We spent three nights over the fourth and were impressed with the friendly staff, comfortable room, and great location. We had a recently renovated room in the main tower, the bed was luxurious, the only complaint was the lack of in-room coffee maker.

Nice rooms and bathrooms. Very very pleasant and helpful staff.
Breakfast and dining area very enjoyable. The pool is nice, but all the chairs are hogged each morning by people who put a personal item on a chair, or a 'reserved' sign, and nobody seems to ever actually occupy the chairs. It was very frustrating to see this every morning, and I wasn't able to sit by the pool as a result, even though the vast majority of the chairs were unoccupied, but 'reserved' or otherwised hogged by people who weren't even sitting there.
The gym was excellent. Location is good, and the complimentary car for local trips was a nice touch; but remember, in LA/BeverlyHills/Hollywood you need to drive EVERYWHERE. There is no such thing as a quick walk across the street to a coffee shop or restaurant. The nearest ones are a good 20-30 minute walk.
No celebrities stay at this hotel, so don't waste your time looking for them. If it's celebrities you want, try the Beverly Hills Hotel, the Peninsula, or the Beverly Hills Wilshire, but be ready to pay a lot more for your room.

My family, consisting of my husband, age 60, me, age 49 and two teenage daughters, ages nearly 14 and 15 spent eight nights at the Beverly Hilton in June, 2007. The entire time of our stay we found everyone at the Hilton to be extremely helpful and friendly, going out of their way to help us find our way around the area or to make our stay comfortable and memorable.

The continental breakfast each morning was awesome with it's outstanding selection of ripe fruit, smoked salmon, lunch meats, Yogurt, cereal and bread (for those not watching their carbs! ) I've never had such great fruit in my life.

The hotel was done in great style, modern, but not stuffy. We felt right at home whether in the lobby or lounging by the pool. Each night they showed a movie against a wall poolside that mesmerized us while we sat on sofas and enjoyed the portable heaters. The nights are lovely in LA and sitting poolside was very relaxing, without the usual biting insects we have to battle on the East Coast.

Stick around long enough and you are bound to see various stars at the Beverly Hilton.

We would suggest an all-day tour of LA if you are unfamiliar with the area. We had a rental car and were easily able to navigate our way around , whether going to the beach at Santa Monica, or to do some shopping on Sunset Strip. The location was great with the shops of Rodeo drive just blocks away. A lovely neighborhood is just across Wilshire Blvd. making us feel safe and not stuck in the middle of nowhere.

Try the Tour of the Stars homes, which was fun for the whole family. The one recommended by the hotel was by El Dorado Tours and we found the guide to be fun and informative. He also drives a smaller van so you don't feel too conspicuous while gawking at the various homes along the route---Beverly HIlls, Bel Air and the Hollywood Hill area.

I highly recommend this hotel with it's lovely rooms and outstanding location. The staff will go out of there way to please you and if you stay long enough, they welcome you to breakfast and ask if you want "the regular!"

Exceptional value. Beautiful grounds, perfect rooms, great service, reasonable price. We stayed for 2 nights and loved it.