The Beverly Hills Hotel
The Pink Palace – pink stucco on Sunset, twelve acres of garden and bungalows behind it, since 1912.
Beverly Hills · Los Angeles & Beverly Hills
A sense of the place
Why it's in the collection
Because the Polo Lounge, the bungalows and the pink stucco are not nostalgia here – they are still the working parts of the hotel.
- Opened in May 1912 to a design by architect Elmer Grey; the pink stucco earned it the name the Pink Palace.
- Paul Revere Williams added the Crescent Wing in 1949 and reworked the Polo Lounge, the Fountain Coffee Room and the lobby.
- The Polo Lounge with live piano jazz, the 1950s-style Fountain Coffee Room, the poolside Cabana Cafe and Bar Nineteen12 – with five new Ken Fulk-designed venues, including a 94-seat supper club, arriving in fall 2026.
- Twelve acres of gardens with 21 private bungalows, plus the Presidential and Crescent suites; Howard Hughes and Marilyn Monroe were long-term guests.
Suites and rates
Every rate is confirmed with you by the concierge before anything is booked — cancellation terms in plain language, no surprises.
Reviews
From our editors
Verified guest reviews are coming — we only publish ratings from licensed sources and verified stays.
The neighborhood
Beverly Hills
Hedges, gardens and the Golden Triangle – bungalows on Sunset at the top, newer addresses down on Wilshire, Rodeo Drive a walk from any of them.
- Will Rogers Memorial Park, across Sunset Boulevard.
- Rodeo Drive and the Golden Triangle, minutes south.
- The Sunset Strip's restaurants and clubs, east into West Hollywood.
Plan your stay
Tell us your dates and our concierge confirms rates and availability — no payment, no commitment.
Nearby in the collection
Hotel Bel-Air
Five-star · Bel-Air
A Spanish Colonial estate up Stone Canyon Road – swans on the lake, and just 103 keys.
From $1,000 per night
The Peninsula Beverly Hills
Five-star · Beverly Hills
Villas in a tropical garden at the corner of Wilshire and Santa Monica, refreshed for its 35th year.
From $900 per night
The Maybourne Beverly Hills
Five-star · Beverly Hills
Claridge's Californian sister – a piazza off Canon Drive and a rooftop pool in blue mosaic.
From $800 per night