Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills

I went for a convention. Food, service and drinks were perfect as usual. However, I have one concern. While we were in a tent having food and drink, it was announced the President was going to speak. Since we all had drinks and plates of food, it would have been difficult to take these items back to our room without spilling. We asked about watching in the bar on the first floor and was told “no.” That the hotel was a “neutral space” and the bar was a party spot. This was the President of the United States who was going to speak about a matter of national security that affected the entire world, and was only going to take a few minutes. Heavens if the beloved sports on the tv was interrupted for a few minutes. This is a rare event, and I will think twice about going back to one of their hotels.

From the moment I stepped into the Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills, I felt transported into a world of calm sophistication. Nestled on a quiet street just minutes from Rodeo Drive, this hotel strikes the perfect balance between Hollywood glamour and understated luxury. The room was spacious and beautifully appointed, with a private balcony overlooking the treetops—ideal for soaking in those golden LA sunsets. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and the attention to detail in the room’s design truly elevated the experience. The outdoor areas are a true highlight. The lush pool deck and tranquil gardens offer a peaceful escape, and dining on the terrace felt like a scene from a classic movie. Every meal was thoughtfully prepared and beautifully presented. But what sets this hotel apart is the service. From the front desk to housekeeping to the restaurant staff, everyone was warm, attentive, and discreet. It felt like staying with friends who truly understand hospitality. Highly recommend for couples, solo travelers, or anyone looking for a serene and stylish stay in Los Angeles. I’ll definitely be returning..

My wife and I, along with her daughter, son-in-law, grandchildren and a few friends were here for 5 days. We loved it. The breakfast was good and the dinner with all of us, was excellent. The service by every staff member was the best I’ve ever had. I’ll definitely return. The only negative was their elevators - they were pitifully slow!

This is the most overhyped hotel in all of Los Angeles! Old and out dated. Don’t waste your money here. The valet is super aggressive and rude too. Salvador in valet started pounding my car window with his fist to get my attention. This place is an absolute joke. Stay at the Waldorf, Beverly Hills Hotel, L’Ermitage, or any of the many hotel right in the area. This hotel isn’t even in Beverly Hills!! lol West Hollywood zip code.

The property definitely has elegance. I had been there 10 years ago and everything looks about the same . The thing that really stands out is the service. The staff was wonderful and always friendly, helpful and informative throughout our stay. The rooms are nothing special unfortunately. The general upkeep of the rooms looks to be taking a toll over the years. The shower door rubbed on the adjacent piece of glass and the tile work had many layers of repairs that were noticeable. Perhaps time for a renovation of the bathrooms (or at least the room we had. We loved the Juliet balcony’s. Had room service 2 nights. They were very prompt and food arrived hot and delicious. Wish the late night limited menu had a few more options. Overall had a wonderful stay.