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The Peninsula Beverly Hills

Beverly Hills, California, United States · Peninsula · Grand Luxury

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When The Peninsula Beverly Hills opened in 1991 at Santa Monica and Wilshire, it was the first new luxury hotel in Beverly Hills in twenty years and only the brand's second U.S. house after New York. Garden grounds one block from Rodeo Drive hold a 60-foot pool, twelve cabanas, and a 4,600-square-foot spa. It is the only Beverly Hills hotel to carry both Forbes Five-Star and AAA Five Diamond ratings for more than twenty-five consecutive years.

About The Peninsula Beverly Hills

History

The Peninsula Beverly Hills opened its doors in 1991 as the first new luxury hotel in Beverly Hills in two decades, introducing a Renaissance-style estate nestled in lush tropical gardens that redefined opulent hospitality in the city.Wikipedia Following its debut as the second U.S. property for the Peninsula brand, it quickly became a haven for Hollywood elite and high society, earning acclaim for impeccable service and discreet luxury.Forbes Travel Guide Major renovations in 2011 refreshed all guestrooms, while 2019 updates elevated the spa, and a 2025 redesign by Hirsch Bedner Associates blended French heritage with modern California elegance across 195 rooms and the iconic rooftop, solidifying its status as the brand's glamorous Beverly Hills flagship.Peninsula press

The setting

The Peninsula Beverly Hills occupies a garden-shrouded site at 9882 South Santa Monica Boulevard at Wilshire, the gateway corner of the Golden Triangle where Beverly Hills' luxury ecosystem begins. Rodeo Drive's flagships — Chanel, Hermès, Cartier — are blocks away, while the hotel's private forecourt creates a residential seclusion unusual at this commercial intensity. The Hammer Museum is eleven minutes by transit; LACMA and the Petersen Automotive Museum lie under twenty minutes east; and Century City's Westfield mall is minutes by car, ensuring the Peninsula's insulated garden setting does not come at the cost of access to the westside's cultural and retail landscape. 3 miles from Los Angeles County Museum of Art. 5 miles from Hollywood Walk of Fame.

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