest and that starts with ensuring that you can check in and check out when you want… Of course, our signature monogrammed Frette pillowcases are always a hit too!

What was important about having Frette in your property?

Frette is a natural partnership for us – we want to provide our guests with the very best in the industry.

The Peninsula Beverly Hills grounds

It all comes down to creating a personalized experience for each guest and that starts with ensuring that you can check in and check out when you want.

What are the most important decorative elements in your home?

A nice, full bookshelf!

What are your three most important elements when designing a room?

Guest comfort, pure luxury and lighting.

If you only have 72 hours in Los Angeles, what would you recommend doing or seeing?

We have some great programs at the hotel that introduce our guests to local elements of Los Angeles living. I love our “Fit Like the Stars” Academy Program where you go hiking up Runyon Canyon with a celebrity personal trainer – it’s one of the most popular trails and you have unparalleled views of the city. (Note: Runyon Canyon is actually closed until September.) I’d definitely also spend one day by the beach – Santa Monica or driving up to Malibu for the day. Downtown LA has also completely taken off, there’s a lot to do and see like The Broad museum or Grand Central Market.