Situated at the intersection of Wilshire and South Santa Monica Boulevards, Hotel The Peninsula Beverly Hills is a AAA Five Diamond hotel exuding classic sophistication with luxurious accommodations and amenities. Century City and Rodeo Drive are a short walk from the property. Chic rooms, suites and villas boast lovely interiors and marble bathrooms. All have free Wi-Fi, flat-screen HDTVs and stocked mini bars, while the Garden Villa Suites feature a private entrance to the hotel’s back gate for privacy. The hotel offers a gorgeous spa, a fitness center featuring private yoga and Pilates classes, and a 60 ft outdoor pool. Delicious dining is in store at Hotel The Peninsula Beverly Hills with Mediterranean cuisine at the acclaimed AAA Five Diamond restaurant The Belvedere and healthy Californian at the Roof Garden. Afternoon tea is served in The Living Room, while Club Bar is known for whiskies and wines. The Getty Center and Universal Studios Hollywood are not too far.
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Whether staying in a standard guestroom or suite, guests find that the accommodations of this luxury hotel are extra spacious. According to fans of the Peninsula hotel chain, they say that it’s a great spot to stay in Beverly Hills because the rooms and bathrooms are generous in size and are also well appointed.
Knowing what people want ahead of time is a great skill, and the staff of this hotel seem to have this down--which shows in their impeccable service. Guests have noticed that from the time they check in, people who work there do their best to anticipate all their needs. Others have commented that nothing is lacking, and the staff does goes above and beyond to ensure a pleasant stay.
From the tranquil location to to the gorgeous grounds and sophisticated spaces, the hotel often receives rave reviews for the ambiance and aesthetic. Guests agree that the rooms are lovely and the hotel is a beautiful place to stay in Beverly Hills.
While the classic decor appeals to most guests, it’s not for everyone, especially those who prefer something more contemporary with an edgier feel.
Guests who have stayed on the higher floors have complained about cigarette smoke flowing from the courtyard and lower level balconies into their rooms. Others have also noticed a tobacco smell when walking through the corridors. However, he problem does not seem to be a frequent one, but it’s something to keep in mind if you are especially sensitive or allergic to smoke.
The whole point of in-room dining is for the convenience and comfort. So when room service takes an hour for a simple breakfast, it’s not surprising that the delay is a huge turnoff for hotel guests.
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