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Hotel Bel-Air
701 Stone Canyon Rd
Los Angeles, California 90077
United States
(310) 472-1211
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0 Recommends
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Citysearch Rated
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Once upon a time in a bustling metropolis, an Eden-like hideaway was born.
January 31, 2006
(5.0 / 5 stars)
The Scene
Perhaps L.A.'s pre-eminent luxury accommodation, Hotel Bel-Air has been a haven for society dowagers and paparazzi-scorning celebrities since opening in 1940. Oil baron and Bel-Air Estates founder Alphonso E. Bell originally constructed the building for office space. Years later, it was converted into this grand estate worthy of a multimillion-dollar tycoon.
The Details
Guests enter via a miniature bridge which crosses the hotel's signature Swan Lake; cascading waterfalls and a crowning bell tower complete the idyllic serenity. Inside, antique fixtures and French countryside furnishings will make any plebeian feel like royalty. Sprawled over 11 lushly landscaped acres, the hotel offers much-welcomed privacy. The aptly named Grace Kelly Suite features a separate dressing room area with dainty vanity. For utter seclusion, ask for the Swan Lake Suite, which has a private entry gate.
(Editorial review provided by Citysearch)
Best night I've ever spent in a hotel...period.
March 09, 2007
(5.0 / 5 stars)
I've stayed in business and luxury hotels all over the country, and this was by far the best all-around service I've ever received...period.
From the moment I pulled up to the valet to the moment I reluctantly left, I felt like royalty. The staff was attentive and, dare I say, delightful. Some of them have been there for decades. They seem to love what they do, and it shows.
Excellent food, awesome rooms, perfect service. The location makes you forget you're in L.A.
I'd rather spend one night there than three somewhere else. I agree with the reviewer above, the only con that I found was that I can't stay forever!
(User review provided by Citysearch)
terriable afternoon tea service
February 15, 2006
(1.0 / 5 stars)
We went there for an afternoon tea and what an awful mistake. Poor service and it was anything but a "real" afternoon tea. We were there for an hour and it was miserable. They did not have a good choice of teas, the sandwiches were awful the pastry were not just bought from store and dumped on the tray. We paid $90 for two and the worst tea we had ever!!! Save you money
(User review provided by Citysearch)
undisputed #1 hotel in LA
April 13, 2004
(5.0 / 5 stars)
The Hotel Bel-Air is by far the most luxurious hotel in all of LA. I've stayed at the top 5 listed for Los Angeles and nothing comes close to The Hotel Bel-Air in all areas of service, comfort, ambience, etc. There's a reason why Oprah Winfrey called it one of her favorite places to stay in the world! If you're looking for luxury, don't even bother going anywhere else in LA.
(User review provided by Citysearch)
Heaven on Earth
June 12, 2003
(5.0 / 5 stars)
This is by far, the most private, peaceful retreat ever. The service is second to none throughout the entire hotel. Everyone is treated like a star by all of the staff and given the most courteous and personal attention. The linens are beyond fabulous and the old world feeling in the lounge makes this beautiful, botanical wonder a not to be missed experience!
Pros:
Garden setting, Extremely Private, Courtesy and service
Cons:
Don't want to leave
(User review provided by Citysearch)
ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS
November 13, 2002
(5.0 / 5 stars)
I adore this place. We stayed here for a romantic weekend getaway. It is so quaint and beautiful.
You don't even know you're in LA!!
(User review provided by Citysearch)
CLASS PLUS!
August 27, 2002
(5.0 / 5 stars)
Oh this place is toooooo die for.... they treat you like you are a star, with the most incredible service. There are better restaurants although this is nice for a business dinner. "Most CIVILIZED" per my boss in VA!
Pros:
Lovely and Private, Star sightings, NO KISS AND TELL
Cons:
Expensive, You don't wanna leave, Can't stay forever
(User review provided by Citysearch)
The Extras:
Table One is not a restaurant, but a one-table room inside the kitchen for the hotel's favorite guests, where diners can watch the chef prepare their meals. Scoring a reservation is next to impossible--for common folk, at least.
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THE DETAILS
Category:
Hotel, Restaurant
Prices:
$
Payment:
American Express, Visa, Discover, MasterCard
Serving 2 neighborhoods:
Bel Air, West LA
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