An absolutely first class hotel, beautifully decorated, coupled with wonderful, sincere service. Every detail was attended to and our pillowcases were embroidered without initials. Champagne was on ice when we arrived to our room. Everything was simply perfect!

Located perfectly next to shopping on Rodeo Drive Two.

We will definitely return for the Prime Time Emmys in February.

It is really difficult in L.A to have a location that is close to everything. Having stayed at The London West Hollywood several times, I much prefer the location of The Peninsula. Walking distance to Rodeo Drive and everything Beverly Hills has to offer you are never stuck for choice, shopping or restaurant wise.

I stayed for three nights in a Deluxe King room. The rooms are just gorgeous, with beautiful pink marble bathrooms. The rest of the hotel is what you would expect from a 5 star hotel, with a well equipped gym, and gorgeous rooftop pool (which I was able to make good use of even in November).

One of the best aspects of the hotel is the flexible check in/out times. Being able to checkout at 8pm on my last night before a long flight back to Australia was really fantastic.

Highly recommended for all types of trips, and I will definitely be staying here again on my next trip to L.A.

Just back from staying here.... absolutely great location for Bev Hills shopping etc etc.

Booked 3 nights in a standard room. The room was much larger than expected, with large writing desk, kingsize bed, very large flatscreen tv etc. Nice view down over the entrance and even though facing Santa Monica Blvd there was no noise. Bathroom large, but no separate shower. Standard of housekeeping etc was always very very good.

Restaurant meals were of the highest quality and the service throughout the restaurant was always fantastic.

Our only issues were that the hotel is frequented by a lot of locals and the common areas are impossibly busy - we were never able to sit at the bar in the evenings, or take tea in the lounge it was so busy! The publicised comp car service is only very local too... and books out in advance also!

In all, we highly recommend the hotel (others seem to be a lot of smoke and mirrors) while the Peninsula is quality accommodation, but just dont expect to be able to use the extra stuff! You will need a car in LA, and its worth noting that theres only valet at this hotel.... but that all LA for you.

As we visit LA regularly, the Peninsula Beverly Hills has been on our must-visit list for years. Now that we’ve finally been there, we’re looking forward to returning. In fact, although we are diehard Four Seasons fans, the Peninsula Beverly Hills may displace our usual LA standbys (the Beverly Wilshire and the Four Seasons LA). 

The Peninsula is a bit old-school in some ways: it has a clubby, almost old-fashioned vibe, but the modern amenities and strong service culture make a stay here a relaxing, enjoyable experience. The service is indeed highly professional and very personal: it was almost too much at first, but we liked it once we became accustomed to it (it’s too bad the service in the bar was so inconsistent). Highlights included the helpful, friendly concierge, professional front desk staff and wonderful restaurant staff (particularly at dinner on our first night). 

Our room (a deluxe king) featured a very comfortable bed with a desk and chair, seating area and large, beautiful bathroom. We didn’t need to use the fax machine, but it was a nice touch. We were impressed by how quiet the room was too - we slept very well and rarely heard any outside or hallway noise. 

The spa area on the top floor is beautiful and we look forward to our next visit when we hope to have time to use the pool and try the spa services (we only had time to try the rather small steam room on this visit). 

The Peninsula’s combination of comfort and grace is perhaps what makes a stay here so nice: it’s not that other hotels (including our fave Four Seasons) aren’t as good, it’s that the overall experience of a stay at the Peninsula is more consistently enjoyable than some other properties in the area. Yes, the location of the hotel on Little Santa Monica Boulevard is a bit odd, but it’s very convenient for shopping and dining in Beverly Hills and it’s easy to get to from LAX.

We like this hotel and we look forward to returning so that we can determine if our first impressions were correct.  For now, we’re just happy for the experience and glad we finally visited what may become one of our favorite LA hotels.