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Rodeo Drive: designer stores galore, endless luxury and celebrity sightings to top it all off. But after maxing out your credit card, you’ll be yearning for some proper rest and relaxation. Tucked away amongst the glitz of Beverly Hills are hidden-gem hotels near Rodeo Drive, each a unique escape to refuel you after your day of shopping.
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The Peninsula
One of the classic hotels near Rodeo Drive is The Peninsula. This five-star gem, a stone's throw from Rodeo Drive, is pure luxury. Think sleek design meets amazing service for an unforgettable stay. Chill in your lavish room – city views or garden oasis, your pick. Feeling hungry? Award-winning eats, from fancy French to fresh Cali cuisine, are on deck. Check out The Belvedere (their parmesan crisps before your meal are to die for) or The Roof Garden (their Peninsula Cobb salad is not to be missed). Top it off with a dip in the rooftop pool. Sunshine, skyline, Hollywood vibes — The Peninsula isn't just a hotel; it's an unforgettable California escape.
Beverly Wilshire, a Four Seasons Hotel
Beverly Wilshire whispers Hollywood glamor. This legendary Four Seasons hotel is immortalized in "Pretty Woman.” Oozing timeless charm, this is one of the quintessential hotels near Rodeo Drive. Spacious rooms boast plush furniture and marble everywhere. Unwind at their famous spa, chill by the pool or devour deliciousness at their fancy restaurants — carry over the theme of the day with a meal at The Blvd overlooking Rodeo Drive. The Beverly Wilshire is filled with unforgettable Southern California luxury.
The Maybourne Beverly Hills
Escape to The Maybourne, a tranquil oasis hidden in Beverly Hills, and one of the most luxurious hotels near Rodeo Drive. This intimate gem prioritizes you, making sure every guest feels special. Inside your beautifully decorated room, find peace with a private balcony and a spa-like bathroom. Want a California twist on the classic Afternoon Tea? Head to The Terrace, overlooking the manicured Beverly Cañon Gardens. Or cool off with a dip in the rooftop pool – pure serenity. The Maybourne: luxury that whispers, not shouts.
Waldorf Astoria, Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills luxury redefined: Waldorf Astoria. This 5-star spot, minutes from Rodeo Drive, pampers you rotten with amazing service and an eye for detail. Unwind in your posh room with epic city or mountain views. Feeling fancy? The rooftop terrace is all you need, with a killer infinity pool, a delicious bar and jaw-dropping panoramas. Wanna eat? Their acclaimed Espelette restaurant awaits, with organic Mediterranean fare. Need a reset? Their spa is epic. Whatever you desire out of your stay, the Waldorf Astoria is a luxury that goes above and beyond.
L'Ermitage Beverly Hills
Parisian vibes in Beverly Hills? L'Ermitage is your spot. This chic boutique hotel feels intimate and exclusive, like a secret Parisian escape. Spacious rooms boast French flair and private balconies overlooking the bustling city. Chill in the peaceful courtyard or devour a delicious meal at their amazing restaurant L’Restaurant (about to reopen after a massive renovation). L'Ermitage is the epitome of personalized service and sophisticated style, perfect for travelers who crave a touch of Europe in Southern California.
Day Trips:
Looking for a beach escape? You're less than an hour away from famous Malibu beaches, or the Santa Monica Pier's Pacific Park for a family escape with an amusement park.
If larger amusement parks are your thing, day trips to Six Flags Magic Mountain, Universal Studios Hollywood and Disneyland are all doable!
Hollywood is also just around the corner -- check out Hollywood & Highland, take a celebrity sightseeing bus tour or take in a movie at Grauman's Chinese Theatre or the El Capitan. You can also catch a Broadway musical at the nearby Kodiak Theatre and Pantages Theatre.
There's also a plethora of museums, from The Getty to the Getty Villa, LACMA to The Broad and so many more.
For some active outdoors adventures, take a hike up infamous Runyon Canyon, over to the Griffith Observatory or at Temescal Canyon in Pacific Palisades with views all the way to Catalina Island and downtown Los Angeles.
Places to eat & drink in Beverly Hills
La Scala: Famous for its legendary chopped salad, La Scala offers classic Italian cuisine in an elegant, old-world setting.
Avra: Avra brings a taste of the Mediterranean to Beverly Hills with its fresh seafood, Greek-inspired dishes, and vibrant atmosphere.
The Grill on the Alley: A timeless American steakhouse, The Grill on the Alley is known for its prime steaks, seafood, and classic cocktails.
Il Cielo: Il Cielo enchants diners with its romantic garden setting and refined Italian dishes, perfect for special occasions.
Crustacean: Crustacean blends Asian flavors with a touch of glamor, featuring their famous garlic noodles and fresh seafood in an upscale environment.
Spago: Helmed by Wolfgang Puck, Spago offers innovative Californian cuisine in a chic, modern space, renowned for its exceptional service and creativity.
Yu/Mi Sushi: Yu/Mi Sushi delivers fresh, high-quality sushi and Japanese dishes in a cozy, contemporary setting.
Ocean Prime: Ocean Prime impresses with its sophisticated ambiance and menu of prime steaks, fresh seafood, and expertly crafted cocktails.
Wally’s: Wally’s combines a wine shop and restaurant, offering a vast selection of wines paired with a menu of artisanal cheese, charcuterie, and gourmet dishes.
Piccolo Paradiso: Piccolo Paradiso serves authentic Italian cuisine with a focus on fresh ingredients and traditional recipes in a warm, inviting atmosphere.
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