Priced on the same night, 2026-10-10: Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills is $308 a night less. They are 2.1 km apart.
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Both sit at the top of Beverly Hills luxury and both are excellent, but the Peninsula pulls ahead on guest rating (9.6 vs 9.2) despite the higher price ($1,111 vs $1,008). The Four Seasons counters with a hot tub the Peninsula doesn't list. If you want the more storied, more architecturally considered stay, book the Peninsula; if you want private balconies and a slightly lower rate, the Four Seasons does the job.
The Peninsula Beverly Hills is a low-slung, cream-and-white Regency-revival building set back from Santa Monica Boulevard behind manicured hedges and a circular drive, closer in spirit to a grand private house than a tower hotel. Inside, the lobby runs to French antiques, silk florals and gilt mirrors, the kind of interior that reads as old-money Los Angeles rather than glass-and-steel modernity. Belvedere, the restaurant, has long been a industry lunch spot, all crisp linen and a terrace shaded by trees for al fresco service under the California sky. The rooftop pool and cabanas are famous for a reason: it's a place people go to be seen quietly, not loudly, with a spa and gym pitched at the same restrained register.
Right for guests who want old-Hollywood formality, antique-filled public rooms and a rooftop scene with real history behind it.
The Four Seasons on Doheny is a taller, more contemporary building, its rooms distinguished by French doors opening onto private balconies, a detail that gives many rooms actual outdoor air rather than a sealed view. The interiors lean modern and airy rather than antique-heavy, with an outdoor pool and full-service spa doing the sun-and-relaxation work, plus a hot tub the Peninsula's listing doesn't mention. It draws a similar Beverly Hills crowd but with a slightly more relaxed, balcony-and-poolside feel than the Peninsula's more formal drawing-room atmosphere.
Right for guests who want a private balcony, a hot tub to unwind in, and a slightly more modern, airier take on Beverly Hills luxury.
The Four Seasons, despite being cheaper, isn't giving up anything on the facility list against the Peninsula — the gap runs the other way, with the Four Seasons adding a hot tub the Peninsula lacks; the real difference is guest rating and the weight of the Peninsula's reputation.
The Peninsula is the more beautiful and characterful place to be, its Regency-house architecture and antique-filled rooms giving it a sense of occasion the Four Seasons' cleaner modern interiors don't quite match.
| The Peninsula Beverly Hills | Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills | |
|---|---|---|
| Price, same night | $1,131 | $823 |
| Guest rating | 9.6/10 | 9.2/10 |
| Reviews | 215 | 248 |
| Stars | ★★★★★ | ★★★★★ |
| Facilities on our list | 7 | 8 |
| Distance apart | 2.1 km |
Nothing on our list that Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills lacks.
“The service from beginning to end was beyond exceptional.”
“It is so beautiful.”
The Peninsula's guests come away happier, as reviews consistently praise flawless, personalised service without any recurring complaints, while Four Seasons guests note a lobby needing refreshment and one account of mishandled spa communication.
“Perfect Beverly Hills Hotel”
It’s perfect. Beautiful, kept in tip top shape. Service from anyone and everyone in the hotel is perfect. Rooms are gorgeous. Pool evokes classic California vibes. Comfortable and luxurious without being pretentious. A+
“Home Away From Home!”
We were in town to see the Phantom of the Opera for my girlfriends birthday. I had always wanted to stay at the Peninsula Beverly Hills and our experience surpassed all expectations. The entire staff was extremely welcoming and made us feel comfortable from the moment we arrived. The Living Room Tea was a terrific experience which I would recommend to anyone. The property was beautifully maintained and our room w
“Superb Service Makes the Difference”
We last stayed at the PBH about 12 years ago. I remembered it as being a very good hotel. But this stay was truly superb. The hotel was much as we remembered--no major renovation that was apparent. So you might think the facilities are getting a little shabby. Nothing could be further from the truth. The hotel gleamed--immaculately clean, extremely well maintained, and classic without seeming dated. The rooms a
“Amazing 3 night stay!”
Had the most incredible 3 night stay!! Booked balcony deluxe room and had requested to face back of hotel/high floor since we are light sleepers. Sam in in-house reservations was amazing and our room on 15th floor was the most quiet room ever!! Everyone at hotel super friendly and everything very clean, beautiful decor. We especially loved The Penalty box to watch Cup games. Breakfast and room service also great. Co
“Four Seasons…always a good Choice”
The Four Seasons Hotel on Doheny Drive is a truly wonderful hotel from which to explore beautiful Beverly Hills. The hotel is very well-maintained, the reception staff was friendly, and our Hollywood Suite was spacious and cozy. Since we were staying on the ninth floor, we were able to make wonderful use of the two balconies. On the fourth floor is the pool area, which is spacious for an LA city hotel. A pretty poo
“Old timey Luxury, soon should get a little facelift.”
Long (10 day) business stay at the Four Seasons. Atmosphere: luxurious, yet understated. Harkens back to the early 2000 and one can easily understand why many celebrities opt to stay here, away from prying eyes. The lobby could use a bit of a refresher. Service: top notch, especially Tom the bellman and housekeeping. Check in desk was courteous but nothing extraordinary. Location: decent, but action is at least a 20
Luxurious Accommodations Indulge in the cream-colored rooms at Beverly Hills The Peninsula, each equipped with an iPod docking station, refrigerator, and minibar for your comfort. Gourmet Dining Experience Savor world-class cuisine at the Belvedere restaurant, offering award-winning meals in a lively European Brasserie setting. Enjoy al fresco dining on the…
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Luxurious Accommodations with Private Balconies Experience luxury at its finest with rooms featuring French doors opening to private balconies, offering stunning views of the surrounding areas. The air-conditioned rooms are elegantly furnished with modern amenities, ensuring a comfortable stay. Full-Service Spa and Outdoor Pool Indulge in relaxation at the…
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