Stayed here for 2 nights while interviewing at Cedars Sinai. The People at the front desk were very friendly and were happy to give advice about the area or just strike up a conversation. The hotel is small- more like a boutique hotel that looks like it has been recently renovated. It is one of those classic California apartment feels with a pool in the middle, and rooms facing the pool on the perimeter. The pool itself was very nice, and there was breakfast served there. Rooms were small, very small but well decorated and new. I would recommend this hotel for solo travelers, or maybe couples if you want to be really cozy. The area is great, not really easy walking distance to much, but a 5 minute easy drive to a lot of great restaurants. I would say this place is great for the price and I will definitely stay here next time I'm in LA

We believe the management and staff of this charming hotel are angels and we can't thank them enough for their wonderful care, understanding and professionalism. All we needed and more were provided in the most amazing ways. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for making our stay such a beautiful experience.

I stayed at this hotel with a friend and it was a nice gem. The only thing is that the housekeeper with the pigtails who can barely speak english need to stay away from the desk. I asked several questions about the hotel to the receptionist and she just kept interfering with our conversation. She barely knew what she was talking about. She annoyed me so much I just left. Besides her the hotel is awesome. Has a nice patio and nice decor.

The Hotel Beverly Terrace is a wonderful bohemian oasis in the overpriced Lodging desert of Beverly Hills. With bed and breakfast-like details in decoration and amenities, it is a great base of operations for visits to the Getty Museum, photos in front of the Hollywood sign, gawking at Rodeo Drive or supporting a family member at Cedars-Sinai (my excuse on this trip). I particularly enjoyed the outdoor lounge area around the pool. Completely enclosed by the hotel it is a pleasant area to talk and relax in the fine climate of Beverly Hills, but subtly isolated by the pervasive materialism of the place.

It offers reasonable rates for both lodging and parking (about a third of what is standard in the area). The hotel is located in a good neighborhood – with Bentleys and Aston-Martins parked at the curb nearby, nobody was likely to bother my CRV.

There is a very nice little restaurant on-site, as well the full spectrum of available restaurants within walking distance.

The staff is friendly and extremely helpful and Shadow, the resident (front lobby) cockatiel, is better dressed, more polite, and probably more knowledgeable than the staff at other (higher priced) hotels in the area.