Advisors love The Four Seasons Los Angeles at Beverly Hills for its sweeping room categories, dining options, and plentiful amenities.
A recent trip to California—with kids in tow—found me at the Four Seasons Los Angeles at Beverly Hills. Open since 1987 (it was renovated in 2018, and the property introduced new rooms and suites, along with a focus on wellness), the hotel, with its prime real estate on Doheny Drive, offers travelers a bit of everything: access to L.A.’s best restaurants, museums, and culture, all with the feel of a luxury resort.
The property’s design, spearheaded by Wimberly Interiors, is key to its success. (The wellness expansion was separately executed by the design firm Delos.) “Our design aesthetic is intentionally bright, chic, and residential—very much reflective of the way people actually want to live in Los Angeles,” the property’s general manager, Sebastian Hinsch, told Luxury Travel Report. “We lean into natural light, clean lines, and a neutral palette to create a modern California feel that’s polished but not overdone. With French doors opening to private balconies and full marble bathrooms, our guestrooms blur indoor-outdoor living in a way that feels both sophisticated and personal.”
The Four Seasons brand always takes exceptional care of families, I’ve found, and this hotel was no exception. Thoughtful extras, like stuffed animals, curated kids’ menus, child-sized robes, and mindful staff, really went the distance during our stay.
Food & Drink
The hotel features four distinct dining experiences: Culina Ristorante & Caffé, The Lounge, La Ola, and an unnamed poolside restaurant.
Culina is the designated breakfast spot, though it also features a Cin Cin Hour in the afternoons, with reduced-price bar bites, spritzes, and cocktails. Guests can also enjoy dinner at the Culina, which morphs into the upscale Italian concept, Culina Ristorante. La Ola, specializing in coastal Mexican food, is open daily from mid-morning to late afternoon. Food and drinks by the pool are available all day, and highlights the coastal concept from La Ola.
