Iconic "Pink Palace" known for Old Hollywood glamour and luxury



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"Stepping inside the Beverly Hills Hotel, you instantly feel like the main character in a film. Red-carpeted steps lead into the lobby with its iconic pink and green palm decor. The “Pink Palace” right on Sunset Boulevard, tucked into 12 acres, is like a cocoon. Make like Elizabeth Taylor, who spent six of eight honeymoons here, and book Bungalow 5 inspired by the legendary actress. The Polo Lounge is the place for a Hollywood power lunch. It’s not just the Old and New Hollywood vibe that makes this hotel fabulous; it’s the way the entire staff treats you like you’re a star. From $1,045. —Dana Kravis" - CNT Editors

"Stepping inside the Beverly Hills Hotel, you instantly feel like the main character in a film. Red-carpeted steps lead into the lobby with its iconic pink and green palm decor. The “Pink Palace” right on Sunset Boulevard, tucked into 12 acres, is like a cocoon. Make like Elizabeth Taylor, who spent six of eight honeymoons here, and book Bungalow 5 inspired by the legendary actress. The Polo Lounge is the place for a Hollywood power lunch. It’s not just the Old and New Hollywood vibe that makes this hotel fabulous; it’s the way the entire staff treats you like you’re a star. From $1,045. —Dana Kravis" - CNT Editors

"The lore of the Beverly Hills Hotel is almost as splashy as the five-star accommodations themselves—Fred Astaire regularly read the Hollywood Reporter by the pool, while Gloria Swanson rented a bungalow during her divorce. Elizabeth Taylor, meanwhile, spent six of her honeymoons there. For those who want to experience the glamor of Los Angeles that feels right out of the movies, this is where you stay. —Elise Taylor"
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"Known for the iconic facade that inspired its “Pink Palace” nickname, this quintessential 90210 stay blends old‑Hollywood nostalgia with modern comforts across 210 guestrooms and bungalows—and if Cher ever did have to book a hotel in her hometown, I bet it would be this one." - Kristin Braswell

"To feel the Los Angeles people talk about in movies, I head to the Beverly Hills Hotel: so much about LA is based on myth, and this hotel embodies that cinematic image. The most iconic part was designed by Paul R. Williams—one of my favorite Los Angeles architects whose work is vital to the city—and the property showcases that architectural history while offering an indulgent, celebrity-tinged atmosphere." - Kaitlin Menza