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The Peninsula Beverly Hills
The details are what delight at this impeccable, opulent—but never stuffy—spot: Your initials (or your dog's) embroidered on pillows, robes, and towels; your very own personal assistant; afternoon tea service accompanied by a live harpist; the perfect eucalyptus-scented steam room at the spa. Now, power lunchers and weekend brunchers are flocking to the hotel’s restaurant, Belvedere, which recently received a light and airy renovation that included adding a lush private patio and reimagined menu featuring farm-fresh Mediterranean-inspired cuisine. (Rooms from $655)
The Peninsula Beverly Hills
9882 S. Santa Monica Blvd.Los Angeles, CA United States
310-551-2888
310-551-2888
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