Beverly Hills

Over the past one hundred years, Hollywood stars have enjoyed the timeless glamour of this dramatically beautiful setting, attracted by the relaxed resort-feel and seamless service. Located on Sunset Boulevard in the center of Beverly Hills, the hotel is surrounded by 12 acres of lush, tropical gardens and exotic flowers.

Remaining faithful to the original architecture and interior design, the hotel has been carefully renovated to preserve its supreme level of comfort and flair. Stay in style in a luxurious room, spacious suite or opt for a secluded private bungalow.

By the palm-tree lined pool, complete with newly refurbished private cabanas, enjoy refreshing complimentary poolside mini ice-cream sundae and mojito pop treats, or dine at the acclaimed Cabana Café. For the ultimate in relaxation, experience a revitalizing spa treatment at The Beverly Hills Hotel Spa by La Prairie.

The famous Polo Lounge restaurant is the place to be in Beverly Hills, while Bar Nineteen12 is a must for signature cocktails and spectacular views of the colorful California sunsets.

Beverly Gardens Park – Beverly Gardens is a 1.9 mile linear park that is the location of the popular annual Beverly Hills Art Show held during the third weekends in May and October. The park also features the Beverly Hills Sign. One of the most photographed spots in the City, the historic replica sign is a favorite for both residents and visitors.  The sign is 40 foot long, illuminated and has a water feature along with a variety of flora that showcase the landscape surrounding the garden area

Electric Fountain – Created in 1911, a narrow, two mile park of lawns and gardens, runs the complete length of Beverly Hills. Beverly Gardens, as the park is named, is interspersed with a rose garden, ornate park benches, a lily pond, a unique cactus garden, tall trees, and on the southwest end (at the busy intersection of Wilshire and Santa Monica Boulevards) is the “Electric Fountain.” The Electric Fountain got its name because of its wonderful changing lights and water, timed to change approximately every 8 minutes.

Conceived in the late 20’s and inaugurated in 1931, built on land donated by the Rodeo Land and Water Company and funded by the Beverly Hills Woman’s Club, the Electric Fountain was designed by the architect Ralph Carlin Flewelling with the frieze and sculpture at the top being designed by sculptor/artist Robert Merrell Gage. Indeed Gage has been called “the American sculptor,” leaving behind a large and excellent body of work depicting the stories of the western struggle and the lives of heroes of the American soul.

Greystone Mansion – A historic site with a storied past, is tucked away in the hills and often overlooked. The mansion and spectacular gardens are home to some of the most elegant special events hosted throughout the year in the City of Beverly Hills.

Greystone has become a premier destination event site for weddings, photography shoots, corporate retreats and other private functions. Long an iconic site for motion picture and television shoots, Greystone Mansion has been featured in dozens of films, including The Big Lebowski, Spiderman, The Social Network, Ghostbusters and There Will Be Blood.

Women’s Club – Established in 1916 by the collaborative efforts of Beverly Hills society women, the Beverly Hills Women’s Club was built on the vision to explore intellectual ideas, literature, the arts, and philanthropic efforts. It was conceived in the spirit of Americanism at the height of World War I. From its inception, the BHWC has thrived as a vibrant entity offering programs that enrich both its members and society at large. The Beverly Hills Women’s Club is a Landmark building listed on the National and California Registry of Historic Places.

Virginia Robinson Gardens and La Cienega park
Greenacres and Roxbury Memorial Park
Will Rogers Memorial Park
Rodeo Drive
Beverly Hills Public library