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Beverly Hills Hotel

Beverly Hills Hotel
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© Anthony Hoffarth
Type of Attraction
Buildings & Monuments
Neighborhood
West
Interests That Apply
Local Culture, History, Architecture, Culinary Arts
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Price: Free
It is free to visit; room rates vary.
Is there parking?: Yes
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Water/Drinks: Available at attraction or nearby.
This is a good place to get: Snacks Dinner Lunch Breakfast
Restrooms: Available
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Andrea Schulte-Peevers

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Our City Expert's Tips


This legendary hotel has superb celebrity-spotting potential. If you're not staying here, the best way to spot famous faces is by enjoying a meal. Chances are greatest in the Polo Lounge (sit inside, not on the patio), but it's fairly formal and expensive. If you just want a snack or simple meal, head downstairs to the Fountain Coffee Shop, an old-fashioned soda fountain where you'll be sidling up to a curved Formica counter. Another good spot is the Cabana Club Cafe near the pool (open 10am-4pm only).

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