The Beverly Hills Hotel

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Dorchester Collection · Beverly Hills · Los Angeles & Beverly Hills

A sense of the place

The Beverly Hills Hotel — room — Superior Guestroom with king bed and pink-cupola artwork — © Dorchester Collection

The Beverly Hills Hotel — one-bedroom suite — Suite with Balcony (Suite 418) — living room with curved sofa and palm-view windows — © Dorchester Collection

The Beverly Hills Hotel — suite — Grand Deluxe Suite living room with lavender armchairs and terrace doors — © Dorchester Collection

The Beverly Hills Hotel — signature suite — Paul R. Williams Suite (Suite 117) — living room with grand piano and stone fireplace — © Dorchester Collection

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.

The neighborhood

Golden hour over Beverly Hills

Beverly Hills

Hedges, gardens and the Golden Triangle – Rodeo Drive is a walk from any of its addresses. The bungalows are on Sunset at the top, the newer addresses down on Wilshire.