Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills

Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills is a luxury hotel at 9850 Wilshire Blvd in Beverly Hills, California, opened in 2017 on the corner with Santa Monica Boulevard. The position places guests at the edge of the Beverly Hills Golden Triangle, with Rodeo Drive and the Beverly Hills city centre a short walk away and Century City and Beverly Hills' major department stores within a brief drive. Public transport is minimal, so visitors generally use taxis, ride-hailing or the hotel's own car services. Architecturally, the building is a modern tower with Art Deco-inspired interiors that echo the glamour of the original Waldorf Astoria in New York, using geometric patterns, polished stone and rich colours in the lobby and public rooms. Accommodation includes Deluxe King rooms, Premier Rooms and suites, most with large windows and marble bathrooms, and rates typically range from about $700 to $1,400 per night plus taxes. Dining centres on the Jean-Georges restaurant, which brings the chef's modern American cooking to Beverly Hills, along with a lounge and breakfast service for guests. The rooftop pool is a defining feature, offering views toward the Hollywood Hills and the Westside, and it is supported by a spa with treatment rooms and a fitness centre. Service follows the Waldorf Astoria standard, with a concierge team that arranges restaurant bookings, shopping appointments and transport, and valet parking is the usual choice for drivers. The hotel appeals to couples, business travellers, shoppers and visitors attending events in the area, and it is generally more polished and urban than the older garden-style Beverly Hills hotels. Families are welcome, although the atmosphere leans toward adult luxury. Visitors should reserve tables at the Jean-Georges restaurant in advance, particularly on weekends, and should confirm current fees and parking charges when booking since these can add to the nightly cost.