Entering The Beverly Hills Hotel always ... Immediately recognizable, the Martinique banana leaf wallpaper was created by CW Stockwell and introduced to the hotel in 1949 by decorator Don Loper.

As if Beverly Hills needed any more glitz and glam, a new members-only social club is hoping to take the city’s allure to the ...

For a more sociable ambiance (which includes people-watching, a favorite pastime of Angelenos), venture up to the appropriately named The Rooftop Beverly Hills restaurant. Perched atop the hotel ...

The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story' has drawn true crime fans from all over the world to see the mansion where the 1989 murders ...

A banana leaf print, reminiscent of the Beverly Hills Hotel, captivates the walls of this dining room—though the leaves are set in a sea blue. To bring back the green and play into the wallpaper's ...

Wedged between Benedict Canyon and Crescent Drive, a half-mile north of Wilshire Boulevard, this is the most fabled hotel in Beverly Hills, attracting both celebrities and the tourists who adore them.

this stylish sprite sits in a more down-to-earth section of Beverly Hills that contributes to its moderate rates. This is altogether fitting in a hotel that was once (as the Beverly Carlton ...

In the case of Dante Beverly Hills, there’s a sense of California breeziness atop the roof of a luxe hotel (in a building which also happens to have some of the most coveted condos in Los Angeles).

No, Banana Leaf Hotel doesn't have a restaurant. If you're looking for a hotel that does, start your search and simply filter by 'Restaurant' under 'Amenities' in the search results and we'll find the ...

The Beverly Hills Hotel ... perfect time to grab a banana split, one last cocktail or even a plate of pancakes. Bungalow 1A was a favorite of Marilyn Monroe, and the hotel still keeps the ...