Hotel Room

4.3 · 4 reviews

Deluxe Guestroom King

Los Angeles County, California

1.0

480 sqft

Room with garden, fountain, or residential views
French doors with Juliet balcony
Marble bathroom and oversized work desk
Daily continental breakfast

Features & Amenities

The Features

Bright and airy room located between the second and fifth floors
Views of the gardens, fountain, or surrounding residential area
French doors with Juliet balcony
Spacious marble bathroom with separate tub and shower
Oversized work desk
55” TV

The Amenities

Room:

Daily continental breakfast for two per room

Full access to the amenities of the Peninsula Beverly Hills including:

Two restaurants
The Living Room hosting daily tea service
The Club Bar
Rooftop swimming pool with 10 cabanas
Fitness center
Full service spa
Complimentary house car service available for guests within a 3-mile radius of the hotel
Children’s programming

Amenities

Air Conditioning
Fitness Center
Full Service Spa
Pets Allowed
Resort Access
Shared Hot Tub

Bedding

Bedroom
- One King Bed

Know before you go

check-in time4:00 PM

check-out time11:00 AM

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Additional Information:

Cancellation policy: Cancellations of reservation are allowed until 3 p.m. local time, 72 hours prior to arrival date. After this time a penalty of one night's room rate including taxes and fees will be charged. All refunds will be in the form of Travel Credits.
Maximum occupancy: The maximum occupancy of this room is three, with accommodations for one on a rollaway bed. Rollaway beds will incur an additional fee of $50 per night.
Pet policy: Pets allowed with advance notice, subject to availability, fees and weight limits.

Location

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is one of the busiest airports in the world and is located about 40 minutes from the Peninsula Beverly Hills. L.A. traffic is notoriously congested, so we do not recommend driving in the city. Taxis are abundant and your concierge can easily arrange for private transportation to take you around town. You could also take advantage of the posh hotel’s house cars (chauffeur-driven Rolls-Royces) which are available for complimentary transport within a few miles.

Reviews

1 - 4 of 4 reviews

Anonymous

Loved The Peninsula

the hotel, staff, ambiance, and comfort were all A

Justina B

too dog friendly for us

if you are an animal lover and travel with pets, this is the place for you.

Steven L

The Peninsula made up for bad weather and traffic

We had a business meeting in LA on a Tuesday, so decided to make a Sunday-Wednesday vacation out of the the trip. A+ again to Inspirato and Southwest Team. Arrangements were perfect and in order.

Unfortunately the weather decided to make it difficult -- it poured torrential rain for the entire time we were in LA. Many of things you want to see and do in LA involve both some driving and outdoors activity. The traffic in LA is bad when all goes well - but with the rain it was miserable. But the trip was was great -- the Peninsula, some good umbrella's, a good Italian restaurant, and some great museums made the trip a nice retreat.

We have stayed at (and gave great reviews for) the Waldorf Chicago for our trip there. We were even more impressed with the Peninsula. Though the room in LA was smaller (we had a king room -- not a suite), I would say that "overall" it was still a step above the Chicago Waldorf. The service, rooms, meals, drinks, staff, valet -- from top to bottom - fantastic. If you needed anything, it was provided in minutes. If you go to LA - stay at the Peninsula.

The bar and restaurants are small and intimate. You will pay a very small premium for the meals and drinks, but totally and without doubt worth every penny (particularly when it raining). Every meal and drink was served perfectly -- without exception.

Between the meeting and rain, we were limited in what we could do in LA. We made it to the Getty Villa and Getty Museum, and they were both fantastic. For dinner the first night we found il Pastaio and loved it -- five stars for a crowded, local, reasonably prices (for Beverly Hills) authentic Italian restaurant. We liked it so much we went back for a second night. It is a short 0.8 mile walk from the hotel, which even in the rain was ok. See https://www.ilpastaiobeverlyhills.com/

The Peninsula Valet is very reasonable for LA -- at $50 per day -- with "in and out" service and first class valet staff.

There is no doubt that we would happily stay there again, and look forward to taking advantage of additional Peninsula Jaunts at other (less congested) cities.

Pam a

Luxury in Beverly Hills

Going to The Peninsula Beverly Hills at Christmas time is amazing. The decorations and lights are gorgeous.

Going to the Peninsula Beverly Hills is always a treat. From their personalized linens to the High Tea, I was blown away by their attention to detail and they fabulous service. I want to go every year in December.