The Peninsula Beverly Hills

Villas in a tropical garden at the corner of Wilshire and Santa Monica, refreshed for its 35th year.

Five-star · From $900 per night

Beverly Hills · Los Angeles & Beverly Hills

A sense of the place

Royal Patio Suite - private wraparound terrace with lounge seating and chaises, daytime

Suite living room with dining table and French doors onto a balcony over the Beverly Hills hillside (2026 photography)

Garden-level suite private patio amid the villa gardens and palms (dining table off the sitting room)

Grand Deluxe Room - king bed with floral canopy, sofa with powder-blue cushions and Bergere lounge chair (2025 HBA redesign)

Premium Grand Deluxe Room - sitting area with chinoiserie floral drapes, black-lacquer writing desk and French doors onto the balcony (2025 redesign)

Premium Grand Deluxe Room - king bed under floral canopy, desk and balcony doors framing the Century City skyline (2025 redesign)

Beverly Suite - view through the French doors into the sitting room with gold-framed art wall and blue-cushioned sofa (2025-26 specialty-suite redesign)

California Suite - dining room with round table for four, chinoiserie panel, crystal chandelier and mirrored bar niche (2025-26 redesign)

Why it's in the collection

Because a hotel with 17 private villas, a fleet of Rolls-Royce and BMW house cars and afternoon tea in The Living Room does not need to raise its voice.

Opened in 1991 as the first new luxury hotel in Beverly Hills in twenty years – 195 rooms, 38 suites and 17 private villas set in tropical gardens.
The two-story Peninsula Villa is a stand-alone residence with hand-painted chinoiserie panels; Villa Suites have private side entrances and connect for families.
The Belvedere for Mediterranean-leaning dining, The Roof Garden, and afternoon tea in The Living Room.
A 2025 refresh by Hirsch Bedner Associates for the 35th anniversary – the rooftop now has a 60-foot pool and ten yellow-and-white-striped cabanas; The Peninsula Spa offers Biologique Recherche facials.

Suites and rates

Every rate is confirmed with you by the concierge before anything is booked — cancellation terms in plain language, no surprises.

Signature room

The house standard — generous, quiet, impeccably kept.

From $900per night

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One-bedroom suite

A separate living room and space to settle in.

From $1,600per night

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Specialty suite

The property's finest views and largest floor plans.

From $2,700per night

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The neighborhood

Golden hour over Beverly Hills

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.

Rodeo Drive, a short walk east along Wilshire.
Beverly Gardens Park, the green ribbon along Santa Monica Boulevard.
Century City's shops and towers, just west.

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“Villas in a tropical garden at the corner of Wilshire and Santa Monica, refreshed for its 35th year.”

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