Viceroy L'Ermitage Beverly Hills

Viceroy L'Ermitage Beverly Hills

At 9291 Burton Way, a palm-lined residential boulevard moments from Rodeo Drive, Viceroy L'Ermitage Beverly Hills offers an alternative rhythm to the celebrated restaurants and shops that define the neighborhood, set within a quieter residential enclave. Every one of its 116 rooms is a suite, with walk-through dressing rooms, full-length triptych mirrors, and vanities that harken back to old Hollywood glamour. That all-suite structure across eight floors underlies a specific claim: L'Ermitage says it is the longest-tenured Forbes five-star all-suite hotel in the world. The rooftop, called The Canopy, looks toward the Hollywood Hills on one side and the downtown skyline on the other, with a heated pool, private cabanas, and Poza serving small plates after dark. Costa Covo handles the Mediterranean, coastal end of things at ground level. Guests who want to disappear into a spa afternoon can book treatments at the Joanna Czech Studio or work out on Peloton bikes and Hydrow rowers before a sauna and steam room. This suits someone who wants Beverly Hills without living in the middle of its shopping district, content to walk to Beverly Gardens Park rather than stay steps from every store on Rodeo Drive. It suits less well a traveler counting every cost: valet parking runs 60 dollars a day, a damage deposit of 200 dollars per day is required on arrival, and pets are welcome only under 40 pounds and for a per-stay fee. Check-in is at 3pm, checkout at noon. What stays with you is the quiet: a hotel that never asked to be loud. Viceroy L'Ermitage Beverly Hills puts all 116 rooms into suites on a quiet residential boulevard near Rodeo Drive, with a rooftop pool facing both the Hollywood Hills and downtown. It suits a guest who wants Beverly Hills without living inside its shopping district.