Room Request! Beverly Wilshire

by Natasha Wolff | April 2, 2015 10:59 am

Beverly Wilshire[1], A Four Seasons Hotel, has played host to everyone from Elvis Presley to Warren Beatty since it opened its doors in 1928. The property has 395 guest rooms (including 137 suites) spread out over two buildings—the 10-story Wilshire Wing and the 14-story Beverly Wing in the heart of Beverly Hills, just 25 steps from Rodeo Drive. The hotel features spacious marble bathrooms with Salvatore Ferragamo products, a modern neutral color palette, plush furniture and the signature touches of Four Seasons properties worldwide.

Beverly Wilshire is home to Wolfgang Puck’s award-winning American steakhouse, Cut (in a space designed by Richard Meier), and The Blvd for all-day dining and people watching on its Wilshire Boulevard-facing terrace. The rooftop pool area boasts a café and bar, which offers complimentary smoothies served in shot glasses as a lovely cool-down amenity. Several cabanas and lounge chairs are scattered around a perfectly heated pool. The hotel’s spa is an oasis in the middle of the city and features Natura Bissé products for facials and body treatments. 

Below, the Beverly Wilshire’s Regional Vice President and General Manager Ben Trodd tells us about the most sought-after room on the property.  

Wilshire Presidential Suite

The most requested room:
Our Veranda Suite is immensely popular.

What makes it so special:
This specialty suite offers breathtaking, 270-degree views of Rodeo Drive and the Hollywood Hills. It’s ideal for those looking to embrace the glamour of Beverly Hills. The suite is located on its own private floor and boasts a 2,140-square-foot furnished terrace. Enjoy luxurious accommodations, unbeatable views and abundant closet space to store your purchases from a day of shopping. 

The rate:
This suite goes for $5,000 per night. 

Your personal favorite:
Our Wilshire Presidential Suite.

Because…
The elegant, sky-lit grand entrance that leads into the suite’s living room, library and formal dining room. Located in our original Wilshire Wing, this extensive two-bedroom suite is chic, modern and provides spectacular views of Beverly Hills, the Hollywood Hills and Century City.

Fun fact:
The Beverly Wilshire was on the site of the Beverly Auto Speedway, which provided residents with an opportunity for picnics and Model T Ford races on Sunday afternoons. At the time, the population of Beverly Hills was less than 1,000 and it was still undiscovered by Hollywood’s in-crowd.

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