Where to stay
Where to stay in Beverly Hills
Stay in the Golden Triangle to walk to Rodeo Drive and dinner, choose Wilshire for landmark hotels and Century City access, or move into a residential pocket for privacy. Westwood, West Hollywood, and Hollywood are regional alternatives, not Beverly Hills neighborhoods.
Selected places to stay
Compare Beverly Hills hotels and regional alternatives
Read the location on each card carefully. Golden Triangle and Wilshire stays serve Beverly Hills directly; Westwood, West Hollywood, and Hollywood change the drive, nightlife, and morning outside the door.
Stay picks
Where to stay
The Beverly Hilton
A Wilshire Boulevard landmark on the western edge of Beverly Hills, with a large pool and event-hotel scale; Rodeo Drive is farther east, while Century City is close by.
LErmitage Beverly Hills
An all-suite hotel on a quieter residential block east of the Golden Triangle, with larger rooms and a rooftop pool rather than immediate Rodeo Drive frontage.
The Hotel Lili
The Hôtel Lili is a 44-room Beverly Hills boutique hotel in a reimagined 1939 residence, with vintage-inspired interiors, a cocktail bar, fitness room, and courtyard.
The Maybourne Beverly Hills
A Golden Triangle hotel beside Beverly Cañon Gardens, with a spa and short walks to Rodeo Drive, Beverly Drive restaurants, and the central shopping blocks.
Beverly Terrace Hotel Beverly Hills
A compact boutique hotel near the Beverly Hills–West Hollywood boundary, with a courtyard setting and convenient access to Sunset Boulevard and the northern shopping blocks.
The Crescent Hotel
A small central hotel on Crescent Drive, a few blocks from Rodeo Drive, Beverly Cañon Gardens, and restaurants along Beverly Drive.
The Beverly Hills Hotel Dorchester Collection
The historic Pink Palace on Sunset Boulevard, known for bungalows, gardens, and a pool; its residential setting requires a longer walk or short ride to Rodeo Drive.
Kimpton Hotel Palomar Los Angeles Beverly Hills
A Westwood hotel at 10740 Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles, useful for UCLA, Westwood, and the Getty Center but not a walkable Beverly Hills base.
Montrose West Hollywood
An all-suite hotel on a residential West Hollywood block near the Sunset Strip; choose it for nightlife and larger rooms, with a ride required to Rodeo Drive.
Loews Hollywood Hotel
A Hollywood hotel at Highland Avenue beside Ovation Hollywood, useful for the Walk of Fame and nearby venues but well outside Beverly Hills.
Beverly Hills trip shape
The main Beverly Hills lodging choices
Golden Triangle
Choose this for short walks to Rodeo Drive, Beverly Drive restaurants, and the compact center of Beverly Hills.
Wilshire corridor
Landmark hotels and rooftops sit between the Golden Triangle and Century City, with Museum Row farther east.
West Hollywood edge
This is a separate city. Choose it for Sunset Strip nightlife and restaurants, not for a walk-to-Rodeo Beverly Hills stay.
Westwood or Hollywood
Both can lower rates or serve another trip purpose, but both require a ride to the Beverly Hills shopping district.
What the address buys
Pay for the location or the hotel amenities—not a vague Beverly Hills label
A central address buys walks to Rodeo Drive and dinner. A Wilshire tower buys rooftop views and Century City access. A residential hotel buys privacy and larger rooms. A regional hotel can serve another district, but it changes the Beverly Hills drive.