Lights, camera, action! These five hotels in Beverly Hills, California, are must-visit locations for film buffs and Old Hollywood aficionados.
Avalon Hotel © Beverly Hills Conference and Visitors Bureau
Built in 1948, this hotel underwent a rebrand in 1999, restoring its mid-century modern aesthetic. The property hosted Old Hollywood legends including Marilyn Monroe, Mae West, Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz.
Beverly Wilshire, A Four Seasons Hotel © Beverly Hills Conference and Visitors Bureau
Beverly Wilshire, A Four Seasons Hotel
Located at the intersection of Wilshire Boulevard and Rodeo Drive, this hotel is perhaps best known as the setting for Pretty Woman. Fans of the film may book a special offer, which includes penthouse or presidential suite accommodations and fabulous dining experiences.
Beverly Hills Hotel © Beverly Hills Conference and Visitors Bureau
Affectionately known as The Pink Palace, this property famously hosted many icons of stage and screen, including Marilyn Monroe and Elizabeth Taylor, since its opening in 1912. The property also featured in several films including The Way We Were.
The Beverly Hilton © Beverly Hills Conference and Visitors Bureau
Fresh off celebrating its 70th anniversary this past summer, The Beverly Hilton hosts more than 150 red carpet events each year, including the Golden Globe Awards, which it has hosted since 1961. The property is currently undergoing an extensive refresh.
The Peninsula Beverly Hills © Beverly Hills Conference and Visitors Bureau
Tucked away on Santa Monica Boulevard, The Peninsula Beverly Hills is known as a secluded haven for Hollywood’s elite. Many stars opt to stay at The Peninsula ahead of award ceremonies for a peaceful escape.
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