The Beverly Hills Hotel

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The Beverly Hills Hotel

Los Angeles · United States

The Beverly Hills Hotel, known as the Pink Palace, is one of the most iconic landmarks in American hospitality, opening its doors in 1912 before the city of Beverly Hills itself was incorporated. Its distinctive pink and green Spanish Colonial architecture, celebrity bungalows, and the legendary Polo Lounge have made it a fixture of Hollywood culture for over a century. The hotel's 210 rooms and suites are set across lush tropical gardens, and the bungalows have hosted countless entertainers, royalty, and heads of state. A stay here is less about amenities than about experiencing a living piece of Los Angeles history.

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