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Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills, California, United States · Waldorf Astoria · Grand Luxury
Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills opened in 2017 at 9850 Wilshire Boulevard as the brand's first new West Coast hotel, a twelve-story tower raised beside The Beverly Hilton under Beny Alagem's Measure H campus expansion. Gensler shaped the exterior with Pierre-Yves Rochon interiors for 170 rooms and suites in a Streamline Moderne read of Hollywood glamour. AAA Five Diamond and Forbes Five-Star for 2026; rooftop dining and La Prairie Spa face the Santa Monica Mountains from the Wilshire gateway.
- 170 rooms
- Opened 2017
- Neighborhood: Wilshire / Santa Monica gateway
- Rooms from 647 sq ft (60 m²)
- Architect: WATG; interior by Pierre-Yves Rochon
- Interiors: Pierre-Yves Rochon
About Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills
- Opened in 2017 as Waldorf Astoria's first new-build hotel on the West Coast, with about 170 rooms and suites.
- Sits at 9850 Wilshire Boulevard next to The Beverly Hilton; both are Hilton-managed but operate as separate premises.
- Gensler designed the twelve-story exterior; Pierre-Yves Rochon led the Art Deco-influenced interiors.
- Built as part of Oasis West Realty / Beny Alagem's Measure H expansion of the Beverly Hilton campus after Beverly Hills voters approved the height amendments.
- Holds AAA Five Diamond and Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star ratings for the 2026 award cycle.
History
Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills opened in 2017 as Hilton’s flagship luxury hotel in Beverly Hills, bringing the Waldorf Astoria brand to the city for the first time. The hotel was developed as a new-build project on Wilshire Boulevard and was designed to evoke a residential, Art Deco-inspired Southern California glamour. Hilton’s official site positions the property as a refined urban resort with signature venues such as Baldi, the rooftop restaurant Gemma, and La Prairie Spa. The hotel remains notable for its emphasis on expansive rooms, terraces, and rooftop dining with mountain and city views.
The setting
Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills rises twelve stories at 9850 Wilshire Boulevard at the junction of Wilshire and Santa Monica — the exact gateway corner where Beverly Hills' luxury district begins. The Golden Triangle's Rodeo Drive flagships are within easy reach, and the hotel's terraced upper floors command panoramic views across Beverly Hills and the Santa Monica Mountains that neighboring properties cannot match. The Hammer Museum is twelve minutes by transit; LACMA and the Petersen Automotive Museum are under twenty minutes; and Century City's Westfield sits one kilometer to the west, confirming why this corner was chosen for the Waldorf Astoria brand's sole Los Angeles address. 6 miles from Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Restaurants and bars
- Jean-Georges Beverly Hills — Restaurant · French · Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten
Amenities
- Spa
- Rooftop pool
- Hot tub
- Fitness center
- Rooftop bar
- Pet-friendly
Awards
- AAA Five Diamond (2026)
- Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star (2026)
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