Avalon Hotel Beverly Hills

Avalon Hotel Beverly Hills is located in the heart of Beverly Hills and offers a serene and intimate escape amidst the glamour of Los Angeles. The pet-friendly hotel is perfectly situated at 9400 W Olympic Blvd, providing guests with a secluded haven while remaining close to the city's finest attractions. Just steps away, there is the world-renowned shopping districts of Rodeo Drive and Melrose Avenue, where luxury boutiques and designer stores await. The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) and The Getty Center offer exceptional cultural experiences and are easily accessible. Once frequented by the stars of stage and screen, this vintage retreat has been reimagined for today’s market and exudes a timeless and understated design style, reflecting the classic sophistication of Beverly Hills with a total of 84 elegantly appointed rooms and suites set across three mid-century buildings. Soft colour palettes, custom furnishings, white oak hardwood floors and luxurious amenities ensure a peaceful and rejuvenating stay. The 175 square metre Penthouse atop the Beverly Building has the whiff of old Hollywood with palm tree views from two private landscaped balconies, a separate living area and an oversized master bedroom. There are imported fine linens, Aesop amenities and Momo bath products, curated minibars and Statuary White and Ming Green marble bathrooms with rainforest showers whilst service is summoned via the in-room tablet. Hotel facilities are ranged around a courtyard and include a fully equipped fitness centre, in-room spa services, complimentary cycles and a sparkling pool surrounded by lush gardens, loungers and private cabanas providing an oasis of tranquillity in the heart of the city. When the time has come to dine, head to Viviane, the hotel’s signature vintage-feel restaurant, offering a contemporary all-day dining California-inspired menu with a European influence complemented by a boutique wine list and 1950s inspired seasonal cocktails. There is both an indoor and outdoor space, the latter heated during the colder months, with a popular brunch served at the weekend.