Beverly Hills Hotels

Beverly Hills, California

Almost entirely surrounded by the city of Los Angeles, Beverly Hills has grown from a small Spanish settlement into a unique, vibrant metropolis. With tons of high-end shopping and excursion options, this destination invites visitors to splurge.

Experiencing the Hills

Beverly Hills isn’t just celebrity homes and glamorous palm tree-lined streets. More and more so, the city is drawing tourists from all over the world for its culture and entertainment. One of the most interesting places to visit is the Virginia Robinson Gardens, a luxury home on a six-acre estate with a stunning rose garden surrounding an immaculate mansion.

One of many venues offering indulgent pampering, the fifth-floor roof garden of the Peninsula Beverly Hills Hotel is home to the decadent Peninsula Spa, a heated rooftop pool and outdoor cabanas. There are plush cushions for reclining, holistic and therapeutic massage treatments, and even a eucalyptus-infused steam room.

For something completely different, the iconic Beverley Wiltshire hotel hosts the Intimate Illusions magic show, performed by world-renown Ivan Amodei - a fascinating event to witness.

Fabulous Shopping

In Beverly Hills – West Hollywood, shopping is the name of the game. The most desirable area is Rodeo Drive, where some shops are so exclusive that they are only accessible by appointment. Even if this place is outside the budget, it’s worth a stroll to witness all the enticing extravagance.

Beverly Hills Farmers Market offers a low-key, friendly environment that will suit smaller budgets. There’s live music every week, and a petting farm fortnightly with ducks, pigs, rabbits and horses. Just about everything is available here, from fresh fruits and veggies to pre-made meals and excellent coffee vendors. It’s also the perfect place to do some people watching, a pastime Beverley Hills was made for.

The Great Outdoors

With such an idyllic climate, it’s no surprise that there are plenty of places in Beverly Hill where people can enjoy the great outdoors. One such place is the Greystone Mansion & Park, the largest home ever built in Beverly Hills. It’s a 55-room English Tudor Mansion, and while the interior is closed off to the public, visitors are allowed to stroll the gorgeous surrounding park at leisure. 

Franklin Canyon Park is a big city secret: over 600 acres of land circling two bodies of water that serves as a home for ducks, turtles, and bullfrogs. Beautiful Californian wildlife lines the walking trails, including sticky monkey flowers, sage and poppies.

Finally, the famous Fig Tree on Beverly Drive and Santa Monica Boulevard is worth checking out. The Morton Bay Fig tree is 85 years old and over 65 feet tall – it affords a stunning photo opportunity, and a calming spot in the middle of a bustling city.

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Points of interest - Beverly Hills

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