Hotel Bel-Air

I wish I could leave 0 or negative stars! They treat their Black patrons quite unfairly. Long-time customer but instead of apologizing and trying to rectify the situation, they backed their racist employee Liz Ramos (who really has no business being racist since the rights people of color in the country have are due to Black Americans fighting for it.) in their recent reviews you can even see that other people experienced racism from this establishment and NOTHING has been done about it. They selectively refuse to even acknowledge the reviews discussing this issue which is crazy Honestly embarrassing, and I will not be supporting this place ever again.

The setting at the Hotel Bel Air is beautiful. It is like an oasis in LA. We started with drinks in the bar which was beautiful and a very classic setting. We moved to the restaurant and everything our group ordered was phenomenal. The fettuccine bolognese is not to be missed. The service was great, friendly and professional.

Liz Ramos discriminating against loyal black patron has completely turned me off to this place. It’s unfortunate such a lovely locations. However I prefer to go where money skin color and money will be respected! The word is out!

I come to the Hotel Bel-Air often for work, so I've seen it across many visits, and lately it has reached a new level. A big part of that is Hristina Pesheva, who has been running all food and beverage for about six months now. You can already feel the difference she's made. The service is sharper, the details are thoughtful, and every visit somehow tops the last one. It's rare to watch a property improve this noticeably in such a short time, but that's exactly what's happening here. The food and the hospitality have been consistently excellent. I genuinely look forward to coming back now, and I recommend the hotel without hesitation. With Hristina leading F&B, it's only getting better. Looking forward to more changes

This place is super expensive. They advertise a room for a tad over $1,000, but add the tax and other expenses they have and you have a not too large room. But it is worth it. It is always worth it. We had our daughter's wedding there (some time ago) and we have been back several times. We can't afford to always go there so we pick our times. It is located in Bel Air on a little quiet street. Parking is for a fee. The service can't be beat, planning for an event, they got you, just staying a couple of days they have you are that as well. They speak more than one language. They are just the best. The place is magical. It as ponds with swans, it has the best pool and spa, and the food--well, it is amazing. It matters not if you are there for breakfast or a special dinner. They also have private rooms. It is the best hotel in all of Southern California. Save your pennies and go at least once. Wait until you see all the places to walk and the wine list is the best. Of course they have a full bar.