I stayed there for two days in May and had an absolutely wonderful time at the hotel and surrounding area. This is truly a great Beverly Hills Hotel in a great if not the best location in Beverly Hills. It is located on Wilshire at the intersection of the world famous Rodeo Drive. It is two blocks from Wolfgang Puck’s signature restaurant ”Spagos” and numerous other great restaurants. There is also a Wolfgang Puck restaurant in the hotel which I did not eat at but it was crowded every night. I left my car in valet parking for my two day stay and then walked everywhere: restaurants and shopping at name brand department stores including Sacks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus, plus many small boutique stores which line Rodeo Drive.
The hotel pool is not huge but big enough and heated to the perfect temperature, Plus the pool area has numerous lounge chairs and anxious staff helping you with towels and refreshment orders.
One of the best features of the hotel is the sidewalk eating area where you can sit at a table adjacent to the hotel right on Wilshire Blvd eat and drink and look at all the tour groups visiting Rodeo Drive and the people and cars of Beverly Hills. I found this seating area to be spectacular with great food form breakfast to late into the night and constantly changing scenery. The only downside to this area is that there are occasional street people who will approach you begging for handouts; one even came and sat at the table next to mine. These occasional distractions did not reduce the benefits of this areas but just be prepared to deal with it.
My room was upgraded to as suite and had two large flat screen TVs, a great bed, washroom, etc,. Everything was five stars.
I drove to the three other five star hotels in Beverly Hills proper and looked at them but they were all in residential areas and not within walking distance of anything besides beautiful homes. As a walker and someone who wants to be in the center of things, I ruled them out for potential future stays. The Beverely Wilshire is the right place in the right location.
The prices for everything was as high as the quantity. On the breakfast menu a "make your own bagel" is available for $19 and my eggs benedict with main lobster was $32. My room with taxes was over $600 a night. But if you want to stay in Beverly Hills and can afford it, this is the place to be. I am already planning my next trip there next month. Needless to say I highly recommend it.







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