Beverly Wilshire Beverly Hills, A Four Seasons Hotel

When I need to breathe and relax
I come here!
The manger is amazing and very classy!
I respect her!
The service is amazing!
It has been here for years and I loved it from the movie pretty women and they still have the same elevators for years!
His legacy is shining every year! And I have been living for 6 years in Los Angeles
I still choose it every single time.
Kindest regards to the owners!
Farah I AlBabtain

perfect service everytime we visit! no complaints, ever. they just seem to always do it right. we love the hotel and the BLVD restaurant. thank you for another great stay… see you back soon.

This hotel is AMAZING. I spent one night there, services were awesome, if i could live in a hotel i was live there for my whole life. it’s a little bit expensive but it’s really cool love it

I always enjoy staying here. The rooms are large and the bathrooms are spacious. The staff is very solution oriented, and will always find a solution when asked. The location is a also perfect for Beverly Hills shopping and restaurants. The only downside is the maid service, the turndown service was inconsistent both times I stayed here. On my last trip I felt like the maid really wanted me to decline the service. I also had to call twice to get some garbage removed from my room. The room service menu is limited, and the quality of the room service food is not on par with other Beverly Hills hotels of its level.

The concierge service is great. The front desk has good service. The catering dept is not up to par. They didn’t have proper serving spoons for our meal. They delivered our liquor request to the wrong room. I had to make three calls to get it sorted. It took over 2 hours to get our liquor because of this. We had an event at the hotel and had a few rooms. The valet and parking folks were friendly. The doormen also were friendly.

This hotel is what dreams are made of…
My husband and I got married here, and it was the most beautiful place we could have been. We’re both locals and have been to events and dinners here and around the area, but to actually be here, and celebrate something as special as a wedding… well it was just beyond amazing.
The staff is unreal — Suzanne, Mario, Annette, James… every single person — at all levels. You might pay a premium but for this alone it’s worth it. They take such good care of you on all levels. Really truly one of the most amazing experiences in my life and a dream come true for both he and I.
I would recommend any and all interactions with this hotel — from dinner, to drinks, to a single night stay… and especially for any and all special moments in your life.
This hotel, and it’s staff, are a class act.
Doesn’t get better than this…

This is one of my favorite hotels in the Beverly Hills area. The bar/​restaurant on the main floor (at the front of the restaurant) is always busy. It has outside seating and it’s a nice place to stop in for a bite. The bar in the rear is more cozy and intimate. The hotel’s location is smack dab across from Rodeo Drive. This is of course an iconic hotel due to location and the fact that it was the hotel in the movie, Pretty Woman. There are always beautiful cars valeted in the front of the hotel that add to the whole «Beverly Hills feeling.» There is a jewelry store inside the hotel that has some pretty over the top pieces. The staff are very friendly and everything is super clean. One word… FANCY.

What’s not to love about the infamous Pretty Woman hotel?! I mean, from the second you arrive, you’ve never felt more attended to and pampered in your life. The service here is as strong as I’ve ever seen, anywhere. Nothing is done or directed without very personal attention. The hotel has a lot of old charm paired with beautiful modern touches.
I’d love to give this a 5 star rating, and certainly, all things service are 5 stars. But I just can’t because the standard room doesn’t live up to it. Once inside my room, there was nothing that screamed «Bev Wilsh» like the rest of the place. Maybe I’m spoiled with lots of new hotels in Vegas that I’ve stayed at… but none the less, the room was nice, but not fantastic. The bed was comfy, the bathroom nice, but it didn’t feel ‘elite’.
None the less, a wonderful experience that I’m fortunate to have had.

Fancy place to stay. Nice rooms. Friendly staff. The service is great. They go out of their way to make sure you happy. I had a great time.

Front desk service was great during our recent stay, and the place was clean, but the room was a major disappointment. Dated and stodgy, especially compared to some of the hip places we have stayed in LA. And… having a french door into the bathroom is the dumbest thing I have ever seen. No privacy what so ever!
Again, service was excellent, but… parking was ridiculous. I stood in the rain getting all frizzy while a gentleman was supposedly getting someone to retrieve my car. I waited and waited and waited while he hung around talking to a couple of young girls. EIGHT minutes later, another guy finally asked if I was being helped and got someone to get my car.
The next day– still raining, unfortunately– the driver parked my car all the way out near the street, and when I ran to it, it was locked. He took his time getting over to me, and I finally yelled out, «Please open the door!», which he did, but I was already soaked. For $ 50/​night, parking was a big negative.
Location would have been great if only the weather had cooperated, but without that «walkability» to Rodeo Drive, the hotel was not worth the money.

The first thing I noticed is that every employee smiles, says hello, and made us feel very welcome. We were upgraded to a suite for a slight charge, and the room is terrific. Very clean and the bed is everything you’d expect from a Four Seasons. Great bar (Sidebar). Try the truffle fries: delicious!

It doesn’t get much better than this. Fancy décor, fancy cocktails, fancy rooms. And what do they value most? Your happiness!
Came here when my sister-​in-​law was in town and had a classy time. Nothing goes unattended and the staff is super well trained in making you feel like the most important person ever — as they should for how pricey it is. This is a luxurious place for anyone to stay the night or to have a cocktail at in their main bar. Worth the splurge.

I was here for a xmas party on 12÷12÷15, at the hotel and our party was done, so while I was waiting for a taxi, I was hanging out by the bar and decided to pay the dj a compliment. His reply was…“i don’t care what you think or have to say… i get paid $ 500 a night.” Me being a professional dj for 25 years was shocked at his response. I decided to take a picture of him and he flipped me off. Not very professional or a good representation for the hotel bar. Too bad I didnt capture it in the photo…

Came here for an event. Valet was $ 18. The food was good for a large scale event and the service was great. The event was held in this large room with a stage. I only wish the bathrooms were a bit closer. We had to walk back out to the lobby and turn the corner to get to it. Very beautiful space. I need to do research on where exactly Pretty Woman was shot in this hotel. :)

If I could give this place 6 stars I would. Amazing service.
I have never experienced such an awesome customer service. We stayed here at the end of Sept for a religious event (Yum Kippur). We booked the hotel for one night. Our event started on Tuesday night and ended on Wednesday night. They accommodated us and gave us a late check out at 8 PM!!! Thats amazing. The staff and the concierge service were all very professional and polite. Its an older hotel so there is no handicap access and every time I got to the stairs the staff came and carried my daughter’s stroller down the stairs for me.
The rooms were so clean and LARGE. They gave us a crib for my daughter. They asked if it was for a boy or a girl when we first checked in and they decorated the crib for us. It had pink sheets & bumpers and they put a sample box of Johnson and Johnson in which it had baby shampoo, powder, lotion, diaper rash cream. and they also put a little teddy bear for her on the crib to take home after. In the room we had a king size bed and a couch that opened into a bed. The bathroom was huge and loved the salvatore ferragamo lotion, shampoo and soup they put there. It smells so good. We had a huge patio in front of our room. n
Overall, it was an amazing experience. The service was top notch. We didnt get to eat there last time because we were fasting for yum kippur but I heard the restaurant there (its called the BLVD) carries Kosher food. You just have to call in advance and they arrange everything. I will definitely go there to check it out soon. Thanks for the amazing service.

Nice restaurant in Beverly Wilshire Hotel. Classy !
We seat in the bar.
I ordered wine. It was good ;)
Great food great service Good location.
Shopping, sizing. Haha

Top notch service, from valet to housekeeping to front desk to maintenance it is easy to see why the Beverly Wilshire is world famous.
Oddly enough, I’ve never seen «Pretty Woman» everyone refers to the hotel as the pretty woman hotel. I guess that makes it famous but the real star here is the Hotel itself. This place is hitting on all of the big and little details. Public areas are elegant, personally I don’t care for the vendor display cases but since we’re on Rodeo I guess shopping is going to be a big draw here so they are just embracing it.
Rooms are well appointed with Ferragamo toiletries (no Sysco house brand to be found here).
The marble bathrooms look to be using large tile than the Ritz, so it comes off a bit cleaner, it’s a classic if maybe a bit dated look. Super comfortable beds, excellent linens. Views? Probably expends on the room.
It’s nice.

I had a beautiful 2 night stay at the hotel for the first time. And I really enjoyed myself.
The room was probably the nicest I have been in and the bathroom was gorgeous.
The spa was lovely and the overall experience was one of the best of all time.
I give them an A+.

This year, I spent Oscars night at the Beverly Wilshire, along with several other people who actually attended the Oscars. I was there for a completely different reason – my friend June K. had gotten a free suite for the night, and she invited me and Melissa K. over for a sleepover, just like in the old days except at a Four Seasons.
I’d eaten at the hotel before, so was vaguely familiar with the lobby and the valet parking area, which is a bit of a scene. The hotel is nice, with an opulent boutique feel. Our suite was huge and comfortable, if less pretty than I thought it might be. (There’s no comparison with the Beverly Hills Hotel, and I’m guessing they’re similarly priced.) June and I wore the fluffy bathrobes and took drunk pictures in the tub, so that was fun.
Mel and June brought food, and I brought booze, and we had ourselves a little hotel room picnic while watching the Oscars. (While I was gone, my husband texted to ask if I’d taken the whiskey because he couldn’t find it anywhere. I told him not to worry, that the whiskey was safe with me.) After the show was over, June and I went downstairs for a drink at the bar. We were underdressed, as there were several people there who looked like they’d just come from the Oscars. No celebrities, but good people watching. The bartender was also pleasant, and we had a round of cocktails. I had a Brown Derby, which is basically grapefruit juice and whiskey. June had a dirty martini with Chopin vodka. Those drinks were decent, but they cost $ 18 and $ 22, respectively. Still worked out, with everything else being free.
I was the last of us to leave Monday morning, and I walked out groggy, with my teeth unbrushed, wearing pajamas with a giant bunny on the front. I finally got my celebrity sighting when I shared an elevator to the lobby with Alec Baldwin and his family. I tried not to breathe on anybody.
I live too close to this place to ever stay here again, but I had a blast at the Beverly Wilshire. I’d recommend it if you’re visiting Beverly Hills, or if your girlfriend gets a free room and puts the call out for a sleepover.

Thank you so much for your response comment, Eugenie. You have a beautiful hotel and it is such a pleasure to see something done right, as the whole BW presentation is. It really shows great character of all the staff involved, who refuse to be blasé or ordinary, or take their world for granted.
Everything was done just right, and it all came together obviously with great thought, planning and effort. I hope to visit again soon.