Beverly Wilshire in Beverly Hills

Los Angeles, and especially Beverly Hills, is romantic and adventurous. See all the famous sites across the city, or never leave the Hotel instead choose to relax and reconnect. The following is a sample itinerary. Please do not hestitate to contact the Concierge to personalize your visit.

Be sure to let us know if you and your loved one are celebrating a milestone, when upon arrival champagne and chocolate are de rigueur.

The Hotel and the surrounding neighbourhood have so much to offer. Take this day to unwind from yesterday’s travel.

Day

• Pamper yourself with breakfast in bed ordered through In-Room Dining. You can even pre-order your feast the night before so you can rise to the smell of coffee.
• Rejuvenate at the Spa with a signature Kate Somerville treatment or relax in the Aromatherapy Crystal Steamroom.
• While enjoying the beautiful Mediterranean-style pool and whirlpool, take advantage of our cabana package for added privacy in our oasis of luxury and relaxation.
• Attendants are always nearby to offer a cooling Evian spritz, chilled water or shot-glass smoothie.

Evening

• End your first day in LA with an upscale meal at CUT by Wolfgang Puck. Its celebrity clientele, if not its coveted Michelin star, is the ultimate seal of approval.

Day

• Wake up and start your second day in LA at The Blvd restaurant for breakfast at the Hotel.
• Next, explore the city with a private tour. Companies such as Tour du Jour will make sure you see all the top destinations and get a feel for the lay of the land.
• Whether you’re looking for Marilyn Monroe or Brad Pitt, you’ll find all the stars’ famous handprints on Hollywood Boulevard outside Grauman’s Chinese Theater.
• Next, drive up Beachwood Drive to get up close to another star, the famous Hollywood sign at the top of Mount Lee.
• Head back down the hill to Hollywood & Highland to take a tour of the Kodak Theater, home of the Oscars.

Evening

• Talk with the Concierge about finding the best restaurants to visit.
• From modern Spanish to trendy Japanese, and everything in between, we'll organize the perfect night out on the town.

Los Angeles’ beaches are a must-see, but there are many facets to suit your preferences.

Day

• For breakfast, walk to any of the local spots on North Beverly Drive where you can choose from a wide range of options.
• There are about a dozen different beach cities to visit, the closest of which are Venice, Santa Monica and Malibu.
• Start south and work your way north. Venice is of course named after the town in Italy because it too has a hidden network of small canals to walk along.
• Be a kid again and stop by Santa Monica Pier for a ride on the Ferris wheel overlooking the ocean.
• To catch some rays, go further north to Malibu where there are small spans of public beach amid many private beaches and impressive homes.
  

Evening

• Sip sunset cocktails at Geoffrey’s Restaurant in Malibu while taking in the spectacular view of the Pacific Ocean.
• Then, change locations and have a casual dinner at Taverna Tony’s, still in Malibu, for local Greek and American dining. You never know who you might see there.